Highlights

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is looking for information on the incident that killed two coyotes.

Library staff approached Telus with a proposal asking if they’d donate phones and tablet devices to be distributed to those who, under normal circumstances, would be coming into the library to get online.

A Vancouver IT recruitment firm has teamed up with other recruitment agencies to form an army of 1,000 volunteers – from students and retirees, to lawyers, project management specialists and IT professionals – to help businesses and non-profits with manpower.

Let’s think now about how walking and cycling can at the very least help eliminate congestion when we return to “normal.”

According to Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers, the number of reports to Vancouver’s Battered Women’s Support Services has increased 300% since the COVID-19 pandemic began. 

Wilma Williams had a rough start to her Monday.

“This is not about me,” she said. “This about overcoming adversity, gratitude, coming together and giving back.”

Painter Fred Varley came across the two-bedroom rainforest hideaway, which he rented for $8 a month, in the early 1930s.

There have been an additional two deaths, bringing B.C.'s provincial total to 100.

This summer might look a little different.