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Marpole apartment fire deemed suspicious

Marpole apartment fire deemed suspicious

Vancouver police say residents reported hearing fireworks at the time the fire broke out
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Burnaby Lake eagles rebuild nest blown away by storm

Burnaby Lake eagles rebuild nest blown away by storm

The Burnaby Lake eagles are staying put. A storm had previously blown down their nest and some worried they might leave the area. According to Burnaby photographer John Preissl, the eagles have built a new nest close to the old one.
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Suzanne Hoffman is the second-highest paid superintendent in Metro Vancouver

Suzanne Hoffman is the second-highest paid superintendent in Metro Vancouver

Salaries released for Vancouver’s top earners in education
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West Van blocks destruction of rare Ron Thom house... for now

West Van blocks destruction of rare Ron Thom house... for now

The clock is ticking for a West Coast Modern classic in the British Properties. District of West Vancouver council voted Monday night to temporarily halt the demolition of the 1962 Forrest-Baker residence at 1143 Eyremount Dr.
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IWTG: Stars go supernova on the Canucks in Dallas

IWTG: Stars go supernova on the Canucks in Dallas

Canucks 1 - 6 Stars
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Religious expression gains support at Surrey city hall

Religious expression gains support at Surrey city hall

Council unanimously condemns Quebec’s Bill 21
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Three deportations follow ‘mob violence’ in Surrey’s Newton area

Three deportations follow ‘mob violence’ in Surrey’s Newton area

Three deportations follow ‘mob violence’ in Surrey’s Newton area
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North Vancouver RCMP puzzled by Marine Drive crash

North Vancouver RCMP puzzled by Marine Drive crash

North Vancouver RCMP are trying to figure out what happened in a single-vehicle crash that sent a man to hospital with serious injuries Saturday evening. The crash happened just after 6 p.m. on Marine Drive, west of Capilano Mall.
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City of North Van pursues ‘living wage’ guarantee

City of North Van pursues ‘living wage’ guarantee

The City of North Vancouver may soon become a living wage employer, meaning a significant pay hike for the lowest-paid staff and contractors. Coun. Angela Girard brought the motion forward Monday night.
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Burnaby RCMP blitz halts spike in gang conflict

Burnaby RCMP blitz halts spike in gang conflict

Burnaby RCMP moved swiftly to address a spike in gang violence in the city this summer, according to a report to the city’s public safety committee this month. According to Insp.
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