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B.C. government to crack down on ticket scalpers

B.C. government to crack down on ticket scalpers

Solicitor General Mike Farnworth: “We’re looking at what other jurisdictions have been doing in regard to ticket resale legislation, including Ontario and the U.K.” The B.C.
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Girls' deaths in B.C. prompt debate about judges and domestic violence

Girls' deaths in B.C. prompt debate about judges and domestic violence

Hundreds of people hold candles in support and memory of Aubrey Berry, 4, and her sister Chloe, 6, during a vigil held at Willows Beach in Oak Bay, B.C., on Saturday, December 30, 2017.
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Wayward Alaskan eagle monitored by researchers found in Kamloops

Wayward Alaskan eagle monitored by researchers found in Kamloops

Larissa Deneault holds a golden eagle at an animal rehabilitation centre in Kamloops, B.C. in a handout photo.
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North Vancouver MLAs lobby for more SeaBus hours

North Vancouver MLAs lobby for more SeaBus hours

The SeaBus departs North Vancouver making its way to Waterfront Station. file photo North Shore News North Vancouver’s two MLAs are lobbying TransLink for extend hours of SeaBus service.
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Freezing rain, poor road conditions forecast for many areas of B.C.

Freezing rain, poor road conditions forecast for many areas of B.C.

Shutterstock Freezing rain spreading across numerous parts of B.C. is expected to cause dangerous driving conditions ahead of the weekend.
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Telus pays $67m for AlarmForce’s operations in Western Canada

Telus pays $67m for AlarmForce’s operations in Western Canada

Telus says the acquisition from Bell furthers its smart home strategy
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The City of Vancouver wants your king tide photos

The City of Vancouver wants your king tide photos

Images will help city plan for when higher sea levels are the new normal
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It's illegal to pump your own gas in Richmond and Coquitlam

It's illegal to pump your own gas in Richmond and Coquitlam

A station in neighbouring Port Coquitlam, where Self Serve is an option Two western Canadian cities that mandate gas stations employ attendants to pump fuel are outliers in a nation where most citizens are accustomed to do-it-yourself fill ups.
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CRA targets rich neighbourhoods

CRA targets rich neighbourhoods

Revenue agency closely examining tax filings in five wealthy enclaves
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Richmond owner of Bond-style car files lawsuit over $135,000 repair bill

Richmond owner of Bond-style car files lawsuit over $135,000 repair bill

Jessica Liu alleges dealership and autoshop over-charged, colluded; while defendants slap Liu with defamation action
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