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B.C. tribunal dismisses claim of chemical burns from permanent eyeliner treatment

B.C. tribunal dismisses claim of chemical burns from permanent eyeliner treatment

A woman claimed ink bled into her eyes and caused chemical burns.
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Man's dying statement to wife disputed in B.C. murder appeal

Man's dying statement to wife disputed in B.C. murder appeal

69-year-old Zenen Cepeda Silva was on the porch of his Vancouver home with his wife when he was shot and killed.
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Largest study of 2023 wildfires finds extreme weather fuelled flames coast to coast

Largest study of 2023 wildfires finds extreme weather fuelled flames coast to coast

Extreme temperatures seen in 2023 were equivalent to some climate projections for 2050, says the study.
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Martin Mars water bomber could be ready to make its move on Wednesday

Martin Mars water bomber could be ready to make its move on Wednesday

It’s expected to take several hours to move the massive airplane from Patricia Bay to the B.C. Aviation Museum.
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B.C. man charged with golf course murder appears in court

B.C. man charged with golf course murder appears in court

Gertrude Cheong, 49, died after being stabbed near Vancouver's Fraserview Golf Course.
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Vancouver chef's murder case going to trial

Vancouver chef's murder case going to trial

Wataru Kakiuchi, a chef at a Vancouver restaurant, died as a result of stab wounds June 5.
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181 police calls and counting: Is Vancouver's Dude Chilling Park as chill as its name suggests?

181 police calls and counting: Is Vancouver's Dude Chilling Park as chill as its name suggests?

Park regular: "I don't really see chaos. I feel at peace. I feel no harm."
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Can you film or photograph anyone in Vancouver in public?

Can you film or photograph anyone in Vancouver in public?

People can be charged with voyeurism in any place where an individual has a reasonable expectation of privacy.
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A Coquitlam councillor now leads a nonprofit for at-risk youth

A Coquitlam councillor now leads a nonprofit for at-risk youth

Coquitlam Coun. Steve Kim is the new executive director of the Access Youth Outreach Services Society, which helps vulnerable teens find connections.
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Driver advisory: Expect 'significant traffic impacts' on busy Vancouver street

Driver advisory: Expect 'significant traffic impacts' on busy Vancouver street

The city prioritized intersection work now to minimize traffic disruption over the Labour Day long weekend.
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