Crews initially delayed entry to the home after warnings from the RCMP. Continue reading →

Despite legalization, commercially producing or processing cannabis products without a proper licence remains a crime under the Cannabis Act. Continue reading →

“That’s why it’s so important to have an alarm. It doesn’t smell, it doesn’t taste, and you can’t see it.” Continue reading →

“[The skill] was lost, it was banned. So all the carvers died off, but he kept on doing this,” said the artist’s great grandson. Continue reading →

A pair of Metro Vancouver police officers stranded in Cuba have been cleared of sexual assault charges, but aren’t free yet. Continue reading →

The pair, aged 69 and 71, were last seen walking a dog on the island’s north end on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Take a look at how Vancouver has changed between 1966 and 2018. Continue reading →

Officials believe two men shot a yearling bighorn sheep near Spences Bridge, then fled, leaving the animal in a field. Continue reading →

Crews arrived to find the two-storey wood frame house with smoke pouring out of windows on all sides and a roof that had partially collapsed.  Continue reading →

The collision left a man with serious injuries. Continue reading →

If you’ve got about $17 million handy, you too can own one of B.C.’s most iconic homes. Continue reading →

The Vancouver and Port Moody police officers have been detained on the island country since March. Continue reading →

Police said food products like butter can be easily sold on the black market. Continue reading →

The vehicle narrowly missed a man using the crosswalk and struck one of his dogs, killing it instantly. Continue reading →

“It’s not just been this year, or the year before or the government previous to this. It’s been a long time since this has been proposed.” Continue reading →