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Expect North Shore mountain parks to be crammed, B.C.'s environment minister says

Expect North Shore mountain parks to be crammed, B.C.'s environment minister says

Patience, grasshopper. Both Mt. Seymour and Cypress Mountain ski resorts, and the provincial parks that surround them, are expected to be extremely busy this season as COVID-19 limits everyone’s options for recreation.
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Environment Canada issues snowfall warning for Metro Vancouver

Environment Canada issues snowfall warning for Metro Vancouver

A deepening Pacific low is making its way across Washington State.
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It's snow time: It's snowing in parts of Metro Vancouver right now (VIDEOS)

It's snow time: It's snowing in parts of Metro Vancouver right now (VIDEOS)

Let it snow!
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North Vancouver girl recovering from rare post-COVID inflammatory syndrome

North Vancouver girl recovering from rare post-COVID inflammatory syndrome

10-year-old Lynnmour Elementary student developed symptoms of inflammatory syndrome after contracting virus in November
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BCCDC identifies more recent Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

BCCDC identifies more recent Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

The Government of Canada states that you should avoid all travel outside of the country until further notice due to the novel coronavirus pandemic
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Several grocery store workers at major chains across Metro Vancouver test positive for COVID-19

Several grocery store workers at major chains across Metro Vancouver test positive for COVID-19

Newly-reported COVID-19 cases reflect affected workers from stores in the Lower Mainland in Vancouver, Delta, Langley, and Richmond.
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Metro Vancouver getting soaked by heavy rainfall, chance of wet snow Monday

Metro Vancouver getting soaked by heavy rainfall, chance of wet snow Monday

Meanwhile, the Fraser Valley could see 2 to 5 cm of snow by the evening.
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'We will be forever grateful': North Vancouver remembers a respected teacher and ally

'We will be forever grateful': North Vancouver remembers a respected teacher and ally

COVID-19 victim Anton Kolstee was instrumental in promoting and protecting Indigenous culture
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Richmond resident advocates for more murals in the city

Richmond resident advocates for more murals in the city

A “mural corridor” could be possible in Richmond if property owners stepped forward.
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Richmond busts featured in CBSA’s 2020 enforcement highlights

Richmond busts featured in CBSA’s 2020 enforcement highlights

Drugs, guns and cash seizures in Richmond were among CBSA's 2020 operational highlights
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