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CBSA seizes $3.5 million worth of cocaine bricks hidden in personal care products

CBSA seizes $3.5 million worth of cocaine bricks hidden in personal care products

The suspected cocaine was found in a commercial tractor-trailer
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Vancouver police charge man caught on video stalking woman walking city streets

Vancouver police charge man caught on video stalking woman walking city streets

One charge stems from the stalking while several others are tied to incidents that took place elsewhere on multiple days around the same time
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Vancouver Aquarium under new ownership, outlines future as rescue facility and tourist attraction

Vancouver Aquarium under new ownership, outlines future as rescue facility and tourist attraction

New owners are also tied to Harlem Globetrotters, Dollywood, and two other aquariums in the U.S.
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How do cats get coronavirus? The BCCDC needs your help examining transmission

How do cats get coronavirus? The BCCDC needs your help examining transmission

How do cats get coronavirus?
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Protestors gather in Vancouver at fifth year mark of B.C.'s overdose death emergency (PHOTOS)

Protestors gather in Vancouver at fifth year mark of B.C.'s overdose death emergency (PHOTOS)

There was a "moment of silence for 7,000 people we’ve lost since 2016."
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B.C. sets record for most COVID-19 hospitalizations: 397

B.C. sets record for most COVID-19 hospitalizations: 397

Health officials provided a daily record of 41,839 doses of vaccine to a record 41,804 new people.
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Photographer catches stunning shots of eagles fighting on the ground at Vancouver park (PHOTOS)

Photographer catches stunning shots of eagles fighting on the ground at Vancouver park (PHOTOS)

It ended with the victor holding the defeated eagle's head with its talon.
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Vancouver boaters warned about injured humpback whale spotted near Point Grey

Vancouver boaters warned about injured humpback whale spotted near Point Grey

Researchers believe it has been wounded by a ship or boat already
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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen garden offering limited reopening later this month

Dr. Sun Yat-Sen garden offering limited reopening later this month

Tickets can be booked now to visit the popular Chinatown attraction
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‘A Better City’ civic party to hold mayoral nomination in October

‘A Better City’ civic party to hold mayoral nomination in October

Former NPA mayoral candidate Ken Sim ‘impetus’ for Vancouver’s newest party
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