Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

News

Surfs up at Ambleside as strong winds hit Lower Mainland

Surfs up at Ambleside as strong winds hit Lower Mainland

Surfers and kite surfers enjoy the large waves off West Vancouver's Ambleside beach courtesy of strong Northwest winds blowing on Saturday April 27th.
Read more >
Environment Canada warns wind could fell trees and cut power in Metro Vancouver

Environment Canada warns wind could fell trees and cut power in Metro Vancouver

A wind warning is in effect for Metro Vancouver with Environment Canada predicting gusts of up to 80 kilometres an hour
Read more >
Statistics Canada 'unfounded' change drives up crime numbers in Surrey, B.C.

Statistics Canada 'unfounded' change drives up crime numbers in Surrey, B.C.

Mounties say a significant increase in violent crime in the first quarter of 2019 in Surrey, B.C., is partly due to a new Statistics Canada reporting requirement
Read more >
REPORT: Troy Stecher will join Team Canada at the 2019 World Hockey Championship

REPORT: Troy Stecher will join Team Canada at the 2019 World Hockey Championship

Team Sweden will have plenty of Canucks content at the 2019 World Hockey Championship, with Elias Pettersson, Jacob Markstrom, and Loui Eriksson all committing to play for their country .
Read more >
Burnaby could see a spike in its violent crime numbers. This is why.

Burnaby could see a spike in its violent crime numbers. This is why.

The issue of crime has been political since the creation of the very first police force. People just want to feel safe. The TV show The Wire was perhaps the best at exploring crime and the political forces behind crime statistics.
Read more >
An Alberta refinery could help with squeezed gas supply in B.C.: Premier Horgan

An Alberta refinery could help with squeezed gas supply in B.C.: Premier Horgan

The price of gasoline has been rising in B.C. for the last month and the cost for a litre of gas in Metro Vancouver has been hovering around $1.70
Read more >
Scammers are targeting summer students. Here are the signs to watch for

Scammers are targeting summer students. Here are the signs to watch for

The academic calendar for high schools and many post-secondary institutions in B.C. are coming to an end, and students across the province are now on the hunt for summer jobs and internship opportunities.
Read more >
Vancouver teens get a snapshot of life as a firefighter

Vancouver teens get a snapshot of life as a firefighter

Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services’ Youth Outreach Academy students undergo five days of training
Read more >
Late season snow in the forecast for some parts of B.C.

Late season snow in the forecast for some parts of B.C.

While Vancouver is all about the sunshine, some regions of B.C. are expecting flurries...
Read more >
Ask it to Bulis: Could Mike Gillis return to the Canucks?

Ask it to Bulis: Could Mike Gillis return to the Canucks?

Also, Stanley Cup favourites, a UFA wish list, and what would go on a Canucks burger?
Read more >
$(function() { $(".nav-social-ft").append('
    • '); });