“We are closely watching the situation in Canada and globally,” said a joint statement from Health Minister Adrian Dix and Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry. Continue reading →

Events at Semiahmoo Mall in South Surrey and the Christian Life Assembly church in Langley were cancelled over concerns of the coronavirus. Continue reading →

In an emergency memo to council Tuesday, Mayor Rob Vagramov made clear there are other areas beyond Clarke and Elgin that are in desperate need of a crosswalk. Continue reading →

While her daughter is healthy so far, Lily Liu is growing increasingly anxious as she watches the virus spread and claim more people. Continue reading →

The quake happened less than 24 hours after a 4.5-magnitude quake struck off the southwestern coast of Vancouver Island. Continue reading →

Crews are now working on placement of a portable 20-metre, single-lane bridge at the site of a “major road failure” Thursday. Continue reading →

The Prince George, B.C., woman says she’s raised $1,000 so far to send supplies to the Chinese city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak. Continue reading →

Uber says it will not follow Surrey’s request to cease operations in the city, setting up a potentially nasty fight over the future of ride-hailing. Continue reading →

Steven Gordon Vollrath pointed a handgun at a police officer in May 2015 and pulled the trigger, but the gun did not fire. Continue reading →

Gladys Lee has lived in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for more than 60 years, but says her neighbourhood is feeling increasingly unsafe. Continue reading →

More than two years after Punky bit a woman and lunged at an animal control officer, the dog has been euthanized. Continue reading →

City staff have sent a letter informing the company they are in violation of the city’s vehicle for hire bylaw by not having a business licence. Continue reading →

The only known video of Oscar Arfmann with a gun on the day of Const. John Davidson’s death was played in court in June, but was released to the public Friday. Continue reading →

Officials say there are still no confirmed cases in the province, despite rumours of people falling ill to the coronavirus in Metro Vancouver. Continue reading →

The year-long pilot project will see the road reduced to just one lane of traffic each way between Gore and Raymur avenues, including during peak commute times. Continue reading →

There are calls to set up safe drop-off locations for newborns in Calgary after police charged a 21-year old woman in connection with a newborn baby who was found dead two years ago. Continue reading →

How much does it cost? Where can you get picked up and dropped off? How does it work with the airport? We’ve got you covered. Continue reading →

Both Canadian and U.S. agencies said no tsunami is expected, and no reports of damage have been received. Continue reading →