A partnership between the Province and Kiwanis North Shore Housing Society will bring more than 100 affordable rental homes for seniors on the North Shore.

Vancouver Police believe a 53-year-old woman wounded last month in Oppenheimer Park was accidentally shot by her own son.

Microplastics (particles less than 5 mm in size) are increasingly seen as a global environmental concern, having been detected in

Despite experiencing the most damaging winter storm in BC Hydro’s history last year, many British Columbians remain unprepared for storm-related

The Pattullo Bridge will be closed overnight in one direction from November 24 to December 12 for the continued installation

North Vancouver District Mayor Mike Little says he will get his top official to do an independent review of the actions of the council members in regards to the bylaw that banned pigeons in the district.

A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) panel has found that a B.C. resident and two B.C. companies used a Ponzi scheme to commit fraud against investors.  

A black bear was injured after being struck by two vehicles on Highway 99 in West Vancouver. The bear ran off into a nearby green space with visible serious injuries.

The Vancouver Police Department is warning the public about a high-risk sexual offender who is now living in Vancouver.

Drivers are advised that single-lane alternating traffic will be in effect for joint and bearing repairs to the Lions Gate Bridge.

Getting ready for retirement is a real concern for Canadians — financial woes are to blame. According to the 2019

Imagine you take a bite of a freshly harvested mussel or clam and immediately your mouth begins to tingle. As

Mere technological solutions will not save you from a cyber attack. Attackers also use social engineering, another name for plain

North Vancouver RCMP is looking for a woman wanted for failing to abide by bail conditions. 32-year-old Destiny Marie Brightnose is wanted by the police.

City of North Vancouver is looking for people to be part of the Balanced Housing Lab, a city-led imitative that will explore solutions to the housing challenges and in turn reduce congestion on the roads.

Hey, all you Sherlocks out there! North Vancouver RCMP need your help. They are trying to find the owner of

BC Ferries’ first two hybrid electric Island Class ferries are on their way to British Columbia. The ships departed Constanta,

As a nation, Canadians value their time off work. But are they actually taking the vacation time they’re entitled to?

While some progress has been observed since last year, a significant proportion of Canadians continue to have negative experiences with

Vancouver Police are appealing for witnesses to a suspicious fire that caused extensive damage to a South Vancouver apartment building Monday and sent one person to hospital with serious injuries.

A 27-year-old woman and 29-year-old man have been arrested and charged after fleeing in a vehicle from police in Penticton,

Anderson Joe of Duncan has been given a lifetime ban on owning animals and a 90-day suspended sentence in a case involving Teddy, an emaciated, chained dog, who was seized by BC SPCA animal protection officers in February of 2018.

Councillor Betty Forbes called for better training on conflict of interest and freedom of information as she broke her silence on the pigeon controversy in the district.

Premier John Horgan has appointed Bob D’Eith, MLA for Maple Ridge-Mission, as a federal lead to advocate to Ottawa for more affordable and transparent cellphone options.

This could be the bestselling idea in a city ranked as the most polluted in the world. As a toxic