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Woman pushed off B.C. cliff by group of strangers

Woman pushed off B.C. cliff by group of strangers

A hiker was pushed off a 12-metre cliff and fell into a lake at Thetis Lake Regional Park on Vancouver Island this weekend.
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Vancouver police officer charged with dangerous driving in bike crash

Vancouver police officer charged with dangerous driving in bike crash

A Vancouver police constable has been charged with dangerous driving causing bodily harm in connection with a collision last May that injured a female cyclist.
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Isolated power outage forces Vancouver city hall to close

Isolated power outage forces Vancouver city hall to close

Vancouver city hall is closed to the public today because of a power outage.
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Nearly $90B in equity wiped off Lower Mainland home values in past year

Nearly $90B in equity wiped off Lower Mainland home values in past year

The study also analyzed individual municipalities to look at the average dollar amount of equity lost per household in each area.
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Neurosurgeon who hid millions in global assets ordered to pay ex-wife in West Vancouver $24M

Neurosurgeon who hid millions in global assets ordered to pay ex-wife in West Vancouver $24M

A wealthy Singapore neurosurgeon whose “astronaut” family has lived in West Vancouver for the past 15 years has been ordered to pay his ex-wife a stratospheric settlement after a bitter divorce.
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Two kids from U.S. rescued after spending night alone on B.C. mountain

Two kids from U.S. rescued after spending night alone on B.C. mountain

After getting lost hiking and spending the night alone on steep terrain, two kids have been rescued Monday morning from Burke Mountain in Coquitlam.
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Electric vehicles are selling at an astonishing rate in B.C.

Electric vehicles are selling at an astonishing rate in B.C.

High gas prices and new federal rebate driving more British Columbians to put in orders for electric vehicles.
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Vancouver Aquarium sues city and park board for damages, revenue loss from cetacean ban

Vancouver Aquarium sues city and park board for damages, revenue loss from cetacean ban

The legal battle over Vancouver Park Board’s 2017 bylaw banning cetaceans continues with Vancouver Aquarium filing a lawsuit.
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Watch these 2 thieves arrogantly try to steal a bait car in B.C. (Video)

Watch these 2 thieves arrogantly try to steal a bait car in B.C. (Video)

The video shows a man and a woman dumping a bunch of bicycles into the back seat before they sit in the front seats and drive off.
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New Vancouver research project provides home drug-testing kits to users

New Vancouver research project provides home drug-testing kits to users

A pilot project launching in Vancouver will provide take-home testing kits to people who use drugs.
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