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The art exhibition is the culmination of a course on the impact of graffiti culture launched by a B.C. university professor.

A new exhibition, Frybread as Fok, highlights Indigenous joy and the power of coming together. The exhibition is on display at Emily Carr University until Feb. 15, 2024.

An iconic arm-wrestler, Canada's first Filipino immigrant's B.C. roots and an exhibit by a Vancouver graffiti artist are among the good news stories we're sharing this week.

From Vancouver getting seven World Cup games to the rescue of a rare turtle, here are five B.C. stories to brighten up your week.

There are more school closures on Thursday, Jan. 18, as B.C.'s South Coast remains in the grips of a winter storm. We're tracking the closures here.

Researchers say the treatment could eventually help many of the nearly three million Americans like her with depression that resists other treatments.

Police Chief Stacey Graves said that the 22 people injured in the shooting ranged between the ages of 8 and 47 years old, half of whom were under the age of 16.

The new arrangement, details of which were shared with plan holders earlier this month, affects around 260 medications under the insurance company's Specialty Drug Care program.

The University of Lethbridge's Dhillon School of Business says they are not surprised by the numbers.

The joint statement comes as protests against the new policy were held in Edmonton and Calgary on Saturday, with hundreds in attendance at both rallies.

In announcing a suite of policies targeting trans and gender diverse Albertans, Premier Danielle Smith made assertions about puberty, gender transition and gender affirming care.

An Edmonton man is a part of a crew that will be on the road for the next 17 months as they drive around the world, for both the adventure and research.

More than 160 speakers signed up for the committee meeting where Vancouver mayor and council were set to vote on a proposition to abolish the park board.

Environment Canada unveiled its top weather stories for 2023. The presenting climatologist said human caused-climate was partially to blame and said more extreme weather will come.

Christopher Beausoleil just went to out to do some Christmas shopping at a central Edmonton mall when he found himself looking down the barrel of a sawed-off shotgun.

A 25-foot, 2,600 pound totem pole stands tall on the northwest corner of Emily Carr's Vancouver campus. The project was by Tlingit, Tahltan and Maori carvers.

Buffy Sainte-Marie called the allegations and probing into her past 'deeply hurtful.'

The Lightning Bug Tattoos is one of many places that celebrate Friday the 13th by giving back to the community with its "Get What You Get" tattoo event.

The return of a totem pole to a B.C. community and the Vancouver Cancuks goalie with the most wins of all time is getting recognition. These are the feel-good stories of the week.

The Biden administration has been careful to not condemn India over accusations its agents were involved in the murder of a Sikh leader and Canadian citizen in B.C.