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Richmond men facing charges in robbery of Vancouver senior

Richmond men facing charges in robbery of Vancouver senior

77-year-old man was allegedly pushed to the ground, robbed near Commercial Drive and Grandview Highway
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NHL’s officiating issues don’t end with the big blown calls in the playoffs

NHL’s officiating issues don’t end with the big blown calls in the playoffs

There are deep rooted problems with the way NHL games are refereed.
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Coquitlam man charged in connection with alleged drug trafficking network

Jeffrey Donald Lessard, 31, is also facing eight drug counts related to a separate investigation
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Burnaby woman fed up with 'loud talking' Trans Mountain workers waking her up

Burnaby woman fed up with 'loud talking' Trans Mountain workers waking her up

Lesley Durrant moved into Burnaby’s leafy Forest Grove neighbourhood because it was supposed to be quiet and tranquil. For her, it’s anything but.
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One dead, three injured in two separate crashes around Metro Vancouver

One dead, three injured in two separate crashes around Metro Vancouver

One man has been killed and two others have serious injuries after a two-car crash, and a motorcyclist has life-threatening injuries after a collision with a truck
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Turtle beaches readied for nesting season

Turtle beaches readied for nesting season

May 23 was World Turtle Day and members of the Sunshine Coast Wildlife Project celebrated this past week by weeding nesting beaches to prepare them for turtle nesting season.
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Cyclists and SeaBus passengers on collision course

Cyclists and SeaBus passengers on collision course

Bicycle commuters in Lower Lonsdale say their lives are being put at risk since the City of North Vancouver moved the pick-up and drop-off zone for the SeaBus right next to a painted bike lane.
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It’s history for 81-year-old wooden power pole and thousands of others

It’s history for 81-year-old wooden power pole and thousands of others

This year is finally the end of the line for an 81-year-old wooden B.C. Hydro pole that has stood at Jordan River since William Lyon Mackenzie King was Canada’s prime minister and “Duff” Pattullo was B.C.’s premier. It is one of B.C.
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New, privatized health clinic will weaken public system: analyst

New, privatized health clinic will weaken public system: analyst

Seymour Health Centre given $7 million contract by Vancouver Coastal Health to operate care centre
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Vancouver police adding drones to crime prevention arsenal

Vancouver police adding drones to crime prevention arsenal

Remote-controlled cameras won’t be looking in peoples’ windows: superintendent
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