The Liberals (32%) and Conservatives (32%) are tied nationally followed by the NDP at 18%, the Greens at 9%, and

An investigation by Environment and Climate Change Canada enforcement officers revealed that the company had imported, offered for sale, and sold automotive refinishing products that contained volatile organic compounds in excess of the allowable limit.

Customers travelling through Commercial-Broadway Station will have easier access to transit advice and services, with a new SkyTrain Assistance Counter.   

Electors who will be away during advance polls or on election day, or who find it more convenient, can vote

From October 15 to 18, TransLink is installing a new descending escalator at Waterfront Station’s Canada Line entrance to provide

Yasin Rashid was formally charged today, and will make a brief appearance in Vancouver Provincial Court later this morning.

Unifor members at Coast Mountain Bus Company have delivered an overwhelming 99 per cent strike mandate, after negotiations for a

A significant proportion of Canadians would like to have an entire day to cast ballots in a federal election without having to show up for school or work, a new Research Co. poll has found.

Appearing in everything from sushi rolls to sandwiches, tuna are among the world’s favourite fish. But are the current tuna fishing habits sustainable? Probably

The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. is seeking witnesses to an incident in which a man was seriously injured after

The BC SPCA North Cariboo District Branch is asking members of the public to help with the costs of care for a dog named Luna who was shot.

Experts with the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) are reminding all home chefs to thoroughly cook their turkey this Thanksgiving weekend and throughout the upcoming holiday season.

Health Canada has warned that Wetskins and Freshwater children’s rain suits pose strangulation hazard. It says drawstrings in the hood

Watch out for an aggressive owl if you are biking on ‘Don’t Look Back’ trail in Whistler. The owl can attack you and leave

Vancouver Police arrested 10 climate protesters after they refused to leave the Burrard Bridge despite police requests and warnings. Police

The proposed amendments will also ensure the definition of road users includes emerging active transportation modes, the government said.

As all the federal party leaders gather tonight for the first time at a debate in this forty-third election campaign,

BC Ferries is adding 93 extra sailings for the upcoming Thanksgiving long weekend to ensure smooth sailing for customers travelling

The rate of sphyliis in BC is on the rise and health authorities are reminding British Columbians to get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), especially those with new sexual partners, or people who are pregnant.

On October 2, 2019, TMAC Resources Inc. was ordered to pay $50,000, in the Nunavut Court of Justice after pleading guilty to one offence under the Fisheries Act, in violation of the Metal Mining Effluent Regulations.