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With transit ridership dropping steadily due to the COVID-19 crisis, TransLink is changing the way people board buses and suspending fare collection on buses. Starting Friday, riders must board buses using the read doors only.

Transit use has taken a steep dive across Metro Vancouver as the COVID-19 crisis has many people staying home. TransLink released data from March 12-17, with Tuesday seeing the steepest drop in ridership.

The reduced hours will allow staff to receive and safely stock product and ensure availability for customers

While it might have seemed like a fantasy mere weeks ago, gas prices in the city of Vancouver have officially dropped below a buck a litre. Just last week, a few gas stations in Vancouver were showing prices as low as 125.9 cents per litre.

The Metro Vancouver forecast calls for some warm, sunny weather for the first day of spring. In fact, Environment Canada calls for temperatures to rise to a milder 16°C high inland on Thursday, March 19.

Pandemic measures deepen in B.C.’s second most populated city

'We do feel that there are a number of measures that we may need to take in the coming days'

Canada's top medical health official makes further plea as COVID-19 spreads

Not all health-care workers are required to self-isolate after returning from international travel, which has some people concerned about the risk of spreading COVID-19 to patients and other health-care professionals.

“All of a sudden, it’s a bidet thing”