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.
CN Rail fined $2.5 million for spraying pesticide along rail corridor
On September 15, Canadian National Railway Company (CN Rail) pleaded guilty in Prince Rupert Provincial Court to a charge of
One dead in brazen daylight shooting at downtown Vancouver hotel
Vancouver Police are investigating after a man was found dead this afternoon in a brazen daylight shooting at a popular
Hiker missing from Manning Park found dead
A 52-year-old man who went missing in Manning Park has been found dead. “This is a tragic ending, and certainly
Military and RCMP veterans facing delays to receive foundation’s help
Canada’s veterans, who face ongoing delays accessing the support they deserve, will gain extra help from the Veterans Legal Assistance
‘Too Good To Go’, app against food waste, comes to Vancouver
After successfully entering the Canadian market with a launch in Toronto in July, Too Good To Go is proud to
VPD arrests two environmental protestors for blocking traffic
Vancouver Police arrested two people yesterday evening after they blocked eastbound traffic on a major roadway for several hours. A
Maintenance work on Highway 99; expect traffic delays
Two road maintenance projects on Highway 99 will lead to traffic delays. For southbound Highway 99, road maintenance work is
Police seek help identifying man who exposed himself to woman on SkyTrain
Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking for public’s assistance in identifying a man who allegedly exposed his genitals to a
VPD warn public about man involved in Lower Mainland gang conflict
Vancouver Police are warning the public that 39-year-old Ronald Campbell of Cranbrook has been released from custody today, and that
Province urges caution as fire season continues
With more than 200 fires burning in BC, the public is urged to remain vigilant and ensure their activities don’t
Seaspan begins trial with battery-powered trucks
Seaspan Ferries Corporation has placed an order for the first Terberg battery powered terminal trucks in North America, as the
Ontario company fined for illegally importing shark fins
An Ontario based company has been fined $60,000 for illegally importing fins of threatened shark species. On August 31, S
One dead in collision on Sea to Sky Highway
One person has died after a collision on the Sea to Sky Highway near Shannon Falls yesterday evening. Sarah Morris
Suspect arrested after police dog bitten in Vancouver
A 32-year-old-man is facing charges after a Vancouver Police dog was injured this morning while responding to a violent crime.
Aggressive bear shuts down Garibaldi Provincial Park campgrounds
Due to a number of incidences with an aggressive food-conditioned bear, Cheakamus Lake Trail, Cheakamus Lake Campground, and Singing Creek
VPD investigates unprovoked attack on homeless man
Vancouver Police released video today showing a violent and unprovoked attack on a homeless man, and ask anyone who can
Mask mandate back in BC
BC is bringing back the mask mandate. As of Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2021, masks must be worn in all indoor
BC to require vaccination proof for recreational, social events
Starting Sept. 13, 2021, proof of vaccination will be required in B.C. for people attending certain social and recreational settings
Crews have battled 1,539 wildfires in BC since April
Since April 1, BC Wildfire Service crews have battled as many as 1,539 wildfires in the province. There are 246
Overnight and weekend lane closure on Alex Fraser bridge
Drivers are advised of overnight and weekend lane closures on the Alex Fraser Bridge. The closures will begin Sunday, Aug.
