Local News

Not only does Said the Whale love playing in Vancouver, but a great deal of their music is inspired from places around the city.

A B.C. man leading a campaign against hospital pay parking says that all five health authorities in the province saw an increase in revenue this year.

A Kelowna woman has been convicted of driving without due care and attention, after being observed eating with chopsticks while driving.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking for witnesses and information related to two violent robberies near Vancouver SkyTrain stations in late August.

Working Gear, a non-profit charitable organization on the Downtown Eastside, is helping low-income and/or unemployed men (and some women) get back into the workforce by providing them with appropriate clothing, gear and footwear at no cost.

A 23-year-old Vancouver man is in police custody in relation to a suspicious death in the West End.

A man arrested this week for theft, robbery, assault and resisting ended up thanking the Victoria police officer who took him into custody.

A Lower Mainland home builder has filed a human rights complaint against the City of Burnaby, saying the city won’t hire him because of his race, colour and religion.

B.C.’s speculation tax is increasing housing stock and generating revenue for housing creation, Finance Minister Carole James said Sept. 12.

While Wednesday saw a brief respite from wet weather, the Vancouver weather forecast calls for a great deal of rainfall this week beginning on Thursday, Sept. 12.