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B.C. group cuts 30-metre wide hole in jetty, opens path for salmon not seen in 100 years

B.C. group cuts 30-metre wide hole in jetty, opens path for salmon not seen in 100 years

An estimated 1,200 barriers block access to salmon habitat across the Lower Fraser River. A 30-metre breach punched in a 100-year-old jetty shows what's possible when they are torn down.
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Transit police in Metro Vancouver to increase security following NYC shooting

Transit police in Metro Vancouver to increase security following NYC shooting

Transit Police are increasing police presence and deploying an explosive-trained dog on every shift following the New York subway shooting.
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Businesses ready for return of Vancouver's Honda Celebration of Light

Businesses ready for return of Vancouver's Honda Celebration of Light

Annual fireworks festival generates an estimated $170m in economic activity
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Video: Kitsilano Pool may not reopen this summer due to storm damage

Video: Kitsilano Pool may not reopen this summer due to storm damage

The storm surge and waves flooded the pool and soaked the ground around it.
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Former NPA Vancouver councillors reunite with Ken Sim in re-election bid

Former NPA Vancouver councillors reunite with Ken Sim in re-election bid

Rebecca Bligh, Lisa Dominato and Sarah-Kirby Yung ran with Sim in 2018
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Watch: All hail April weather as wild storm hits Metro Vancouver with hail, snow, rain

Watch: All hail April weather as wild storm hits Metro Vancouver with hail, snow, rain

We've seen it all before 8 a.m. today!
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Megathrust earthquake could decimate Metro Vancouver's water system, says report

Megathrust earthquake could decimate Metro Vancouver's water system, says report

A heavily redacted report finds a megathrust earthquake could rupture Metro Vancouver's water pipes in 267 places, a significant uptick from past studies
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B.C. Court of Appeal reserves decision in conflict case involving Vancouver city councillor Michael Wiebe

B.C. Court of Appeal reserves decision in conflict case involving Vancouver city councillor Michael Wiebe

Wiebe's lawyer: 'It wasn't a question of him getting any sort of treatment — special or otherwise'
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Sudden snowfall may impact morning commutes as warning is issued for the Tri-Cities

Sudden snowfall may impact morning commutes as warning is issued for the Tri-Cities

Environment Canada says the shift in spring weather could result in limited visibility and delays for commuters tomorrow (April 12).
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Watch: Vancouver's weekend storm brought a little bit of everything

Watch: Vancouver's weekend storm brought a little bit of everything

It had graupel in there as well!
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