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Drive-by pandemic wedding goes ahead despite Coquitlam RCMP call (VIDEO)

Drive-by pandemic wedding goes ahead despite Coquitlam RCMP call (VIDEO)

Getting by - and hitched - with a little help from friends...and the cops
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How COVID-19 isolation increases domestic violence & animal abuse

How COVID-19 isolation increases domestic violence & animal abuse

By reporting animal abuse or signs of animal cruelty, these investigations may spark interventions by other law enforcement or child protection workers that could save someone's life.
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This funny short film showcases the 'upsides' of life in isolation (VIDEO)

This funny short film showcases the 'upsides' of life in isolation (VIDEO)

"And perhaps we will have a learned a little bit about not taking this home, our home, for granted."
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Vancouver mayor to run council meetings from his apartment

Vancouver mayor to run council meetings from his apartment

Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart will begin to conduct council meetings from his downtown apartment April 14
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Racist comments, knife lead to arrest at Burnaby SkyTrain station

Racist comments, knife lead to arrest at Burnaby SkyTrain station

The man arrested is in his early 20s and is well known to Transit Police
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B.C. confirms 25 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1291

B.C. confirms 25 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1291

There have been 4 new deaths.
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CBSA seize $13.5M meth shipment at Metro Vancouver container facility

CBSA seize $13.5M meth shipment at Metro Vancouver container facility

The shipment of 106 kg of methamphetamine came into B.C. from Mexico
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TransLink bus driver reportedly tests positive for COVID-19

TransLink bus driver reportedly tests positive for COVID-19

"The employee has our full support and we wish them a speedy recovery."
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Vancouver's Stanley Park will close to vehicles starting Wednesday

Vancouver's Stanley Park will close to vehicles starting Wednesday

The move is to reduce congestion in the park and on the seawall to enable proper physical distancing
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Vancouver's Bard on the Beach cancels 31st season

Vancouver's Bard on the Beach cancels 31st season

This is a sign that the arts community will continue to be hit by the pandemic for many months to come
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