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Sarah McLachlan stamp to be unveiled in VancouverCanadian musician Sarah McLachlan and the head of Canada Post are expected to unveil a stamp in her honour.EntertainmentSep 17
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North Vancouver hatchery lets students get up-close and personal with salmonWith support from the North Vancouver District Fire Fighters' Charitable Society, the Seymour Salmon Hatchery is teaching kids about the lives of salmon and salmon conservation.EducationSep 16
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Metro Vancouver spent nearly $160K on networking parties since 2017In July Global News reported that Metro Vancouver spent nearly $65,000 dollars of taxpayer money for a reception at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Conference in Toronto.PoliticsSep 12
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Vancouver launches Lime shared e-scooter programThe company has rolled out 100 electric scooters and 27 parking stations. Vancouver is the first North American city to test out the parking stations.TrafficSep 12
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1st supervised indoor inhalation site to offer safe spaces to Vancouver’s drug usersThe BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (BC-CfE) opened the facility at Hope to Health Research & Innovation Centre at 625 Powell Street.HealthSep 18
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Man dead after shooting in Vancouver’s Downtown EastsideVancouver police found the victim at the intersection of East Cordova and Carrall streets just before 3:30 a.m.CrimeAug 29
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Suspect charged in 2 Vancouver stranger attacks makes brief video court appearanceBrendan McBride was asked to state his full name and birthdate to the judge. He looked into the camera and answered those questions as requested.CrimeSep 18
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‘Better safe than sorry’: Downtown Van launches election pressure campaignThe Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association says the campaign is meant to highlight "what's at stake if political parties don't prioritize community safety."PoliticsSep 17
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‘Unprovoked stranger attacks’ leave 1 dead, 1 seriously hurt in downtown VancouverPolice have arrested a suspect accused of killing one man and and severing another man's hand in what is being described as a pair of downtown stranger attacks.CrimeSep 4
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North Vancouver home to be moved, repurposed as transitional housing for Squamish NationRather than being demolished, the home is being transported to the Squamish Nation reserve where it will function as a new community resource.EconomySep 12
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Suspect charged in ‘random’ Vancouver attacks that left 1 dead, 1 with a severed handCourt documents show Brendan Colin McBride, 34, of White Rock has been charged with murder and aggravated assault in Wednesday's apparently random attacks.CrimeSep 5
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Rental rates in many B.C. communities continue to rise amid affordability crisisNew Data from Rentals.ca suggests B.C.'s fastest-growing city, Surrey, has seen rental rates skyrocket by eight per cent year over year.EconomySep 11
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August home sales down 17% in Greater Vancouver, industry saysGreater Vancouver Realtors says home sales in the region dropped 17.1 per cent in August from a year earlier and were more than a quarter below the 10-year seasonal average.EconomySep 4
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Vancouver assault suspect released from custody without chargesVancouver police said the 23-year-old victim was leaving work in East Vancouver around 9 p.m. on Saturday when she was grabbed from behind by a man with a knife.CrimeSep 10
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B.C., First Nations partner to build ‘attainable’ below-market homes in VancouverThe proposal is to build 2,600 homes for sale to middle-income British Columbians at 60 per cent of market price.Economy2 hours
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Vancouver man identified as victim in deadly stranger attackFrancis David Laporte was killed near the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, just minutes after the same attacker allegedly severed a 56-year-old man's hand a few blocks away.CrimeSep 6
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Man seriously hurt in North Vancouver shootingNorth Vancouver RCMP were called to reports of shots fired early Friday morning. A man in his 50s was taken to hospital in serious but stable condition.CrimeSep 6
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Video shows fatal 2022 Vancouver shooting at hotel on DTESB.C.'s independent police watchdog (IIO) has forwarded a report to the prosecution service for consideration of charges against a VPD officer involved in the incident.CrimeSep 10
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Cost of new Vancouver Art Gallery surges to $600M in latest megaproject sticker shockThe skyrocketing costs, which the gallery said are being felt by builders across Canada, could also result in a delayed or scaled-down project.CanadaAug 29
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‘Heartbreaking’: Victim’s friends in deadly Vancouver attack mourn his passingDave Laporte's Friend "Al" told Global News that Laporte was a "very pleasant gentleman. I'm sorry what happened, happened," he said.CrimeSep 9