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A B.C. Supreme Court judge awarded journalist Bing Chen Gao $275,000 after finding defamatory livestream comments were made during protests outside his Guildford home.
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A B.C. Supreme Court judge awarded journalist Bing Chen Gao $275,000 after finding defamatory livestream comments were made during protests outside his Guildford home.

Porter Airlines pilots have sought federal conciliation after negotiations with the airline reached an impasse, a step that could precede a strike or lockout.

A white SUV rolled onto its roof near Science World on Friday afternoon, prompting detours and delays on Quebec Street.

Squamish Search and Rescue used two drones Thursday night to deliver a rope and guide a stranded climber safely down the Stawamus Chief.

BC Prosecution Service has approved 22 Criminal Code charges against Marco Matias in connection with separate shooting investigations in Cloverdale and Guildford.

Richmond-Bridgeport MLA Teresa Wat has joined an unnamed party led by interim leader Peter Milobar after leaving the BC Conservative Party in late August.

Environment and Climate Change Canada forecasts showers, gusty winds and a possible drop to 9°C overnight in Vancouver early next week.

A 45-year-old man remains in custody after police reported three alleged unprovoked assaults on pedestrians in downtown Vancouver on Sept. 10.

Panels from Science World’s World Cup-era “The Beautiful Dome” are being sold as unique items, with proceeds supporting STEAM programs in British Columbia.

The Township of Langley says crews have removed nearly 900 graffiti tags since a publicly funded cleanup blitz began in mid-August, with further work planned in Aldergrove in September.

Coquitlam will offer events, learning opportunities and orange illuminations around Sept. 30, when some civic facilities and services will close or operate on reduced hours.

The three-time defending PJHL champions open at Cam Neely Arena on Sept. 11, beginning their first season in the 22-team BC Hockey Conference under a new head coach.
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