Local News

The B.C. Civil Liberties Association released documents from CSIS suggesting the spy agency illegally spied on Indigenous groups and environmentalists opposed to the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline project.

An ancient sacred place in Alberta, Writing-on-Stone / Áísínai’pi, is the latest Canadian entry to the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Authorities in Vancouver have arrested a high-risk sex offender who failed to return to his halfway house last Tuesday night.

The Government of Canada has issued a travel advisory for the United States due to earthquakes in the Searles Valley in California.

Former residents of a tent encampment in Surrey, B.C., gathered Sunday to remember community members who have died.

The Richmond detachment of the B.C. RCMP has made the Online Crime Reporting Tool public, following Surrey’s launch last month.

The statue of Judge Matthew Begbie was removed from its spot in New Westminster this weekend.

The Tri-Cities Pride Society has sent an open letter to several MLAs and MPs across the region calling on government at all levels to ban conversion therapy for LGBTQ people.

An East Vancouver-based non-profit organization dedicated to reusing and recycling unwanted computers and electronics is in danger of closing its doors this summer.

Punk rock legend Joe Keithley of the world-renown D.O.A. – he’s also a newly elected city councillor - wants to help Burnaby children who want to play music, but who can’t afford instruments or lessons. Joe Keithley, lead singer of D.O.A.