What Tories need to avoid decay and doom
The Conservative Party of Canada desperately needs a “Value Proposition” that distinguishes itself. Contenders in the imminent leadership race will
BC may close Port Mann, Alex Fraser Bridge due to snowy weather
These conditions may lead to lane closures and or full bridge closures, given the challenges already faced managing these weather conditions on the Port Mann and Alex Fraser bridges due to snow shedding.
Probe ordered into arrest of Indigenous man, 12-yr-old granddaughter
The Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner (OPCC) has ordered an investigation into the detention and arrest of an Indigenous
Most Canadians don’t want to pay costs of the Sussexes’ move to Canada
The bombshell news that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan – the Duke and Duchess of Sussex – were not
64% more rental homes registered in B.C. in 2019
New data released by BC Housing shows a significant increase in the number of purpose-built rental homes registered in British
Sea to Sky Gondola reopening on Feb. 14; offers 50% discount
Six months after an act of vandalism on August 10, 2019 forced its closure. the Sea to Sky Gondola will
Over a million children in Canada living in poverty
Thirty years after the first unanimous all-party promise to end child poverty, Campaign 2000’s new report shows that over 1,350,000
90,000 Canadians ask govt to send water bombers to Australia
Nearly 90,000 Canadians have already signed a petition asking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to send water bombers and additional personnel
Federal Indian Day School settlement claims process now open
Today marks a significant and meaningful occasion as the Federal Indian Day Schools settlement takes effect. This means that thousands
Canadian Iranian Foundation starts a fundraiser for victims of Iran tragedy
The Canadian Iranian Foundation has started a fundraiser to help the families of the victims of the tragedy that claimed
VPD seeking dashcam video in child abduction investigation
Vancouver Police is asking people to come forward with dashcam video to assist in the investigation of an attempted child abduction on Tuesday.
Half of Canadians say crime is rising in their communities
Crime rates in Canada dropped precipitously from 1991 until 2014, falling more than 50 per cent during that period. Since
Vancouver Police welcome 24 recruits, hiring more
The 24 newest members of the Vancouver Police Department will be sworn in today by Chief Constable Adam Palmer at
56% Canadians see stricter mortgage rules as barrier to home ownership
For many Canadians, buying a home can be a challenging and stressful experience. According to a recent survey from Zillow
Vancouver cop dismissed for misconduct during relationship with a junior
A senior Vancouver Police officer has been ordered dismissed for misconduct during an inappropriate relationship with a junior Vancouver Police
Snow is likely over the BC South Coast
With the shift into cooler weather, snow is looking likely over the BC South Coast in the coming week, says
Police look for missing man with life threatening health issues
The Vancouver Police is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 36-year-old man with severe health issues who was last seen leaving Vancouver General Hospital.
Coquihalla Highway to be closed for four hours for avalanche control
BC Government is advising drivers that a section of the Coquihalla between Hope and Merritt will be closed from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 8, to allow for proactive avalanche control.
BC SPCA whips up recipe book for Treat Week
The BC SPCA is releasing a special recipe book to inspire bakers and animal lovers to get involved in Treat
White Rock man to pay $15,000 after violating ban by BCSC
A White Rock man must pay $15,000 after pleading guilty to breaching an order of the British Columbia Securities Commission
