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Burnaby musician pens song to battle anti-Asian hate

Burnaby musician pens song to battle anti-Asian hate

Shon Wong, a musician and personal trainer from Burnaby, wrote the song "I Found it All Inside" and recorded it with the band Son of James to “bring awareness to the issue.”
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West Vancouver police issue warning over racial slurs

West Vancouver police issue warning over racial slurs

Police are urging people to keep their cool and their comments civil after a local business owner was targeted with what were described as racial insults twice in one day.
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This new tent city emerged in a waterfront parking lot after Oppenheimer closed (PHOTOS)

This new tent city emerged in a waterfront parking lot after Oppenheimer closed (PHOTOS)

The Port of Vancouver is taking legal action to remove the people in the park.
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B.C. confirms 15 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,407

B.C. confirms 15 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,407

There have been five new deaths.
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Cats can be infected with virus that causes COVID-19: study

Cats can be infected with virus that causes COVID-19: study

"That was a major finding for us -- the cats did not have symptoms."
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Burnaby rents a kicking-good 'deal' in pandemic market: report

Burnaby rents a kicking-good 'deal' in pandemic market: report

Vancouver rents for condo and rental apartments declined 6.8 per cent month over month, according to a new report.
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COVID-19 behind one per cent cut to Vancouver's policing budget: council

COVID-19 behind one per cent cut to Vancouver's policing budget: council

The chief, and the union representing police officers are criticizing a policing budget cut passed by city council
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B.C. grandmother wins $500,000 Lotto Max prize

B.C. grandmother wins $500,000 Lotto Max prize

Playing the lottery for 25 years finally paid off for Chilliwack resident Mary Hnatiw.
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Former Metro Vancouver karate instructor and doctor denied parole for murder-for-hire

Former Metro Vancouver karate instructor and doctor denied parole for murder-for-hire

He is serving a life sentence for engaging a hit man to kill two young patients who had accused him of sexual abuse. 
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Goodbye, sun: Long weekend Vancouver forecast calling for rain

Goodbye, sun: Long weekend Vancouver forecast calling for rain

Keep your umbrella handy.
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