Vancouver-West End

• BC election 2024 results: Vancouver-West End

  Chandra Herbert first took office in 2008. Chandra Herbert collected 12,439 votes in 2020.

  Politics

  Oct 6, 2024
  
• Residents of 21-storey Vancouver condo frustrated after 2nd elevator breaks down

  According to tenants and owners, the first elevator stopped working in February and was never repaired, while the second stopped working about five days ago.

  Features

  Aug 10, 2022
  
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• Man praised for stepping in after woman assaulted at Vancouver McDonald’s

  James Mickelson was getting his morning coffee at a McDonald's in the city's West End when he says an altercation broke out between a man and a woman and he had to step in.

  Crime

  Aug 2, 2022
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• Charge laid in ‘unprovoked’ attack on young woman in Vancouver’s West End

  Robert Douglas Ferrey has been released from custody pending his next court appearance, after he was charged with assault in the alleged Feb. 13 attack.

  Crime

  Sep 29, 2021
• Security guard stabbed multiple times after trying to stop shoplifter in Vancouver’s West End

  Police say the guard suffered serious injuries but is expected to make a full recovery.

  Crime

  Jul 19, 2021
• Vancouver residents woken up early Tuesday by helicopters circling — one carrying a car

  People living in the West End took to social media around 6 a.m. to ask what was going on when it was noted that one of the helicopters was carrying a car.

  Entertainment

  Jun 22, 2021
• B.C. election 2020: Vancouver-West End results

  ​Click here for candidates, history, past results, and where the riding falls on the swing-o-meter.

  Politics

  Sep 26, 2020
• Vancouver mayor floats ‘bubble zone’ to keep anti-LGBTQ2 preachers out of downtown

  "I'm absolutely pissed about what's happening in the West End," said Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart.

  Sep 2, 2020
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• Vancouver man’s leg broken in confrontation with anti-gay street preachers: police

  Vancouver police said they were called to Davie and Thurlow streets, in the heart of the city's historically gay village, around 8 p.m., where "a group of people using a microphone and amplifier were preaching about religion and anti-gay chants."

  Aug 23, 2020
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• ‘We need help’: Fire repair delays could force Vancouver bike shop owner into bankruptcy

  The owner of Bike and Blades Rental in the West End says he's been waiting for the city to approve repairs for more than a year.

  Feb 23, 2020