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‘Bots’ would be banned, resellers required to disclose face value under proposed law Scalper bots, software that’s used to scoop up tickets for concerts and sporting events for resale at inflated prices, will be banned under a new law proposed by the

Mayors from across Metro Vancouver gathered at a busy rapid transit station in Vancouver to demand stable, secure transit funding for all municipalities in Canada.

A Tsawwassen manslaughter case will go to trial this fall. Last week in New Westminster Supreme Court, it was ordered that a jury trial commence Oct. 22.

Six-year-old cat travelled Shenzen, China to Vancouver

An exemption that allows people in the so-called “fog zone” of coastal Vancouver Island to have open fires when they are banned elsewhere on the Island is being discontinued.

Metro Vancouver will try to deal with odours coming from marijuana greenhouses in Delta and throughout the region.

Seniors were on safari in Africa when a fellow tourist and their local guide were seized by gunmen

There was an interesting mix of emotions towards the end of the Canucks’ 2018-19 season: there was both disappointment and hope, with most fans leaning towards the “hope” side of the equation.

Evening and part-time classes will proceed as scheduled tonight but daytime classes continue to be cancelled.

A 57-year-old Burnaby man charged with sexual assault for allegedly groping a seven-year-old girl on SkyTrain earlier this year is scheduled to make his first appearance in B.C. Provincial Court this week.