Mother of Vancouver road rage victim urges suspect to come forward
The mother of a man killed in an apparent road rage incident in Vancouver last week is speaking out. Continue reading
Operator of tour boat that ran aground near Second Narrows Bridge hit with fine
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
On July 27, Pacific Ferries’ Coastal Runner was carrying 17 passengers for a tour of Indian Arm when Vancouver police say it ran aground near the Second Narrows Bridge around 4:30 p.m. Continue reading
Vancouver House twisty tower not leaning or sinking despite rumours
The twisty tower at 1480 Howe St. is one of four buildings rising from the Vancouver House site. Continue reading
Not welcome here? Environmental group urges boycott of Trudeau if he vacations in Tofino
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
This summer, after Ottawa promised $4.5 billion for the existing Trans Mountain pipeline and terminal facility in Burnaby – and a minimum of $7.4 billion to build nearly 1000 kilometres of new pipeline, the Friends of Clayoquot Sound (FOCS) group has issued an open letter to the Tofino community. Continue reading
Victoria police respond to security alarm set off by very large rat
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
In April, Victoria was named the second “rattiest” city in B.C. by Orkin Canada. Continue reading
What it’s like to live next to a Richmond ‘ghost house’
“It’s just such a waste of space.” Continue reading
Coquitlam senior who waited hours for wheelchair-accessible cab gets apology from Bel-Air Taxi
Days after she went public about her Canada Day cab fail, Coquitlam senior Merle Smith got an apology from Bel-Air Taxi. Continue reading
Cache Creek businesses burned by 2017 wildfires hope rain will dampen 2018 forecast
B.C. businesses hit hard by last year’s devastating wildfires are bracing for the worst, while hoping the summer of 2018 won’t be as bad. Continue reading
B.C. Lions player says housing market is so tight, he’s offering free season tickets to potential landlords
The six-time all-star, who makes a decent CFL salary, is not immune to Metro Vancouver’s housing crisis. Continue reading
‘Is there a problem officer?’ B.C. cops stop massively overloaded car secured with garden hose
The load was tied down with an old garden hose, which was attached ‘MacGyver’-style to the driver’s side mirror. Continue reading
B.C. impaired driving suspect unsuccessfully fights to get blood samples back
The unnamed man sought the return of blood taken from him at Royal Columbian Hospital following a single vehicle crash in Surrey in February 2017. Continue reading
Fatal Malahat crash renews calls for barriers on notorious highway
West Shore RCMP believe the woman behind the wheel of the northbound vehicle was impaired by alcohol. Continue reading
Fairytale ending for Nanaimo teen who had grad dress stolen from front porch
A Nanaimo teen’s grad dress was stolen from her front porch, so the community stepped in to help. Continue reading
How can a $30M lottery winner remain anonymous?
In a rare move, the B.C. Lottery Corporation has granted anonymity to the person who claimed the $30-million prize. Continue reading
Vancouver Little League concession stand caught up in red tape
Hot dogs and baseball go hand in hand, except at one Little League park in Vancouver. Continue reading
