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Terrorists threatened to kidnap Vancouver mayor Tom “Terrific” 50 years ago today

Terrorists threatened to kidnap Vancouver mayor Tom “Terrific” 50 years ago today

A sinister ripple of the October Crisis hit Vancouver in 1970
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City of North Vancouver may make booze in parks permanent

City of North Vancouver may make booze in parks permanent

The City of North Vancouver isn’t ready to put a cork in the pilot project to allow booze in parks.
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COVID-19 public exposure warnings issued for two car dealerships in Langley area

COVID-19 public exposure warnings issued for two car dealerships in Langley area

Both new COVID-19 public exposure warnings include any test drives taken from either of the car lots
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BCCDC identifies more Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

BCCDC identifies more Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

Any travellers returning to B.C. are encouraged to check the BC Centre for Disease Control's website for updates about flights identified for the risk of exposure.
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CANCELLED: Walk through this sparkling winter wonderland in Vancouver beginning next month (PHOTOS)

CANCELLED: Walk through this sparkling winter wonderland in Vancouver beginning next month (PHOTOS)

The 2020 Festival of Lights event at VanDusen Botanical Garden has been cancelled
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How feasible is high-speed rail for the Lower Mainland?

How feasible is high-speed rail for the Lower Mainland?

Local leaders weigh in on the Mountain Valley Express proposal
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MLA Laurie Throness resigns from BC Liberal Party over contraception controversy (VIDEO)

MLA Laurie Throness resigns from BC Liberal Party over contraception controversy (VIDEO)

Throness had compared the NDP’s proposal for free contraception to eugenics, the practice of selectively mating people with specific desirable genetic traits, during an online constituency all-candidates forum.
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One-bedroom apartments in Vancouver cost a staggering $2,000, report finds

One-bedroom apartments in Vancouver cost a staggering $2,000, report finds

The city still has the highest rent in Canada for a two-bedroom apartment.
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Vancouver police seize drugs, weapons thought to be used for 'violent offences' (PHOTOS)

Vancouver police seize drugs, weapons thought to be used for 'violent offences' (PHOTOS)

Tuesday saw a major drug, stolen goods, weapon seizure, and the arrest of a wanted man inside an East Vancouver home
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City approves motion to end 'no pets' policy in Vancouver rental contracts

City approves motion to end 'no pets' policy in Vancouver rental contracts

Pet owners, rejoice!
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