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B.C. confirms 16 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,444

B.C. confirms 16 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,444

There have been two new deaths.
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35-plane flyover to visit Metro Vancouver tonight in honour of downed Snowbird

35-plane flyover to visit Metro Vancouver tonight in honour of downed Snowbird

Dubbed Operation Backup Inspiration as a nod to the Snowbirds event called Operation Inspiration, the 35 aircraft will depart from Abbotsford Airport and fly over Metro Vancouver. 
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Could these Metro Vancouver newlyweds be Canada's most talented family?

Could these Metro Vancouver newlyweds be Canada's most talented family?

Santé Fortunato and Alexandr Yudintsev are vying for a title that will be presented by music producer and TV personality Simon Cowell.
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'Racism is also a virus': Premier Horgan addresses racist activity in B.C.

'Racism is also a virus': Premier Horgan addresses racist activity in B.C.

“Everyone has a right to live without fear of violence or discrimination."
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Indigenous woman says man punched her, told her to 'Go back to Asia'

Indigenous woman says man punched her, told her to 'Go back to Asia'

The man heard her sneeze while she was walking her dog.
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Canadian communities and businesses to feel the pain of cruise cancellations

Canadian communities and businesses to feel the pain of cruise cancellations

The estimated impact to B.C. from the delayed season is nearly $1.5 billion
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Baby found abandoned in Port Coquitlam, say police

Baby found abandoned in Port Coquitlam, say police

Investigators have made “significant progress,” in the case, say authorities
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Burnaby musician pens song to battle anti-Asian hate

Burnaby musician pens song to battle anti-Asian hate

Shon Wong, a musician and personal trainer from Burnaby, wrote the song "I Found it All Inside" and recorded it with the band Son of James to “bring awareness to the issue.”
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West Vancouver police issue warning over racial slurs

West Vancouver police issue warning over racial slurs

Police are urging people to keep their cool and their comments civil after a local business owner was targeted with what were described as racial insults twice in one day.
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This new tent city emerged in a waterfront parking lot after Oppenheimer closed (PHOTOS)

This new tent city emerged in a waterfront parking lot after Oppenheimer closed (PHOTOS)

The Port of Vancouver is taking legal action to remove the people in the park.
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