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Police seek witnesses to Yaletown stabbing involving group of men

Police seek witnesses to Yaletown stabbing involving group of men

Vancouver Police are looking to speak with anyone who may have witnesses a stabbing incident in Yaletown Sunday in the early morning hours.
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This YouTuber has thoughts about Vancouver’s $4.8 million chandelier under a bridge

This YouTuber has thoughts about Vancouver’s $4.8 million chandelier under a bridge

The $4.8 million spinning chandelier that’s been installed under the Granville Street bridge has gained international attention over the past couple of weeks. “Spinning Chandelier” is the work of B.C. artist Rodney Graham.
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12 vintage Vancouver Christmas moments to look back on (PHOTOS)

12 vintage Vancouver Christmas moments to look back on (PHOTOS)

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YVR wants TransLink to extend the Canada Line south of the Fraser

YVR wants TransLink to extend the Canada Line south of the Fraser

Extending the Canada Line to White Rock and replacing the Moray Bridge are just some of the transportation links connecting the airport to the rest of the region that Vancouver Airport Authority wants TransLink to improve.
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Indigenous advocate from Kamloops recognized in Flare Magazine

Indigenous advocate from Kamloops recognized in Flare Magazine

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B.C.’s Christmas electricity spike equivalent to roasting 1.5 million turkeys

B.C.’s Christmas electricity spike equivalent to roasting 1.5 million turkeys

C Hydro is reminding British Columbians to conserve power over the holidays after a report commissioned by the utility found the arrival of guests for Christmas dinner results in a 15% increase in electricity usage.
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Historic Vancouver neighbourhood will light up with Not-So-Silent Nights this month

Historic Vancouver neighbourhood will light up with Not-So-Silent Nights this month

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UBC declares climate emergency, will divest from fossil fuels

UBC declares climate emergency, will divest from fossil fuels

The University of BC’s board of governors has declared climate change an emergency and now plans to divest its endowment fund from fossil fuels.
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Massive lineups form for TransLink’s new ‘Compass Mini’ cards

Photo: @Michael1957ff / Twitter TransLink has announced that it will be limiting the number of Compass Mini cards to two per person while supplies last due to high demand. On Dec.
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How Vancouver is helping Surrey get its own police force

How Vancouver is helping Surrey get its own police force

The Vancouver Police Department has suggested sharing its emergency response teams and other specialized units with a new Surrey police department.
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