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Younger B.C. gardeners more likely to grow food than older generations

Younger B.C. gardeners more likely to grow food than older generations

Research Co. took a quick glance at the gardening habits of British Columbians, including their motivations, expenditures and feelings.
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Fill up now: Metro Vancouver gas prices to rise before the long weekend

Fill up now: Metro Vancouver gas prices to rise before the long weekend

Metro Vancouver gas prices are predicted to rise again on Friday, May 17 with multiple stations across the Lower Mainland reaching 1.7 cents per litre.
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Vancouver police looking to identify suspects who robbed 77-year-old man

Vancouver police looking to identify suspects who robbed 77-year-old man

Investigators believe the two men were in the area of Commercial Drive and North Grandview Highway at around 4 p.m. on April 28.
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As drone deliveries take off, urban areas like Vancouver remain a challenge

As drone deliveries take off, urban areas like Vancouver remain a challenge

Canada Post is allowed to conduct drone flights that are not within a pilot’s line of sight, as are Calgary-based Canadian UAVs.
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Clerk of House steps down after McLachlin report finds he engaged in improper spending

Clerk of House steps down after McLachlin report finds he engaged in improper spending

Craig James resigned as clerk of the B.C. legislature effective Thursday after former Supreme Court of Canada Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin found that he engaged in improper spending.
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Man nearly crushed by boat and car in Metro Vancouver (Video)

Man nearly crushed by boat and car in Metro Vancouver (Video)

In a video posted to social media, the man was in the boat when it, the trailer, and the vehicle started to roll into the water.
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New certificate recognizes street smarts of harm reduction workers in Vancouver

New certificate recognizes street smarts of harm reduction workers in Vancouver

The Street Degree program combines traditional harm reduction training with the street smarts of people who have personally survived the overdose crisis and saved the lives of many of their peers along the way.
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Driver clocked doing 150 km/h before speeding through 50 km/h 'Speed Watch' zone

Driver clocked doing 150 km/h before speeding through 50 km/h 'Speed Watch' zone

Police estimated that the speeder was going around 150 kilometres per hour, but slowed to about 80 km/hr when they went by the police officer holding the laser gun.
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North Vancouver homeowner refuses to move out as demo crews loom for big highway project

North Vancouver homeowner refuses to move out as demo crews loom for big highway project

The District of North Vancouver is going to court to ask for an injunction forcing Juanna Patricia Hanlon to move out of her home, which the municipality has already expropriated to make way for the highway project.
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Air Canada in negotiations to acquire Air Transat in $520M deal

Air Canada in negotiations to acquire Air Transat in $520M deal

Transat AT Inc. is in exclusive talks with Air Canada, which is offering $13 per share to buy the travel company.
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