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A bridge under construction near the Site C project in northern B.C. Photograph By Business in Vancouver A $1.

Vancouver Police are asking for help identifying a suspect in several unprovoked attacks on the West Side. Two occurred on February 5th near 5pm, another on February 22nd after 10pm and another on February 24th after midnight.

KPU’s cannabis career training program helps create a new well-educated industry. While Richmond council remains hesitant about growing and selling recreational marijuana in the city, many students are interested in the business.

Residents Heather Sneddon, Lois Grant and Ken Bryden say a house being built near to them on Lawson Avenue is out of character with their West Vancouver neighbourhood.

File photo A man in his 30s is in hospital with serious burns this morning after entering the Mcdonald's at Commercial and Broadway carrying a gas can threatening to harm himself.

SCREENGRAB Back for its fourth year, the Heron Cam in now live as the birds have returned! The Vancouver Park Board operates the live stream which looks down on the colony of Pacific Great Blue heron who have been nesting in this same spot in the par

Ocean Wise, a marine conservation organization out of the Vancouver Aquarium, will receive $942,000 to study how noise and food limitations impact the southern and northern resident killer whales.

10-day outdoor carnival at Lansdowne centre this weekend. Image / Instagram: artemsaulin Are you looking for fun activities for spring break? Starting Fri., Mar. 16, the annual 10-day outdoor carnival is coming back to Richmond’s Lansdowne Centre.

A lawyer representing one of 15 people named by Trans Mountain in its application for an injunction against pipeline protests in Burnaby, B.C., says citizens have a constitutional right to freedom of expression. Casey Leggett told a B.C.

Mayor Gregor Robertson’s motion directing staff to approach the park board to discuss turning the golf course into a park with sports fields surprised many.