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Vancouver park board staff floated Barge Chilling Beach sign idea in flurry of emails

Vancouver park board staff floated Barge Chilling Beach sign idea in flurry of emails

Staff opted for whimsical sign instead of hot chocolate and swag as holiday gesture
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This beautiful brand new mural can help change the narrative about graffiti in Chinatown

This beautiful brand new mural can help change the narrative about graffiti in Chinatown

"We want the mural to be a symbol of peace and harmony with our neighbours."
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B.C.'s push to vaccinate children against COVID-19 has stalled. So what about Moderna?

B.C.'s push to vaccinate children against COVID-19 has stalled. So what about Moderna?

Vancouver and Victoria continue to have the highest rates of pediatric vaccination.
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Watch: Stolen bunny butt returned to Metro Vancouver restaurant

Watch: Stolen bunny butt returned to Metro Vancouver restaurant

A hop-py ending to this hare-owing 'tail'
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Here's why drag brunch is so popular in Vancouver

Here's why drag brunch is so popular in Vancouver

Name a more iconic duo than drag and brunch, we'll wait.
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Demand for reproductive mental health resources has spiked during the pandemic

Demand for reproductive mental health resources has spiked during the pandemic

A program through the BC Women's Hospital and Health Care Centre is taking a holistic approach to helping women with perinatal and postpartum depression and anxiety.
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Orphaned bear cub left to die in Coquitlam park sparks calls for more oversight of conservation officers

Orphaned bear cub left to die in Coquitlam park sparks calls for more oversight of conservation officers

Hiker to Minnekhada Regional Park heard the bear's cries, then she filed a freedom of information request to find out how many bear cubs are killed in B.C. The answer may surprise you.
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'Everybody is concerned': Third B.C. farm confirms avian flu outbreak

'Everybody is concerned': Third B.C. farm confirms avian flu outbreak

The Canadian Food and Inspection Agency has confirmed a third outbreak of a highly pathogenic avian influenza strain in B.C.
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Aggressive Passive tower will test new condo price ceiling

Aggressive Passive tower will test new condo price ceiling

Built on dirt valued at $3,900 per square foot with a construction costs up to 20 per cent above market, new 60-storey Curv condos could be Vancouver’s most expensive
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Police release photos of suspected Langara campus flasher

Police release photos of suspected Langara campus flasher

VPD believes he is behind three indecent acts at the school since last month
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