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Vancouver gas prices could go higher than $1.50 per litre in 2018

Vancouver gas prices could go higher than $1.50 per litre in 2018

Analyst explains why Vancouver will remain home to Canada’s highest gas prices
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Canadian television actor Donnelly Rhodes dies at age 80

Canadian television actor Donnelly Rhodes dies at age 80

Donnelly Rhodes of Da Vinci’s Inquest holds his trophy after winning for best actor in a leading dramatic role at the 17th Annual Gemini Awards in Toronto on November 4, 2002.
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Deadly dog virus outbreak a reminder we should all get our pups vaccinated

Deadly dog virus outbreak a reminder we should all get our pups vaccinated

Shutterstock Parvovirus, a viral disease that can be deadly for dogs, especially puppies, is making an appearance in Sooke and other parts of southern Vancouver Island. “The disease is severe,” said Dr.
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B.C. teen creating app, summer camp to revive First Nations language

B.C. teen creating app, summer camp to revive First Nations language

Tessa Erickson, 15, of the Nak???azdli Whut???en First Nation is seen in this undated handout photo.
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B.C. taxi group urges province to take slow and cautious route on ride share

B.C. taxi group urges province to take slow and cautious route on ride share

Michael van Hemmen of Uber Canada speaks members of the committee on ride-sharing following his presentation in downtown Vancouver, Monday, Jan. 8, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward The B.C.
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Trio of “roving bachelor” river otters build new pad in the middle of Richmond

Trio of “roving bachelor” river otters build new pad in the middle of Richmond

Three river otters in a land-locked lagoon near Richmond’s City Centre A trio of “roving bachelor” river otters has requisitioned a relatively new, inner-city lagoon — a “rare” and “amazing” event, according to a local biologist, who was among the fi
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Loblaw places restrictions on gift card offer after bread price-fixing scheme

Loblaw places restrictions on gift card offer after bread price-fixing scheme

Various brands of bread sit on shelves in a grocery store in Toronto on Wednesday Nov. 1, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Doug Ives Consumers who receive a $25 Loblaw Companies Ltd.
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Mount St. Helens tweets "I'M BACK BITCHES" after 40 earthquakes occur

Mount St. Helens tweets "I'M BACK BITCHES" after 40 earthquakes occur

Mount St Helens in Washington state. Photo Shutterstock It's been brought to our attention that several mountains south of the border have been actively squabbling over the past few days.
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Pedestrian seriously injured in crash with VPD vehicle near Knight and 20th

Pedestrian seriously injured in crash with VPD vehicle near Knight and 20th

File photo A pedestrian is in hospital with serious injuries following a crash with a police vehicle near Knight and 20th Avenue. Police say in a news release that an on-duty officer collided with the pedestrian on Saturday night.
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Richmond and Coquitlam mixed about revamping ban on self-service gas stations

Richmond and Coquitlam mixed about revamping ban on self-service gas stations

A motorist reaches for the pump at a gas station in Toronto on Thursday, February 24, 2011.
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