Police say the suspect attacked an elderly man before turning on two good Samaritans. Continue reading →

University Police received complaints of a man who was peeking into a woman’s only washroom while a woman was showering. Continue reading →

The government’s Clean Energy Vehicle Program provides a $5,000-credit toward the purchase price of electric cars or plug-in hybrids. Continue reading →

Health Minister Adrian Dix says the purchase includes clinic staff becoming health authority employees. Continue reading →

Housing is a hot topic everywhere in Metro Vancouver, but in B.C.’s third-largest city the debate is particularly fierce. Continue reading →

Natsumi Kogawa, 30, came to Vancouver to study English but she was reported missing in September 2016. Continue reading →

The Rental Housing Task Force will release its first recommendations after spending the past few months hearing from renters across B.C. Continue reading →

Bruce Hayne said an Integrity Now council will push pause on LRT to analyze what technology would work best. Continue reading →

Some campers say that with their schedule, planning a trip months in advance is simply not possible. Continue reading →

Police say the suspect attacked an elderly man before turning on two good Samaritans. Continue reading →

The Vancouver institution earned the accolade from the U.K’s Telegraph newspaper. Continue reading →

Billboards promoting mayoral candidate Hector Bremner sprung up around Vancouver in the weeks before campaign spending rules kicked in. Continue reading →

For the third time this year, there has been a reported leak of sulphuric acid being transported from Teck Resources’ Trail facility. Continue reading →

A 17-year-old female suspect has now been arrested and charged with aggravated assault. Continue reading →

Tao Ping Lee, 69, was last seen around 1 p.m. Saturday, when he left his home near Victoria Drive and E. 1st Avenue. Continue reading →

Phase two of the $1.35-billion, three-phase Royal Columbian Hospital project will be a design-build project fully owned by Fraser Health. Continue reading →

The south coast has seen an average 90 millimetres of rain this month, far short of the 169 millimetres that doused the region in 2004. Continue reading →

Vancouver police said officers fired several rounds with a bean bag gun, which appeared to have no effect on the man. Continue reading →

Police say the driver of the Porsche was given a $368 excessive speeding ticket and the vehicle was impounded for seven days. Continue reading →

Candidates and third parties are now strictly limited in how much they can spend ahead of the Oct. 20 vote. Continue reading →

Kara White, 53, was reported missing from the Cottonwood Lodge on the Riverview grounds on Sept. 6. Continue reading →

“It happened not once, but twice at the same event, where cars struck what is actually a very large hose in the case of what Vancouver uses, a very large yellow hose.” Continue reading →