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Sachin Sahel had been acting on the locally shot post-apocalyptic TV sci-fi series The 100 for a few seasons when he first learned some fans were threatening others online.

While September's back to school congestion is expected, TransLink customers were met with unexpectedly long lines for buses this week.

UBC economics professor Kevin Milligan says it’s harder to save for retirement today than it was in decades past for multiple reasons.

The World Economic Forum has ranked the best countries for travellers worldwide and Canada placed in the top ten.

Next time you’re at a Vancouver transit shelter with a digital advertising sign, look closely at the sign’s frame. At eye level, you’ll find a thumbnail-sized camera.

City of Vancouver staff have unveiled six options for how two of Granville Bridge’s eight motor vehicle lanes can be reallocated for pedestrians, cyclists and “rollers."

The chairperson of the elected seven-member Vancouver park board announced Friday that a court injunction will not be sought to remove the remaining homeless people and tents in Oppenheimer Park.

When a young woman was congratulated on having "overcome" her autism, she was upset, because being autistic is simply who she is.

Vancouver police have arrested two suspects who are believed to be responsible for a number of distraction thefts against seniors on the city's east side.

If North Vancouver residents notice cruise ships docked on the waterfront this month, it’s not because we’ve suddenly become a new port of call.