Local News

Commercial-Broadway Station will offer all-door boarding to SkyTrain passengers for the first time this February to improve passenger flow.

Canada was recently ranked the second most beautiful country in the world, and now it is being hailed for its quality of life.

The RCMP will investigate whether two police officers from Vancouver and Port Moody brought discredit to their respective departments regarding an allegation of sexual assault during a Cuban vacation last March.

Nature’s Path’s new head office, a 10-storey building with a honeycomb-like exterior, will be constructed near the city’s iconic East Van cross, but one question remains — will the East Van cross remain near the building?

The federal government has announced $7.5 million in funding to help the City of Surrey fight criminal gangs.

Green Party leader Andrew Weaver said he’s livid about the allegations of misspending by the suspended clerk of the legislature and sergeant-at-arms.

Rental prices are expected to go up by an average of 7 per cent in 2018, despite the provincial rent control caps now in force, according to a Rentals.ca forecast issued January 21.

Mayor Kennedy Stewart says he wants to boost city councillors’ “discretionary budgets” from $6,000 to $30,000 to help each of the 10 elected officials better engage with residents.

A music teacher who told Grade 6/7 students how B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton fed prostitutes’ remains to pigs and that they could be killed by a serial killer if they hitchhiked has been reprimanded for professional misconduct.

A Richmond woman was injured and shaken after a car-jacking incident at her home on Monday, January 21. Now, dashcam footage of the incident has surfaced.