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Vancouver cop charged with sexual assault

Vancouver cop charged with sexual assault

Alleged assault occurred in Whistler in July
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Donor sues UBC law school for failing to put his name on all its degrees

Donor sues UBC law school for failing to put his name on all its degrees

Philanthropist and lawyer Peter Allard and his foundation are taking the University of British Columbia (UBC) to court, claiming UBC breached a $30 million gift agreement by failing to include his name on law school graduate certificates.
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Wet and windy: Vancouver forecast calls for up to 25 mm of rainfall by tomorrow night

Wet and windy: Vancouver forecast calls for up to 25 mm of rainfall by tomorrow night

The Metro Vancouver weather forecast calls for some wet, dreary weather this weekend after the region saw a couple of dry days. Starting on Friday, the forecast calls for a 40 per cent chance of showers during the day and a high of 13°C.
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Son charged with assault after allegedly throwing mother to the ground

Son charged with assault after allegedly throwing mother to the ground

A Delta man dealing with addiction issues has been charged with assault after an incident in that took place in Delta in early November.
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Here’s everything TransLink says you should know about bus disruptions

Here’s everything TransLink says you should know about bus disruptions

TransLink is preparing customers after Unifor, the union representing bus operators and transit maintenance workers, announced that Thursday’s transit strike talks failed to reach a fair resolution.
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City-wide plan kickoff gets critical reception from Vancouver artists

City-wide plan kickoff gets critical reception from Vancouver artists

'Listening phase' launched for planning process
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IWTG: Stars frustrate the Canucks to continue November's woes

IWTG: Stars frustrate the Canucks to continue November's woes

Canucks 2 - 4 Stars
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B.C. Liquor Stores will start phasing out plastic bags later this month

B.C. Liquor Stores will start phasing out plastic bags later this month

Rollout will start on Vancouver Island, and spread to Metro Vancouver in February
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Provincial government introduces new vaping laws

Provincial government introduces new vaping laws

Higher taxes, packaging restrictions and nicotine limits proposed by B.C. NDP
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Vancouver detectives locate stolen 330-pound bronze statue

Vancouver detectives locate stolen 330-pound bronze statue

A large, abstract statue of a figure on a horse has been returned to its rightful owner after it was stolen early in the morning on Nov. 4 .
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