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Psychiatric assessment ordered for accused in Vancouver gas station machete attack

Psychiatric assessment ordered for accused in Vancouver gas station machete attack

Concerns about confusion and paranoia have led a Vancouver judge to order a psychiatric assessment of a man facing charges related to a machete attack at a gas station.
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Police seek video footage of machete attack near SeaBus

Police seek video footage of machete attack near SeaBus

A 26-year-old man was rushed to Lions Gate Hospital after receiving a significant slash wound to his arm
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Here's how much rain to expect in Vancouver this weekend

Here's how much rain to expect in Vancouver this weekend

Up to 25 mm is expected to fall Friday and more is expected on the weekend. Locals share footage of the downpour.
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Video of man tasered by police in Richmond shared on TikTok

Video of man tasered by police in Richmond shared on TikTok

He asked for it ... literally.
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The first case of monkeypox was discovered in Alberta. What does that mean for B.C.?

The first case of monkeypox was discovered in Alberta. What does that mean for B.C.?

Should British Columbians be worried about the virus?
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Map: Check out the first aerial photos taken of Vancouver over 100 years ago

Map: Check out the first aerial photos taken of Vancouver over 100 years ago

They show a much smaller city, along with some of the outlying communities.
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New Vancouver housing for artists ‘a lifesaver and game-changer’

New Vancouver housing for artists ‘a lifesaver and game-changer’

Mount Pleasant building offers 30 affordable homes, production space to artists
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Ammonia leak prompts evacuation at Vancouver community centre, school

Ammonia leak prompts evacuation at Vancouver community centre, school

An issue with a pressure valve appears to be the culprit.
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B.C. should legalize nearly all electric-assist vehicles, recommends study

B.C. should legalize nearly all electric-assist vehicles, recommends study

A Metro Vancouver-wide study found almost all electric-assist vehicles move slower than people think and can actually make cycling and mixed-use paths safer. The exception: sit-down e-scooters.
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Woman in hospital after stabbing inside Metro Vancouver grocery store

Woman in hospital after stabbing inside Metro Vancouver grocery store

Police conclude that the female victim and suspect don't know each other.
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