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This longtime Vancouver book publisher has had three addresses in 10 months

This longtime Vancouver book publisher has had three addresses in 10 months

Brian Kaufman’s Anvil Press pushed to the edge of the city amid continuous real estate setbacks
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TransLink increasing bus service on these major Metro Vancouver routes

TransLink increasing bus service on these major Metro Vancouver routes

The transit authority plans to increase service to improve bus frequency and reliability
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Richmond man sentenced to 12 years in prison for importing 'staggering amount of fentanyl'

Richmond man sentenced to 12 years in prison for importing 'staggering amount of fentanyl'

A Richmond man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for importing over 13 kilograms of fentanyl and other drugs into Canada from China. Jaroslaw Orzel, 38, pleaded guilty Nov.
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Avalanche risk high in the North Shore Mountains

Avalanche risk high in the North Shore Mountains

Avalanche Canada has issued its first warning of the winter, alerting anyone going into the North Shore Mountains of high-risk conditions in the alpine and treeline.
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At 99, Vancouver’s Irene Russell receives first honourary high school diploma in B.C.

At 99, Vancouver’s Irene Russell receives first honourary high school diploma in B.C.

Russell was forced to abandon her studies in Grade 11 after her parents died
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B.C. government now selling cannabis edibles, extracts and topicals

B.C. government now selling cannabis edibles, extracts and topicals

Sales launched on the government's e-commerce site at around 10:45 a.m. on Dec. 19
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Berry sentenced to life with no parole eligibility for 22 years; files appeal

Berry sentenced to life with no parole eligibility for 22 years; files appeal

An Oak Bay father who murdered his two young daughters on Christmas morning 2017 has been sentenced to life in prison with no eligibility for parole for 22 years.
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Environment Canada's latest forecast shows Vancouver could see flurries the night before Christmas.

Environment Canada's latest forecast shows Vancouver could see flurries the night before Christmas.

While The Weather Network predicted that it was highly unlikely, Environment Canada's latest forecast shows Vancouver could see flurries the night before Christmas.
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The Canucks’ quest to make the playoffs isn’t getting any easier

The Canucks’ quest to make the playoffs isn’t getting any easier

As the Canucks struggle, the Pacific Division just keeps getting tougher.
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Snow, ice force closure of Grouse Grind

Snow, ice force closure of Grouse Grind

For anyone looking to burn a few extra calories before settling into their holiday eating routine, the Grouse Grind isn't currently an option. The legendary local trail has been closed down due to weather conditions.
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