Parents, non-profits and the B.C.’s teachers union say all back-to-school expenses this year are being made worse by higher, bigger costs on other essentials.

A dip in the river might sound pretty appealing in this weather but if you’re visiting three riverside parks in Coquitlam, make sure you leave the snacks at home.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has denied a Surrey veterinary hospital’s application for an interim injunction to remove or delete TikTok videos before a trial that the hospital claims are defamatory.

Mayor Brenda Locke, who campaigned for office on ending the transition, acknowledged the last few months had been a “very difficult time,” but urged civility from the board as Surrey builds “the best and most accountable police department we can.”

Two days after union leadership said it would recommend the deal’s adoption, the company that runs bus services in the Fraser Valley says it too will agree to the deal.

A married couple is finally living together in B.C. after a half dozen attempts to convince Canadian officials their relationship was genuine. Their lawyer says their case is not unique and immigration officials are causing needless stress and expense for some couples.

A Surrey provincial court judge was highly critical in her sentencing of an experienced crabber who pleaded guilty to four fishing offences in Boundary Bay and of the “weak” enforcement system allowing such crimes to be committed.