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A record 6.14 million international visitors are expected to visit B.C. this year, but the number of available hotel rooms is not keeping up – particularly in Vancouver.

Vancouver police is warning local seniors to be wary of a smooth-talking scammer who has been talking his way into homes across the city and making off with cash and valuables.

Vancouver Rape Relief says threats and vandalism against the organization have ramped after a Vancouver city council funding decision.

ICBC is rolling out a new driver-based insurance model that will “represent (a driver’s) risk on the road” as of September 2019.

People have shared snaps on social media of throngs of eager fashionistas lined up around the Convention Centre for the annual Aritzia Warehouse Sale.

The Vancouver company behind a contentious Chinatown development application that was rejected by the city is seeking a judicial review of the decision made nearly two years ago.

Popular actor Jason Momoa live-streamed a video of himself, his dog and his friends trapped inside of an elevator at L’Hermitage Hotel on Monday night.

Nicholas Brian Gee, a former lieutenant in the Burnaby Fire Department, was in court in January to sue another driver for more than $1 million for a 2014 fender bender in Coquitlam.

A business-as-usual approach allowing creeping automation in B.C.’s ports without government intervention will lead to economic chaos, heavy job losses and significant loss of tax revenue.

Girls and women are not immune from gang violence in British Columbia's Lower Mainland. Females often become involved as girlfriends, but experts say they're increasingly active participants, carrying guns and drugs and doing more.