Local News

Today (Saturday) marks the 10th anniversary of the opening of Vancouver’s Canada Line.

Metro Vancouver father says he rides to raise money to end chemo. He hopes the BC Cancer Foundation can one day find a better treatment that isn’t so harsh on patients.

Police made a massive drug seizure in South Surrey and dismantled a large drug lab.

A Lynn Valley woman says it’s time for the District of North Vancouver to extinguish the butts in Lynn Canyon and all other municipal parks.

Police have identified the body pulled from Okanagan Lake last weekend was that of Zygmunt Janiewicz, a kayaker who went missing back in May.

Kraft Heinz Canada is recalling its Heinz Turkey Stew 8+ Months baby food after a consumer found insects inside the product.

Almost a month has passed since the $60-million Lotto Max draw, but there’s still no word on the winner.

“Friendly my foot! Most beautiful, but unfriendliest,” writes Sanjay Chivakula to V.I.A on Facebook.This comment pretty much sums up Vancouverites’ response to news that Vancouver had been voted the number one ‘friendliest city in the world.’

One of Vancouver’s more prominent lawyers, Paul Doroshenko, was reprimanded for “bullying” in an August 13 B.C. Supreme Court judgment that found his three-office Acumen Law Corp. liable for $68,934 in damages for wrongfully dismissing an articling student in 2016.

Rentals.ca has released its National Rent Rankings report for August 2019, and Vancouver was ranked the most unaffordable city again.