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Keep your umbrella handy: Vancouver forecast calls for up to 35 mm of rainfall by tomorrow

Keep your umbrella handy: Vancouver forecast calls for up to 35 mm of rainfall by tomorrow

It's going to be a wet one.
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House fire claims life of Burnaby senior

House fire claims life of Burnaby senior

Firefighters were called to the two-storey home just before 1 a.m. Tuesday.
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Little movement in B.C. support for Trans Mountain pipeline, survey suggests

Little movement in B.C. support for Trans Mountain pipeline, survey suggests

Research Co. reviewed the feelings of British Columbians on this project and found little change over the past six months
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The most expensive ride-hailing licence in Metro Vancouver won't last long

The most expensive ride-hailing licence in Metro Vancouver won't last long

The $510 fee for would-be drivers in Burnaby is likely to give way to a regional pricing plan.
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Richmond federal candidate defends China's re-education camps

Richmond federal candidate defends China's re-education camps

Zhang Zhe says these camps are the Chinese government’s way of fighting terrorism.
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6,000-unit Squamish Nation project in Vancouver exempt from foreign buyer tax

6,000-unit Squamish Nation project in Vancouver exempt from foreign buyer tax

It's the largest residential development in Vancouver, which is expected to include the tallest towers in the city.
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Vancouver couple gets $9M following jury verdict in U.S. bike wreck

Vancouver couple gets $9M following jury verdict in U.S. bike wreck

They were struck by an 18-wheeler while riding their bikes along Interstate 84 in Oregon's Columbia River Gorge.
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One-bedroom apartments in Vancouver cost a whopping $2,200, report finds

One-bedroom apartments in Vancouver cost a whopping $2,200, report finds

The average two-bedroom in Vancouver costs a whopping $3,030 a month.
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Tourist argues that Vancouverites are more friendly than Torontonians

Tourist argues that Vancouverites are more friendly than Torontonians

The tourist describes a visit to the city as exceptional, and can't comprehend how people become numb to the breathtaking views.
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Heritage West Vancouver home by renown architect could end up on short-term rental market

Heritage West Vancouver home by renown architect could end up on short-term rental market

Short-term rentals are currently not permitted in West Vancouver. However, there is broad support from the district to allow properties that have heritage value, such as the Boyd House, to be used as short-term rentals.
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