It’s a tribute to a man who not only shaped the Canadian Army but also, in his own quiet way, helped shape Canada itself.

The imposing brick armoury along Victoria’s Bay Street will soon be renamed after a First World War general with ties to the city.

WWII never touched New Westminster directly, but the war affected every corner of Canada, including the Metro Vancouver city.

A representative of the BC Crown Counsel Association will discuss body-worn cameras and bail reform at Monday's council ...

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BC double-A boys volleyball banner will stay in Prince George after Condors clinch epic five-set victory over Richmond ...

The Heart and Hearth provincial funding is typically for "wet" housing — meaning, substance use is permissible at their funded locations. The proposed Penticton location would have an overdose ...

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The trade war with the United States, bans on U.S. wine and liquor imports and a recent distributor strike in British ...

Canada’s museums have transformed themselves in the last decade, adopting identity-driven makeovers under pressure from the ...