Local News

Rogue urban campers are taking up residence on local streets and sticking their hoses into Burnaby’s sewer system – but city officials are determined to stop them.

A British Columbia judge has determined that an RCMP officer who was driving at almost 90 km/h over the speed limit shares most of the blame for a crash that destroyed a Calgary family's camper van.

Vancouver New Democrat Mable Elmore says she will refund $244 in food expense money she claimed while participating in last year's welfare food challenge that involved her living on $19 a week.

COPE Coun. Jean Swanson is taking a years-long effort aimed at ensuring that housing built at 58 West Hastings rents entirely at pension and welfare rates to next week's council meeting.

A pilot project to use solar power for electricity at Metro Vancouver parks got its first real test this past summer at Colony Farm Regional Park.

Vancouver Police have issued a warning to the public that a high-risk federal offender is residing in the city, and may be of risk to the safety of young boys.

While the Vancouver weather was decidedly wet at the start of November, things are expected to clear for the long weekend.

While most people are aware that Vancouver firefighters are brave, they may not realize just how busy they are. Fire Chief Darrel Reid tweeted about the local heroes, stating that they responded to over double the number of emergency calls per firefighter than anywhere else in Canada.

Vancouver police are investigating after an elderly woman was hit and killed while crossing Main Street Wednesday morning.

Fraser Health is warning the public of a possible measles exposure after an infected person was on the grounds of a Metro Vancouver high school.