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Seymour River footbridge to be built this summer

Seymour River footbridge to be built this summer

An artist’s rendering depicts how a rigid suspension bridge over the Seymour River will look once completed. image supplied, Metro Vancouver North Vancouver trail users are getting the new bridge they’ve been clamouring for.
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Here's where you should avoid driving in Vancouver this spring and summer

Here's where you should avoid driving in Vancouver this spring and summer

Map of spring construction projects. Courtesy City of Vancouver Fifteen kilometres of roads. Eight kilometres of water mains. Five kilometres of sewers.
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Canadian firm tied to Facebook data scandal got $100K from feds in 2017

Canadian firm tied to Facebook data scandal got $100K from feds in 2017

A cell phone user thumbs through the privacy settings on a Facebook account in Ottawa on Wednesday, March 21, 2018.
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Fare rates reduced on several B.C. Ferries routes

Fare rates reduced on several B.C. Ferries routes

Photo By DARREN STONE, Times Colonist Your next ferry ride may have just gotten a whole lot cheaper. As of April 1, B.C.
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Police respond to 845 calls in 14 months to Downtown Eastside hotel

Police respond to 845 calls in 14 months to Downtown Eastside hotel

[caption id="attachment_238761" align="aligncenter" width="700"] The Balmoral and Regent hotels on East Hastings have been at the top of the city's list for problem hotels for almost 20 years.
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Vancouver realtor and friends win record-setting Canucks 50/50 draw

Vancouver realtor and friends win record-setting Canucks 50/50 draw

A Vancouver realtor and two of his friends are $507,278 richer today. And it’s not because he sold a million-dollar property.
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B.C. chefs urge government not to renew open-net fish farm licenses

B.C. chefs urge government not to renew open-net fish farm licenses

More than 50 of British Columbia's top chefs are calling on the province to end leases for open net-pen salmon farms dotting coastal waters.
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First Nations protester disrupts Trudeau’s Vancouver fundraiser, calls him ‘liar’

First Nations protester disrupts Trudeau’s Vancouver fundraiser, calls him ‘liar’

Justin Trudeau spoke to roughly 250 donors Thursday at a $1,000-a-plate dinner at the Sheraton Wall Centre.
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CRA tax scam attempted on two seniors

CRA tax scam attempted on two seniors

Photo Pexels A 75-year-old West Vancouver woman and a 90-year-old Langley woman have narrowly escaped what police are calling a new version of the Canada Revenue Agency tax scam.
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Canada adds 32,300 full time jobs as jobless rate stays at record low 5.8%

Canada adds 32,300 full time jobs as jobless rate stays at record low 5.8%

Shutterstock The economy delivered 32,300 net new jobs last month as Canada generated a rush of full-time work that helped keep the national unemployment rate at its record low. Statistics Canada said Friday the jobless rate stayed at 5.
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