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Mary-Ann Booth elected West Vancouver mayor by 21 votes

Mary-Ann Booth elected West Vancouver mayor by 21 votes

Mary-Ann Booth has been elected mayor of the District of West Vancouver by just 21 votes. Booth narrowly topped the polls in Saturday’s general election with 4,394 votes (37.
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Five B.C. travel videos that will ignite your inner explorer

Five B.C. travel videos that will ignite your inner explorer

Feel like a road trip? These videos will inspire you to explore
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Alex Edler and Chris Tanev are getting crushed, but it appears to be by design

Alex Edler and Chris Tanev are getting crushed, but it appears to be by design

As the Canucks get set to face the Boston Bruins, it’s hard for Canucks fans to avoid thinking back to the 2011 Stanley Cup Final.
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This class for women uses art as a therapeutic tool

This class for women uses art as a therapeutic tool

South Delta instructor/art therapist Teresa Massel is getting ready to start her next series of wellness classes. Art for Women’s Wellness will be offered Monday nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. for six weeks starting Oct. 22.
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Why has 'the blob' returned to B.C. waters?

Why has 'the blob' returned to B.C. waters?

Meteorologists say that “the blob” may have devastating effects
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Richmond RCMP finds no evidence of vote-buying

Richmond RCMP finds no evidence of vote-buying

Richmond RCMP announced Friday morning that it has found no evidence that merits a criminal charge in the city’s pre-election vote-buying scandal.
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Tune in here Saturday night for Vancouver election coverage

Tune in here Saturday night for Vancouver election coverage

This Saturday night, Oct. 20, Vancouver’s unpredictable , confusing and at times exhausting civic election mercifully comes to an end. And the Vancouver Courier’s nimble editorial team will be here to help sort through the debris.
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West Vancouver hit-and-run trial starts

West Vancouver hit-and-run trial starts

The trial for a West Vancouver man accused in a hit-and-run on a cyclist has begun. William Charlton McEachnie, 49, is charged with one count of failing to stop at the scene of an accident involving bodily harm.
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I Watched This Game: Jets capitalize on Canucks' defensive breakdowns

I Watched This Game: Jets capitalize on Canucks' defensive breakdowns

Canucks 1 - 4 Jets
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SFU students get two pot-smoking places on Burnaby Mountain

SFU students get two pot-smoking places on Burnaby Mountain

SFU students will have to come to Burnaby if they want to smoke weed on campus.
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