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B.C. municipalities want action on cargo and cruise ship pollution

B.C. municipalities want action on cargo and cruise ship pollution

Scrubber wastewater is acidic and contributes to a lesser-known climate threat called ocean acidification.
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Laser procedure offered in Victoria a breakthrough in acne treatment: dermatologist

Laser procedure offered in Victoria a breakthrough in acne treatment: dermatologist

Hamilton Cosmetic Dermatology in Victoria is the first in Canada to use the device commercially since Health Canada approval
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This breathtaking B.C. town ranked #3 on a list of the world's best surfing spots

This breathtaking B.C. town ranked #3 on a list of the world's best surfing spots

 "Perfect for beginners and avid surfers alike."
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'Finally': Vancouverites react to news that Canada will likely drop vaccine requirements, ArriveCAN app

'Finally': Vancouverites react to news that Canada will likely drop vaccine requirements, ArriveCAN app

"ArriveCAN to be 'optional'...what's this achieving?"
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More British Columbians are opting to rent rather than own, report says

More British Columbians are opting to rent rather than own, report says

According to Statistics Canada, declines in homeownership reflect trends in new construction connected to the densification of large urban centres
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Man found shot in car in Surrey was from Edmonton

Man found shot in car in Surrey was from Edmonton

The man, who succumbed to his injuries Tuesday, has been identified as 27-year-old Richard Ofosuhene of Edmonton, Alta.
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Burnaby’s Café La Foret ordered to pay $40K after firing head baker for sexual harassment

Burnaby’s Café La Foret ordered to pay $40K after firing head baker for sexual harassment

Judge rules sexual harassment by La Foret head baker was 'relatively minor' and not enough to justify firing him without notice. Song Hwan Cho awarded $40,600 for wrongful dismissal.
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Renovation noise drives Port Coquitlam tenant crazy but she still has to pay the rent

Renovation noise drives Port Coquitlam tenant crazy but she still has to pay the rent

Neither the landlord nor the tenant got everything they wanted in this tricky case, but the tenant ended up paying more than $2,000 in damages and unpaid rent.
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VPD launches online video portal for people to upload Breakout Festival riot footage

VPD launches online video portal for people to upload Breakout Festival riot footage

Photos and videos are needed to identify rioters.
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'Never fly Air Canada again': Vancouver man hasn't received luggage weeks after flight

'Never fly Air Canada again': Vancouver man hasn't received luggage weeks after flight

"The airlines are pointing fingers at each other and no one will own up for our lost luggage and I can’t put a report in."
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