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Coyote snatches small dog from Burnaby yard

Coyote snatches small dog from Burnaby yard

Conservation officers are encouraging people to make sure coyotes don't get too comfortable with humans
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'N' driver ticketed for talking on cell while driving 140 km/h in frigid temps

'N' driver ticketed for talking on cell while driving 140 km/h in frigid temps

A 20-year-old Vancouver man had his car impounded for seven days and was ticketed for excessive speeding after being clocked driving 140 kilometres per hour in West Vancouver Feb. 20.
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Hang onto your hats, Vancouver, more snow is coming

Hang onto your hats, Vancouver, more snow is coming

Metro Vancouver took a big hit of the cold white stuff Wednesday afternoon and evening, and while some communities are still digging out, Thursday's warmer temps and periods of sun will be just a short reprieve.
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Want to win $100,000 to open your own business?

Want to win $100,000 to open your own business?

The catch is that you have to open it in Langley, of course
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Expansion of B.C. foreign buyers tax to Okanagan, Vancouver Island is questioned

Expansion of B.C. foreign buyers tax to Okanagan, Vancouver Island is questioned

Kelowna: the biggest city in B.C.’s Okanagan is Western Investor’s No. 1 pick for real estate investors in 2018.
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Maybe Scott Moir got drunk at the gold medal hockey game tonight?

Maybe Scott Moir got drunk at the gold medal hockey game tonight?

Finally I have another figure skating related alcohol story to write about! In case you missed tonight's Canada vs USA gold medal hockey game, there were a few wonderful moments showing Scott Moir getting rowdy in the stands.
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Mayor Robertson wants False Creek open to swimming this summer

Mayor Robertson wants False Creek open to swimming this summer

False Creek has long been a polluted waterway, partly because of sewage dumped by boaters. A city study conducted last year found that much of the seabed under major marinas in the creek were polluted with sewage from boats.
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Richmond food manufacturer pleads guilty to violating Fisheries Act

Richmond food manufacturer pleads guilty to violating Fisheries Act

Image: Gardein/Facebook A Richmond plant-based food manufacturer has been fined $285,000 after vegetable oil was leaked into the Fraser River. Garden Protein International Inc.
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City approves 'much-needed', 24-storey office tower downtown

City approves 'much-needed', 24-storey office tower downtown

You're either going to love this design... or think it's a horrible monstrosity
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Tips to keep pets safe in winter weather

Tips to keep pets safe in winter weather

Some tips for keeping your furry loved ones safe in winter weather
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