Vancouver

• Vancouver mayor, Jewish leaders call for investigation into new councillor’s tweets

  In a 2021 tweet, Sean Orr wrote, “Everyone knows Vancouver City planners are controlled by a secret cabal of Jews who have a bunker in the earth’s core fml.”

  Politics

  Apr 9
  
• Toddler found in vehicle driven by alleged drunk driver in Vancouver

  Vancouver police said that around 3:15 a.m., they started to receive 911 calls that a car was driving erratically in the area of West 3rd Avenue and Stephens Street.

  Crime

  Apr 2
  
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• Man shot, injured in wooded area where he was living in Burnaby, B.C.: RCMP

  A statement from Burnaby RCMP says officers found the victim in a wooded area near Highway 1 and Willingdon Avenue, where the man was apparently living.

  Crime

  Mar 16
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• No jail time for Vancouver serial groper who pleaded guilty to assaulting 4 women

  All four assaults happened after dark near BC Place and Rogers Arena on April 27 and April 29 in 2023. 

  Crime

  Jan 30
• ‘Remember Luis’ face’: B.C. mom pleads for justice in son’s fatal stabbing

  Friday, Jan. 10 will mark three and a half years since Ivonne Saenz’ 24-year-old son Luis was fatally stabbed after leaving a house party in Vancouver.

  Crime

  Jan 7
• New Year’s Eve: Metro Vancouver gears up to ring in 2025

  For those ringing in the New Year at home, Global News will be live inside Science World and will broadcast the countdown to midnight.

  Consumer

  Dec 31, 2024
• Vancouver-based artist and activist Joe Average dies at age 67

  Joe Average, a Vancouver-based artist and activist whose works have been featured on murals, coins, banners and stamps, died on Christmas Eve at the age of 67.

  Canada

  Dec 28, 2024
• Why this company says thousands of trees must be removed from Stanley Park

  The Vancouver Park Board began removing trees from the park after up to 160,000 of them were killed by a hemlock looper moth infestation and had become unsafe. 

  Environment

  Dec 19, 2024
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• Dream of Vancouver-Portland high-speed rail inches forward with new funding

  The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Railroad Administration announced $US49.7 million for planning on a proposed Cascadia High-Speed Rail project.

  Economy

  Dec 19, 2024
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• Group brings free self-defence classes to Vancouver’s Chinatown

  The program, dubbed Project Shield, held its first session on Tuesday, aimed at people aged 55 and older. 

  Crime

  Dec 17, 2024