ICBC is looking at computerized hazard perception training and testing that has helped slash crash rates among young drivers overseas. Continue reading →

Hunkered down in the backcountry west of Rocky Mountain House, Adam Nichols eventually spotted an Alberta forestry camera near a trail. He decided to make tracks in the snow – in the hopes technology would transmit his message. Continue reading →

“If we want to be able to respond, we need that early warning. We need that one or two minutes.” Continue reading →

Calgary’s Karl Lusawovana Nunu is still struggling to understand how a SkyTrain ride in B.C. last fall ended with a looming court date. Continue reading →

Proponents have until March 19 to submit plans to replace the pier that was damaged last December. Continue reading →

As planning moves ahead for the SkyTrain expansion to UBC, Kitsilano will be need to increase density to accommodate future growth, residents say. Continue reading →

“It’s a scary feeling”: Even with an amended bylaw aimed at curbing so-called renovictions, New Westminster tenants are still fighting to keep their homes. Continue reading →

“They’re just more comfortable for pedestrians and they’re more efficient for pedestrians,” said urban consultant Brent Toderian. Continue reading →

The mother of Penticton murder victim Rex Edward Gill reacts to news that Kamloops RCMP are investigating her son’s fatal shooting as a possible case of mistaken identity. Continue reading →

Kelly Sandoval’s 10-year-old son jumped out of the way but the mother threw herself in harm’s way to protect her youngest son. Continue reading →

“I said, ‘When I’m an adult, I’m gonna build my own rink for my own kids and no one’s going to say no’ and so this year I did.” Continue reading →

The fine for fighting in public under Vancouver’s Street & Traffic Bylaw is $500. De Genova says 128 tickets for fighting were issued in 2018 – but only 36 were paid. Continue reading →

While the clock is ticking on Canada’s decision on whether or not to proceed with an extradition hearing for Meng Wanzhou, her telecom company Huawei is working to bring high-speed internet to a tiny B.C. community with a population of fewer than 300 people. Continue reading →

Vancouver’s mayor is calling for each councillor’s discretionary fund to be immediately increased to $30,000 per year from $6,000. Continue reading →

Family and friends of Kalwinder “Kris” Thind are planning to hold a candlelight vigil on the one-year anniversary of the 23-year-old’s unsolved murder. Continue reading →