Local News

Marketed as the 'future of transportation,' the self-driving vehicle is the first Electric Autonomous Shuttle Experience open to the public in Canada.

While the Vancouver forecast is calling for a particularly mild winter, it warns that conditions will be particularly bad on one B.C. highway this weekend.

While the short-term Vancouver weather forecast calls for plenty of rain, Environment Canada can't say exactly how wet the city will be this winter.

The value of this Richmond senior's two-bedroom unit has increased by 37 per cent — more than four times the average increase for condos across the city.

A visiting deputy police chief from Ohio got a front-row seat Thursday to watch Police Chief Adam Palmer do what so many of his officers do on a daily basis—calm down an agitated person and address his concerns without using force.

The B.C. NDP is scrambling to respond to backlash over its surprise announcement that all homeowners in B.C.’s urban centres will be treated like speculators unless they fill out a tax exemption to declare otherwise.

BC Hydro says fraudsters posing as employees of the Crown utility conned customers out of thousands of dollars last year, making it the most scam-ridden period since frauds started gaining momentum in 2014.

Karen Sawatzky, a life-long renter, talks about what she feels the City of Vancouver’s Renters Advisory Committee accomplished over its tenure and what she thinks about the future for renters in Vancouver.

It may seem like a strange concept, but the 'right to forgotten' exists in parts of the world. In fact, the European Union grants citizens the right.

Vancouver city councillors have voted to join cities such as Los Angeles and London in declaring a climate emergency.