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TransLink introduced a new system Tuesday — the first of its kind in the world — that allows people with disabilities to pass through fare gates without having to tap their Compass Card.

A wave of relief swept over Vancouver Island residents in coastal communities, many of whom evacuated their homes for two hours early this morning in the wake of a tsunami warning sparked by a powerful earthquake off Alaska.

Vancouver police have arrested four people, and plan to arrest a fifth, in relation to the pop up pot market that has been operating outside the Vancouver Art Gallery on Robson Street.

In the wake of “Prohibition-style” raids on four B.C. bars last week, people in the hospitality industry are pushing the province to modernize B.C.’s liquor laws and allow restaurants to buy booze from private liquor stores.

'If we leave it to its own devices, it’s got the potential to be a free-for-all,' says Charles Gauthier

An earthquake could trigger a mudslide that could generate massive upsurge in water

Vancouver was not included in warning area

Initial reports suggest that a semi-trailer truck carrying ethanol has collided with a train

The family of 15-year-old Alfred Wong, the innocent bystander killed in the shooting on Broadway earlier this month, spoke out for the first time Monday afternoon.

VPD is vowing to take action against illegal marijuana sales in public plaza