The proposal aims to see the city become carbon-neutral by 2050, but some of the recommendations are sure to be controversial. Continue reading →

Six days after a deck collapsed at a Langley wedding celebration, family of the victims say nine people remain in hospital. Continue reading →

Khan Michael Bourne of Sechelt was found lying on the ground in the 13300-block of 114 Avenue with gunshot wounds on Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading →

The interim rezoning policy, which will apply to Kitsilano and West Point Grey, is intended to curb speculation ahead of a possible extension of the SkyTrain. Continue reading →

The court ruled there was no way to be sure the home’s brutal history was a relevant factor in a buyer’s decision. Continue reading →

Police say an injured adult man was found laying on the ground and was rushed to hospital, but did not survive. Continue reading →

The father of a Victoria-area realtor murdered at a solo showing says police need to step in. Continue reading →

According to police, the teen was carrying a loaded 9mm handgun, and is now facing a slew of firearms charges along with resisting arrest. Continue reading →

With Metro Vancouver gas prices hitting new highs, it appears some desperate people are hitting new lows in a bid to fill their tank. Continue reading →

At least one person is in custody, according to witness accounts. Continue reading →

Residents have complained for years about about broken elevators, rats and mould among other issues. Continue reading →

It turns out that one of Game of Thrones’ most iconic features — its massive, fire-breathing dragons — was created in Vancouver. Continue reading →

Police say early indications are that Caitlin Midori Bradley’s death was not criminal in nature. Continue reading →

“Please feel free to bring a candle, flowers, Sri Lankan flag and join us.” Continue reading →

Gasbuddy.com’s Dan McTeague said prices of up to $1.72.9 around the region appear likely to persist for the “foreseeable future.” Continue reading →