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Vancouver council accepts $30 million plan to house, help, those without shelter

Vancouver council accepts $30 million plan to house, help, those without shelter

Vancouver city council has unanimously approved an emergency fund of up to $30 million to help hundreds of homeless residents.
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Vancouver council commits $30 million to fight homelessness

Vancouver council commits $30 million to fight homelessness

City to buy, lease hotels, open shelters, move homeless people into 2400 Motel
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B.C. pharmacist helps boy fight fear of the dark by fulfilling mom's request for 'Monster Spray'

B.C. pharmacist helps boy fight fear of the dark by fulfilling mom's request for 'Monster Spray'

"Spray around bedroom at night before bedtime and repeat if needed"
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Environment Canada issues rainfall warning for Metro Vancouver

Environment Canada issues rainfall warning for Metro Vancouver

Heavy downpours can cause flash floods and water pooling on roads.
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B.C.'s public health officer urges businesses to ensure proper measures in place

B.C.'s public health officer urges businesses to ensure proper measures in place

VICTORIA — British Columbia's provincial health officer is urging businesses to ensure they are in compliance with health and safety standards to protect employees from COVID-19. Dr.
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COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. rise to 22-week high

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. rise to 22-week high

76 people are now hospitalized in B.C. across four health regions
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Six RCMP officers injured on the job in B.C.'s Interior

Six RCMP officers injured on the job in B.C.'s Interior

GRAND FORKS, B.C. — Six RCMP officers have recently been injured in various incidents in B.C.'s Interior while arresting what Mounties are calling "volatile individuals." RCMP say the injuries began in Grand Forks on Oct.
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Driving with earbuds connected to dead phone still a violation, rules B.C. judge

Driving with earbuds connected to dead phone still a violation, rules B.C. judge

A driver can be punished for using an electronic device - even if holding it means their ears are “holding” earbuds attached to a phone with a dead battery
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B.C. party leaders talk taxes, housing at board of trade event

B.C. party leaders talk taxes, housing at board of trade event

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's party leaders offered a glimpse into how they would stimulate economic recovery if elected to government in a virtual discussion hosted by the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.
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Proposed high-speed rail line from Fraser Valley to Whistler could revolutionize travel in and around Metro Vancouver

Proposed high-speed rail line from Fraser Valley to Whistler could revolutionize travel in and around Metro Vancouver

A high-speed rail line could take passengers from Whistler to Downtown Vancouver in just over half an hour.
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