Local News

Save-On-Foods is now offering their customers $25 each as compensation in response to the Loblaws bread price-fixing scandal.

St Paul’s Hospital. Photo Shutterstock Two incidents in British Columbia have renewed a debate about whether faith-based health institutions that receive public funding should be allowed to opt out of offering medical assistance in dying.

Dr. Rupinder Brar, an addictions specialist, poses for a photograph in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday January 9, 2018. A medical clinic in B.C.

Vancouver gets approximately 230 cruise ship calls annually. Photograph By TOURISM VANCOUVER/BARBERSHOP FILMS 2014 was a banner year for tourism in Vancouver. 2015 was even better. 2016 pushed the bar even higher with 10 million visitors.

Crews prepare to install the next generation Q sign at North Vancouver’s Lonsdale Quay. photo Mike Wakefield, North Shore News It’s out with the old and in with the Q.

An Australia-based group is putting together an interesting event that's coming to Vancouver in May of 2018.

Shutterstock As the British Columbia government explores the potential impact of allowing ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft, a number of such services have already been operating illegally in the province.

Protesters on Burnaby Mountain ran into some porta-potty problems this week. The City of Burnaby does not allow them on public lands. Above, Douglas Fugge near Shellmont Street and Underhill Avenue.

City’s goal was to open 600 modular housing units before winter

A British Columbia judge has denied bail to Jamie Bacon, who is accused of counselling the murder of an individual. Bacon's lawyer has said he pleaded not guilty to the charge and he is scheduled to have his trial heard by a jury in April.