Province launches COVID-19 survey
BC Government is inviting people to take part in a COVID-19 survey to gather information on how the pandemic has impacted the health and well-being of people.
VPD seeks witnesses after pedestrian killed by semi-truck in DTES
Vancouver Police are investigating the year’s fifth pedestrian fatality, which occurred this morning in the Downtown Eastside. A 67-year-old man
Rogers ‘working hard’ to restore cell phone service
Rogers is working on restoring service to its customers affected by the outage in Ontario and BC.
One dead in shooting outside Downtown Vancouver restaurant
Vancouver Police are investigating the murder of a man last night in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour neighbourhood. Police responded to several
New COVID vaccine schedule invites those over 18 to register this week
More than 1.8 million British Columbians are being invited to register for their COVID-19 vaccine in the week ahead as
Charges approved in Vancouver stalking incident
A Vancouver Police investigation has led to approved criminal charges in an alleged stalking case. The charges were approved by
Richmond company fined over $110,000 for obstructing fisheries officers
A Richmond seafood company was fined over $110,000 for obstructing DFO fishery officers in the performance of their duties.
Sea to Sky Highway closed in both directions; expect major delays
The Sea to Sky Highway is closed in both directions as emergency crews respond to a vehicle incident between Alice
BC moves to decriminalize simple drug possession
The province will officially request a federal exemption from Health Canada to decriminalize personal possession of drugs in the province.
Gibsons man arrested for dangerous driving
Sunshine Coast RCMP have arrested a Gibsons man for dangerous driving on the Sunshine Coast Highway.
Province announces new ‘circuit breaker’ business grant
BC Government has announced a new grant for businesses affected by the ‘circuit breaker’ measures it announced on March 30.
American anglers fined over $70,000 for violating Canada’s Fisheries Act
Three American recreational anglers were ordered to pay more than $70,000 in fines and forfeitures by court for violating the Canadian Fisheries Act.
Police seek info after bulldog puppies stolen from South Surrey
Surrey RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance into into a break and enter where three puppies were stolen in South
VPD seeks public’s help in finding autistic boy
Vancouver Police are asking for help to find a missing autistic boy who was last seen leaving his East Vancouver
Squamish athlete will climb Chief 17 times in 24 hours
When accomplished local athlete Jen Segger moved to Squamish 20 years ago, she quietly set a goal for herself. Her
Snowfall warning for Coquihalla Highway
Snowfall warning is in effect for Coquihalla Highway. Snowfall with total amounts of 15 to 20 cm is expected.
New COVID-19 outbreak declared at Vancouver General Hospital
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared on the fifth floor of the Joseph & Rosalie Segal Family Health Centre (Segal Centre) at Vancouver General Hospital after two clients tested positive for COVID-19.
BC Liberals call for more transparent COVID-19 data reporting
John Horgan needs to be honest with British Columbians when it comes to how COVID-19 and its variant strains are
Canadians divided in desire for home prices to rise or tank
Not long after COVID-19 lockdowns began in May 2020, the head of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation predicted a
12 new cellphone towers to be installed along Highway of Tears
Highway 16 from Prince Rupert to Prince George will soon have cellular coverage along the entire route, fulfilling a critical recommendation to make the highway safer, province says.
Sunshine Coast resident finds grenade in garden
A citizen in Sunshine Coast called police after the resident found an old grenade in the garden. Police didn’t specify
