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B.C real estate sector makes money-laundering recommendations

B.C real estate sector makes money-laundering recommendations

B.C.’s real estate sector Monday made recommendations to Victoria and Ottawa aimed at helping protect the industry from money laundering.
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Four dead, arrest made after shooting in Okanagan

Four dead, arrest made after shooting in Okanagan

RCMP say four people were found dead today in three locations within a five-kilometre radius in Penticton, B.C.
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A breathtaking full flower moon will dazzle Vancouver skies next month

A breathtaking full flower moon will dazzle Vancouver skies next month

Vancouverites were privy to a rare super blood wolf moon earlier this year, and they'll get to view a beautiful full flower moon this May.
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Metro Vancouver gas prices smash all-time North American record

Metro Vancouver gas prices smash all-time North American record

Metro Vancouver gas prices continue to soar as multiple stations across the Lower Mainland showed 1.7 cents per litre on Sunday, April 14.
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Vancouver SPCA seeking help for horrifically abused Pomeranian puppy

Vancouver SPCA seeking help for horrifically abused Pomeranian puppy

The Vancouver BC SPCA branch is asking the public for help with medical costs for a puppy that has suffered horrific abuse.
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Rogers Arena to test new concealed-weapons detection technology

Rogers Arena to test new concealed-weapons detection technology

Rogers Arena is set to serve as a testing ground for technology aimed at detecting concealed weapons at high-traffic venues.
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B.C. overdose prevention sites should be template for others: report

B.C. overdose prevention sites should be template for others: report

A new study by researchers at the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research concludes the rapid implementation of overdose prevention sites should be used as a template for other governments to save lives.
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Here's how the City of Surrey got into the Game of Thrones spirit

Here's how the City of Surrey got into the Game of Thrones spirit

While you may have gathered with friends for GOT season premiere viewing, in the City of Surrey, the Game of Thrones spirit was pretty strong from City Hall down.
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Trudeau walks in Vaisakhi parade after government removes reference to Sikh extremism

Trudeau walks in Vaisakhi parade after government removes reference to Sikh extremism

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted the strength and contributions of Canada's Sikh community as he celebrated the religion's holy day of Vaisakhi in Vancouver.
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Have your say: Is isolation and loneliness the new normal in Vancouver?

Have your say: Is isolation and loneliness the new normal in Vancouver?

Vancouverites are being invited to talk about their feelings – in particular, feelings of loneliness and isolation in the city...
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