Local News

Vancouver has reached unaffordability levels not seen since the early 1990s

VANCOUVER - New rules for legalized marijuana need to consider the impact on workplaces and clarify the rights of both employers and employees, say some business groups.

There are some notable landmarks in here, as well as a wonderful snapshot of what life was like on the roads of Vancouver in 1966.

Die-hard Apple fans began their wait outside of Vancouver's Pacific Centre on Thursday for the release of the iPhone X.

We love sifting through the incredible photo collection at the Vancouver Archives. Here are our favourite finds from this week. 1. Lions Gate Bridge under construction, 1938 2. Lions Gate Bridge under construction, 1938 3.

On June 13 1886, a furious fire destroyed Vancouver in less than one hour. It ignited after flames from a brush-clearing fire blew onto dry brush just west of the city. About 1,000 wooden buildings—virtually the entire city—were totally destroyed.

The wreckage of a Carson Air cargo aircraft which crashed in British Columbia in 2015, killing the two crew members on board, is shown in a handout photo from the Transportation Safety Board.

A volunteer at a Nanaimo needle exchange found a loaded sawed-off shotgun in a garbage can and fired it, thinking it was a toy gun. Bystanders called 911 at 10 a.m.

A floating greenway could connect Westminster Pier Park and Sapperton Landing Park by 2024.

It's a number one ranking we probably don't want to brag about.