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Bogus Metro Vancouver college issued same-day diplomas, gave no training

Bogus Metro Vancouver college issued same-day diplomas, gave no training

Concerns about bogus colleges operating in Richmond have been sparked after a tribunal heard a woman received a diploma, apparently qualifying her perform acupressure and body massage therapy, on the same day she paid her $5,000 tuition.
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Vancouver man found dead in Colombia linked to B.C. money laundering investigation

Vancouver man found dead in Colombia linked to B.C. money laundering investigation

A Vancouver man found dead in Colombia last month has been linked to a money laundering investigation in B.C.
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Over 158,000 responses in first week of B.C. daylight saving time survey

Over 158,000 responses in first week of B.C. daylight saving time survey

The province is wanting to know if people think B.C. should continue with the current system of DST, in which we ‘fall back’ one hour in time for winter and ‘spring forward’ ahead of summer, or stay on standard time permanently.
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Section of Vancouver’s 12th Avenue closed for water main replacement

Section of Vancouver’s 12th Avenue closed for water main replacement

Vancouver drivers beware. The stretch of 12th Avenue between Kingsway and Fraser Street will be closed for the rest of the summer.
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Deal alert: You can fly round-trip Vancouver to Disney World for $353 CAD

Deal alert: You can fly round-trip Vancouver to Disney World for $353 CAD

While Air Canada and WestJet both have sales today, Delta Airlines offers some of the best deals out of Vancouver to Disney World this year.
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Vancouver police officer charged in 2018 collision that injured five

Vancouver police officer charged in 2018 collision that injured five

A Vancouver police officer is facing charges following a June 2018 crash involving two police vehicles that sent three officers and two pedestrians to hospital.
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Canada has one of the most powerful passports in the world, report finds

Canada has one of the most powerful passports in the world, report finds

The Henley Passport Index has released its third quarter ranking of the world's most powerful passports and Canada ranked among the strongest.
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Alcohol a factor in Burnaby hit-and-run that killed cyclist

Alcohol a factor in Burnaby hit-and-run that killed cyclist

Alcohol was likely a contributing factor in a hit-and-run collision that killed a 53-year-old cyclist on Burnaby Mountain on Sunday, according to police.
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Telus makes biggest change in its wireless pricing strategy in four years

Telus makes biggest change in its wireless pricing strategy in four years

Telus is the latest Canadian wireless provider to offer unlimited amounts of data for a fixed monthly price, another indication that the industry is changing how it does business.
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Fishy deal lands Metro Vancouver fraudster in jail for third time

Fishy deal lands Metro Vancouver fraudster in jail for third time

A serial Burnaby fraudster will go to jail for a third time after pleading guilty to fishy dealings at a Surrey seafood company in 2013.
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