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Outside Magazine has named North Vancouver’s Grouse Grind as one of the 10 most dangerous hikes in the world. The decision to include the Grind,...
By Amy Reid 34 acres of carrots, potatoes and other veggies grown for food banks at Surrey farm When Jas Singh began growing food for...
Britain's media regulator has imposed a hefty fine of 30,000 pounds on a Sikh television channel for "seriously" breaching its code by broadcasting a...
A 17-year old Asian man died after an early morning stabbing in Vancouver Friday. It happened at Japan House Restaurant on Kingsway near Slocan....
A Canadian businessman “targeted” prominent Indian officials with $450,000 U.S. in bribes in a failed bid-rigging plot to win an airline security contract, an...
California has won a long-running battle with BC Hydro over high prices charged for electricity during an energy crisis, and it will cost the...
A Squamish gondola project that some tourism analysts are calling B.C.’s top new attraction for 2014 is on track to open in May, the...
B.C. has an excellent network of post-secondary institutions with support systems in place to help students beginning their first year of post-secondary education cope...
To mark India’s 67th independence day, a street in Winnipeg, Manitoba was named after Mahatma Gandhi on Thursday. A portion of York Avenue leading to...
Canada’s Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander Friday officially welcomed one of the first permanent residents under the new Federal Skilled Trades Program: Eric...