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Unionized workers at three high-end Vancouver hotels say they have begun strike action to back demands for safe and stable work.

Fallout from pictures of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dressed up in brownface has reached a B.C. riding where an incumbent Liberal MP's signs were vandalized.

The family of Canadian clock master Raymond Lee Saunders, who made the world famous Vancouver Gastown Steam Clock in 1977, are calling on the public to help their dad in a time of need.

Vancouver police renewed their concern Thursday about what they described as “the deteriorating level of public safety” in the tent-occupied Oppenheimer Park in the Downtown Eastside.

In July, a provincial court judge ruled he couldn’t uphold a penalty for not having insurance when ICBC offers no such insurance for the electric scooter in question.

A rookie Vancouver police officer resigned from the department in March before he could face a disciplinary hearing to respond to numerous allegations of sexual assault against fellow recruits.

A video of Trudeau in blackface came to light just hours after the prime minister apologized profusely for having indulged in what he acknowledged was a racist act of wearing brownface.

B.C.’s Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit against the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) and others alleging a child became sick after an E. coli outbreak in 2009 at a petting zoo in the agricultural building.

A new report released by Technical Safety BC determined the Sea to Sky Gondola was deliberately cut, and not due to defects or the design of the gondola.

Vancouver homeowners suggest their condo complex in the River District is ripe with illegal short-term rentals that consistently skirt the city’s bylaws.