Food recall warning about contaminated sockeye salmon
Orca Specialty Foods Ltd. is recalling One Ocean brand Sliced Smoked Wild Sockeye Salmon from the marketplace due to possible
Cyber attack on BC Hydro subsidiary
Powertech, a subsidiary of BC Hydro, says it experienced a cyber-attack on February 4.
Winter storm watch for Coquihalla Highway
A winter storm watch is in effect for Coquihalla Highway, from Hope to Merritt.
Two men charged in fatal attack on Vancouver senior
Vancouver Police have arrested two suspects in the violent west-side home invasion of an elderly woman on Sunday.
ICBC to give customers $190 rebate in spring
ICBC customers will receive one-time rebates averaging $190 this spring. The company ill begin mailing rebate cheques in mid-March 2021.
Boat explodes on Fraser River; one injured
Vancouver Police Department’s Marine Unit responded to an incident where a boat carrying three people exploded in the Fraser River.
VPD arrest penthouse party host, issue $17,000 in COVID-19 fines
Vancouver Police issued more than $17,000 in fines on Sunday morning and arrested a 42-year-old man who was operating a
Canadian company fined $15 million for deceptive trial offers
A Canadian company doing business as Revive You Media (1806369 Alberta Limited) pleaded guilty today for promoting deceptive free trial
‘Young, emaciated’ cougar attacked man near Whistler
The COS Predator Attack Team investigation has determined the cougar that mauled a 69-year-old man at his Soo Valley property near Whistler was a young, emaciated male and the attack was predatory in nature.
Man mauled by cougar near Whistler
A 69-year-old man was attacked by a cougar near his property in the Soo Valley, north of Whistler.
SPCA asks public to remove bird feeders after Salmonella outbreak
The BC SPCA is asking the public to temporarily remove backyard bird feeders in order to stop the spread of
North Shore is one step closer to being poison-free
On June 15, 2020, the District of North Vancouver passed a motion to ban the public use of anticoagulant rodenticides, leading a ripple effect of change within municipalities in the Province.
Province to cap fees on new child care spaces
The province will cap fees for new childcare facilities who are part of Child Care Fee Reduction Initiative (CCFRI)
700 students or staff in VCH tested positive for COVID-19 in 3 months
From Sept. 10 to Dec. 18, approximately 700 students or staff in the Vancouver Coastal region has been diagnosed with COVID-19 since schools reopened.
Remembering the Royal Hudson’s journey from North Vancouver to Squamish
I am in high school at Howe Sound Secondary almost falling asleep in a very boring class waiting for lunch time to come when I hear it.
BC acquires 650 hectares of land to add to provincial parks
The Government of BC has acquired more than 650 hectares of land that it plans to add to 16 provincial
Update: COS capture coyote in Stanley Park
UPDATE: Conservation Officer Service has captured a coyote this morning in Stanley Park. COS said the coyote matches witness descriptions
Former MP John Weston launches a new run for Parliament
Former Member of Parliament (MP) John Weston will be seeking the nomination of the Conservative Party in the riding he
Police recover stolen tiny home from Lillooet
RCMP in Lillooet have recovered tens of thousands of dollars-worth of stolen items, including a tiny home that was reported as stolen in late December from the Boston Bar area.
Six-hour Coquihalla closure for avalanche control
Drivers are advised that all lanes of a section of the Coquihalla Highway (Highway 5) between Hope and Merritt will