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"We hit him with a needle but he was a big dude, so we hit him with another one," Plosz said of the man who OD's in the otherwise sleepy town north of Port Moody, adding: "He was so lit up, he didn't want to leave."

Cyclist speed, going the wrong way or burying your head in your phone are all no nos

There are certain things you want to keep on rails. Trains, for example. Rollercoasters. A whole bunch of web apps . Classic arcade shooter The House of the Dead . When something goes “off the rails,” it’s never a good thing.

A Coquitlam delivery company has been slammed on social media for posting a picture of three beer cans "wearing" white paper hoods with a brown beer bottle hanging from a noose.

The City of Richmond could be edging towards a ban on decorative glitter, primarily used in children’s arts and crafts.

North Vancouver RCMP are investigating after a Deep Cove teen said he was assaulted on a trail. The incident happened at around 1 a.m. on May 25 as the 18-year-old was making his way home from a family gathering.

Sunday’s fire that sent black smoke billowing from a West End high-rise was caused by leftover rags soaked with linseed oil. Just before 5 p.m. crews responded to reports of smoke coming from an apartment building in the 1200-block of Pacific Avenue.

Bowen now has one scheduled flight a day to town. Harbour Air has opened spare seats of its Bowen-visiting summer tour service to same-day bookings as of May 20. This means one can fly from downtown Vancouver to Snug Cove, departing at 6 p.m.

Right Now is launching its Operation 50 Tour targeting 50 federal ridings across the country with the intention of electing anti-abortion Members of Parliament

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier John Horgan says survivors and their families showed courage and leadership in sharing experiences that form the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.