Health Canada has issued advisory for some Canadians who may choose to consume alcohol, cannabis or other drugs while celebrating

North Vancouver RCMP foiled a break and enter in the Edgemont neighbourhood yesterday.

BC will expand access to a life-chanting treatment for children living with spinal muscular atrophy.

A total 24 ride hailing applications have been received to date including the two announced today. The board is reviewing the other applications. 

Representatives of Indigenous communities fighting the Trans Mountain pipeline and tanker project (TMX) in the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) gathered today to demonstrate unity and resolve as the court hearing begins on the controversial project in Vancouver.

Mayor Mary-Ann Booth and Mayor Linda Buchanan have been appointed to the standing committees of Metro Vancouver Board, which were announced yesterday. 

Lawrence MacAulay, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence today announced funding for Good Shepherd Refuge Social

In two weeks, Vancouver will join the ranks of 100 other North American cities that have banned polystyrene foam cups

BC Ferries announced today the current 1.5 per cent fuel surcharge will be removed as of December 17, 2019. BC

The snowpack structure is a loaded gun waiting for the next storms with the unusually low early season snowfall, according to an avalanche warning issued for Coastal Mountains, which includes Sea to Sky.

Breaking up with an ex is never an easy road to navigate, and new research from luxury sex toy company

SpeakEasy Cannabis Club Ltd., a holder of a federal licence to cultivate, process and sell cannabis under the Cannabis Act,

Barely half of Canadian millennials think they will ever be able to afford a house, which could have a dramatic

Starting today, December 15, air passengers will have new rights under the Canadian Transportation Agency’s (CTA) Air Passenger Protection Regulations

District of North Vancouver is asking citizens to stay off a local trail as tree-removal work begins next week.

Residents of West Vancouver are concerned to learn that yet another of their heritage houses — the Baker residence at

A local auto-body repair shop in North Vancouver is conducting a forensic audit after its network was attacked by ransomware.

With Christmas around the corner, thousands of shoppers are taking delivery of online gift purchases. But some aren’t. “Around this

The new location will welcome over 1,000 students per term from the Faculties of Business and Professional Studies, Education, Health and Human Development and Global & Community Studies.

In August 2019, in Prince Rupert Provincial Court, the Honourable Judge George Leven found fishing guide Scott Babcock guilty of

Vancouver Police are investigating a shooting in Oppenheimer Park that happened late evening of December 12.

A cat attacked by coyotes in North Vancouver is now up for adoption after no one came forward to claim the cat from West Vancouver SPCA. 

City of North Vancouver Councillor Don Bell wants more benches in the city for people to sit and rest, or perhaps even use it as a way to meet and chat with a friend outside.

More than two thirds of City of Vancouver residents appear satisfied with bike infrastructure, a new Research Co. poll has

Seaspan Shipyards (Seaspan) and its 2,700 employees have completed Delivery of CCGS Capt. Jacques Cartier, the Canadian Coast Guard’s newest