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Restaurants in Vancouver and Victoria look to open spaces for successful re-openings

Restaurants in Vancouver and Victoria look to open spaces for successful re-openings

Victoria's mayor says she wants to give the city's restaurants, pubs and retailers more space to reopen successfully with a plan that could expand outdoor patios to sidewalks, parking lots and streets closed to traffic.
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Hot, hot, hot: B.C. smashed 17 temperature records on Mother's Day

Hot, hot, hot: B.C. smashed 17 temperature records on Mother's Day

Temperatures soared past the 30°C mark in B.C. over the weekend.
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Vancouver park rangers issued over 1,880 warnings this weekend for social distancing non-compliance

Vancouver park rangers issued over 1,880 warnings this weekend for social distancing non-compliance

Plans to re-open beach parking lots in Vancouver this week are now on hold because of this weekend's turnout
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Here is what Vancouver's beaches looked like over the weekend (PHOTOS & VIDEOS)

Here is what Vancouver's beaches looked like over the weekend (PHOTOS & VIDEOS)

Less faces, more spaces?
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Keep your umbrella handy: Vancouver forecast calls for risk of thunderstorms tomorrow

Keep your umbrella handy: Vancouver forecast calls for risk of thunderstorms tomorrow

The weekly forecast is also calling for a great deal of rain.
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Suspect identified in attempted child luring incident in westside Vancouver neighbourhood

Suspect identified in attempted child luring incident in westside Vancouver neighbourhood

A 12-year-old girl was riding her bike along West 6th Avenue when a man in a parked vehicle told her to “come look into my car."
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Metro Vancouver photographer takes chalk art to another level (PHOTOS)

Metro Vancouver photographer takes chalk art to another level (PHOTOS)

Ladner photographer Greg Schurman has been working on “Adventures of Ava - sidewalk chalk series” with his 12-year-old step-daughter.
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Lease rates forecast to fall when Vancouver stores reopen

Lease rates forecast to fall when Vancouver stores reopen

Insolvencies will increase vacancies and tenants’ negotiating leverage, analysts say
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A B.C. municipality is getting rid of these bizarre old zoning laws

A B.C. municipality is getting rid of these bizarre old zoning laws

One Coquitlam zoning law, "specifically calls out a 100-year-old form of weight loss that nobody does anymore as something that is critical for our zone to regulate and control."
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Mystery writer sets thrilling tales of deception in North Vancouver

Mystery writer sets thrilling tales of deception in North Vancouver

Rachel Greenaway's latest book in the series, River of Lies, was published in March.
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