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After the owner of a North Vancouver café was yelled at by a customer making racist remarks, another store on the North Shore is offering discounts for people who support the business.
The noise from band and dance practices a man regularly held in the condo he was renting was “inescapable” and caused the ceiling to shake, his downstairs neighbours told a B.C. tribunal during a dispute over fines related to the reported racket.
The Vancouver Giants junior hockey team has been fined by the WHL after a scout made an “inappropriate” remark to a reporter during the draft last week.
A rescue effort continued Sunday for a snowmobiler who went missing in a highly dangerous setting in northern B.C. earlier this week, according to police.
There were ample lessons for the B.C. Lions to learn under rookie head coach Buck Pierce last season.
B.C.’s top doctor says four Canadians who disembarked a cruise ship on which there was a deadly Hantavirus outbreak will be arriving in the province Sunday.
Speed is believed to have been a factor in a crash that left a motorcycle hanging off of a traffic light standard in Metro Vancouver Saturday afternoon, according to authorities.
Two men were shot outside a gas station in Surrey early Sunday morning, according to authorities.
After a grey whale that had been delighting onlookers off the coast of Vancouver for several days was struck by a jet ski operator earlier this week, a group of volunteers are taking to the city’s beaches to educate others about keeping marine life safe.
A Surrey resident recently learned his life was changed forever before he even got out of bed, according to the B.C. Lottery Corporation.
The hockey world is in mourning after beloved junior coach Ernie “Punch” McLean died in a car crash in northern B.C. on Friday at age 93.
Hundreds of family doctors, their loved ones, and colleagues gathered in downtown Vancouver on Friday to celebrate their hard work and honour exceptional B.C. students and veteran medical providers alike.
The five candidates running for the leadership of the Opposition B.C. Conservatives face each other today in their final debate, after a campaign dominated by disputes over their ideological credentials.
A Vancouver police jail guard who violently assaulted two handcuffed detainees—including a 17-year-old Indigenous girl—has been sentenced to six months of house arrest for what a provincial court judge condemned as a “gross abuse of trust” and an attack “against the justice system itself.”
Advocates push to create a space where mothers can get inpatient mental health treatment without leaving their babies.
City council has voted to approve a pilot project that will allow food delivery robots to operate on Vancouver’s sidewalks.
