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Property taxes could jump by 9.7% in $1.96 billion City of Vancouver draft budget

Property taxes could jump by 9.7% in $1.96 billion City of Vancouver draft budget

Public safety costs and inflation among reasons.
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Former North Van teacher accused of sex offences also faces proposed class-action case

Former North Van teacher accused of sex offences also faces proposed class-action case

Former student alleges inappropriate behaviour by teacher on outdoor trips in 1970s
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SkyTrain police chase uncovers stolen bike, drug trafficking evidence

SkyTrain police chase uncovers stolen bike, drug trafficking evidence

And the bike went back to its rightful owner.
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Brr! Metro Vancouver temperatures to feel as cold as -9 C

Brr! Metro Vancouver temperatures to feel as cold as -9 C

There are a couple of chances of snow to come...but temperatures are expected to get bone-chillingly cold first.
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UBC fisheries scientists land big prize

UBC fisheries scientists land big prize

Daniel Pauly, Rashid Sumaila recognized for research supporting high seas fishing ban
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Judge awards $570K to man fired from Burnaby company — by his brothers

Judge awards $570K to man fired from Burnaby company — by his brothers

Doug Zoehner was president of Burnaby-based Algo Communication Products Ltd. until his brothers voted to fire him. Last week, a judge ruled he was wrongfully dismissed.
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I Watched This Game: Dazzling Kuzmenko, disastrous Myers in Canucks loss to Predators

I Watched This Game: Dazzling Kuzmenko, disastrous Myers in Canucks loss to Predators

"You can’t let your foot off a wounded snake,” said Rick Tocchet.
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Cases of 'winter vomiting bug' climbing across B.C.

Cases of 'winter vomiting bug' climbing across B.C.

People who are infected with the virus typically spend a few days experiencing a range of unpleasant gastrointestinal symptoms
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Lynn Valley Care Centre hoaxer pleads guilty to obstruction of justice

Lynn Valley Care Centre hoaxer pleads guilty to obstruction of justice

A man convicted Jan. 27 of holding a man against his will in Richmond, and using weapons to coerce the victim to commit bestiality, pleaded guilty Tuesday to obstruction of justice. In B.C.
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Watch: Vancouver hit by surprise heavy hail storm

Watch: Vancouver hit by surprise heavy hail storm

Did you experience it?
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