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Help pours in for B.C. seniors trapped by broken elevator, but no quick fix comingThe only elevator in the nine-storey Gordon Fahrni House broke down on June 22, and likely won't be repaired for weeks as management waits for a replacement part.ConsumerJul 10
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Former tenant says Vancouver apartment that burned twice was a ‘hazard’After the latest fire, the city ordered the building be torn down as it was deemed structurally unsound and a public safety risk.FireAug 23
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B.C. company fined $30K for getting too close to orcas with droneA Vancouver-based film company and its drone operator have been fined a total of $30,000 for operating a drone too close to northern resident killer whales.EntertainmentAug 19
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‘Listen to the voices of the DTES’: Calls for change follow video of VPD fatal shootingThe incident was captured on a surveillance camera. Police had been called to the hotel on East Hastings in May 2022 for an assault with a weapons complaint.CrimeSep 12
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First Nations launch challenge of Site C damA group of First Nations has filed a lawsuit over a massive hydroelectric dam proposed in northeastern British Columbia, arguing the project would have a devastating impact on their traditional land.Dec 31, 1969
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‘Knives are normal’: Vancouver store says it spent $300K dealing with crimeThe Wild Life Thrift Store on Granville Street says it has been forced to spend over $300,000 for repairs and security in the last three years related to theft and vandalism.CrimeAug 16
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Vancouver police spokesperson named in civil lawsuitSources tell Global News that a law firm did an extensive investigation under the direction of the OPCC and the allegations were found to be unsubstantiated.InvestigationsJul 30
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Calls grow for dog owner to come forward after deadly Stanley Park attackVancouver's Animal Services told Global News Friday that the owner of a large dog who fled after a smaller dog was fatally mauled, has neither come forward nor been identified.CrimeAug 9
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Cost of damage from suspected Vancouver Walmart arson will be ‘several millions’It is believed someone intentionally set the fire inside the Walmart on Grandview Highway and Boundary Road just before 10 a.m. on Saturday.CrimeJul 29
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A U.S. port strike looms, and it would be ‘devastating’ for supply chainsRoughly 45,000 dockworkers at three dozen seaports from Texas to Maine have threatened to walk off the job on Oct. 1 if they don't reach a new contract agreement.EconomyAug 31
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Ottawa to expand 30-year amortizations, raise insured mortgage capFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced proposals Monday to expand the availability of 30-year amortizations and to raise the price cap for insured mortgages.MoneySep 16
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Video evidence shows gunfire, suspect vehicle in B.C. teen bystander murder trialKane Carter has pleaded not guilty to two counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of Wong and Kevin Whiteside, along with the aggravated assault of another injured bystander.CrimeAug 1
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‘A coward’s move’: Woman flees with dog that fatally mauled family pet in Stanley ParkA B.C. family wants restitution after a large dog attacked and killed their own small dog at Stanley Park on Monday. The owner of the large dog fled the scene.CrimeAug 7
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Boissonnault’s former company awarded federal contract in potential conflict of interestEmployment Minister Randy Boissonnault’s former company won a federal contract in January when he was a shareholder, potentially violating ethics laws.PoliticsAug 21
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Friend of B.C. gang hit target testifies in innocent bystander murder trialThe witness said she and her friend Matthew Navas-Rivas escaped a Vancouver attack in a taxi amid a hail of bullets, one of which killed an innocent 15-year-old boy.CrimeAug 7
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Why the contract won by Boissonnault’s former company went undisclosed for monthsThe federal contract awarded to cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault’s former medical company was not posted publicly for seven months due to an 'internal error.'PoliticsSep 11
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‘Shaken to my core’: Mother considers leaving Vancouver after verbal attack by strangerA Vancouver woman says she was verbally attacked and followed by a stranger while walking her baby along the seawall in Yaleton over the weekend.CrimeJul 29
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Witness films ‘close call’ between boat and water bomber on Shawnigan Lake"Everyone was out on the water and a lot of people were being respectful, like a lot of people were staying out of the middle. They were boating around the sides."FireJul 25
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Councillors call for new Metro Vancouver board chair to step asideAs Metro Vancouver's board prepares to meet on Friday, five municipal politicians are calling for new chair Mike Hurley to step aside.PoliticsJul 25
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B.C. to get $426M in health funding for seniors, rare drug coverageOttawa is providing $426 million to support heath care in British Columbia.HealthJul 23