Opinion

Look how close this driver got to a cyclist on Kingsway in Burnaby on Tuesday. Screenshot/Tristan Calvo Only a few weeks have passed since Burnaby resident Charles Masala, a father of two, was killed by a driver while he was out riding his bike.

Climate Strike Canada and Sustainabiliteens participate in school strikes and have a goal of building a community of youth who care about climate change.

Back in December I wrote a column about how former CTV broadcaster Tamara Taggart had just thrown her hat into the ring to try and take out Don Davies, the MP of the Vancouver-Kingsway riding. It's HERE if you care to read it.

A city-commissioned survey conducted in May polled residents and business people about their quality of life in Vancouver.

Staying at home to care for kids is usually a person’s choice, and it doesn’t make you any better of a parent than anyone else.

So here’s an understatement about the city you live in: there are bucketloads of illicit and prescription drugs on the streets of Vancouver.

NPA Councillor Colleen Hardwick. Photo Dan Toulgoet A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off B.C.'s coast last night, reminding me of something interesting that I witnessed a few weeks back.

Sara Sagaii is a housing activist, a resident of Hastings Sunrise and a Vancouverite for the last ten years.

According to a recent survey, 56% of British Columbians agreed with the federal government’s decision to re-approve the pipeline expansion, while 33% disagreed and 11% were undecided.

Has the city’s bike bonanza become a victim of its own success? Janet Benedetti, who manages Benny’s Market, says the new raised crosswalk and street signs have had little effect on cyclists who continue to race by the store and fail to stop for pede