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RCMP rescue bear that locked itself inside car in Belcarra, B.C.

Coquitlam RCMPare reminding everyone to be "bear smart" after one locked itself inside a car Thursday morning.

Advocates call for tax breaks for single seniors as cost of living rises

The group Single Seniors for Tax Fairness wants to see the federal government provide tax breaks for older Canadians with one income.

B.C. group pushes for greater buffer between boats, killer whales

A B.C. conservation group is urging Ottawa to follow in Washington state's footsteps, after itpassed legislation for vessels to help better protect endangered southern resident killer whales.

Advocates call for conservation officers to wear body cameras

The recent deaths of two young black bears have wildlife advocates once again callingfor conservation officers to wearbody cameras. More than 600 bears were killed last year by conservation officers, according to the province's statistics.

Wait times for IUDs expected to drop after province increases doctors' compensation

Doctors in B.C. who provide contraception care are breathing a sigh of relief after the province agreed to increase billable fees for IUD insertion in an effort to encourage more physicians to provide the service.

$10M spent on B.C. wolf cull, FOI documents reveal alongside details of shootings

The province says more than 1,940 wolves have been killed since 2015, in efforts to recover endangered caribou populations.

Whistler kicks off winter season as locals feel housing crisis

Whistler is welcoming skiers and boarders to hit the slopes this winter season, but some locals say its too expensive to live and work in the tourist hot spot.

B.C. woman turns trailer into 'happy, creepy' Barbie dream home to help recovery from addiction

A woman living in Osoyoos has created a Barbie-inspired trailer that she said has helped her on her journey of recovery from addiction.

Vancouver doctor concerned long IUD wait times will lead to unintended pregnancies

A doctor in Metro Vancouver is raising concerns about wait times for intrauterine devices, more than a monthafter the province announced free prescribed birth control.

'Horrible loss of incredible potential': Family mourns B.C. man who died in Peru after stepping on live wire

A B.C. family is dealing with the unexpected loss of their son in Peru after a tragic incident earlier this month.