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Greater Vancouver housing supply increases in September with little impact on price

Greater Vancouver housing supply increases in September with little impact on price

The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver released their recent report on the September market that shows a drop in prices, but not the extent that many Vancouverites were hoping for.
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Everything Vancouver travellers need to know about reserving spots in security at YVR airport

Everything Vancouver travellers need to know about reserving spots in security at YVR airport

This new, free tool allows you to avoid waiting in massive lines at the airport.
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B.C. Premier Horgan heads to California for climate deal with West Coast governors

B.C. Premier Horgan heads to California for climate deal with West Coast governors

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier John Horgan is travelling to San Francisco for meetings with leaders of U.S. West Coast states, where he expects to sign up to joint action on climate change.
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BC Hockey coy about next steps as Hockey Quebec withholds dues

BC Hockey coy about next steps as Hockey Quebec withholds dues

The chair of Hockey Canada’s British Columbia branch would not say Wednesday whether the organization would follow Hockey Quebec’s lead and withhold player dues from the scandal-plagued national governing body.
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Vancouver police probe Komagata Maru vandalism, after smashing of Olympic cauldron

Vancouver police probe Komagata Maru vandalism, after smashing of Olympic cauldron

VANCOUVER — Police are investigating the vandalism of the Komagata Maru memorial on Vancouver's downtown waterfront, and whether it's connected to the recent smashing of the nearby Olympic Cauldron.
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Dawson Creek's Honing headed to Utah, representing Canada at 2022 World softball championships

Dawson Creek's Honing headed to Utah, representing Canada at 2022 World softball championships

Dawson Creek's Honing representing Canada.
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Organization turmoil prevents Canadian bobsled, skeleton athletes from focusing on Whistler season start

Organization turmoil prevents Canadian bobsled, skeleton athletes from focusing on Whistler season start

More than 90 athletes seeking to reform Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton don’t know what lies around the next curve after the national governing body’s annual general meeting was adjourned Sept. 29 in Calgary.
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'We had no help': Penticton woman wants change after traumatic miscarriage at Penticton Regional Hospital

'We had no help': Penticton woman wants change after traumatic miscarriage at Penticton Regional Hospital

The patient said she was told there were no beds available in the hospital. Meanwhile, her pain continued to grow.
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Low water levels caused by drought preventing salmon from spawning

Low water levels caused by drought preventing salmon from spawning

Persistent dry conditions have left salmon populations struggling with low water levels and higher temperatures in streams where they typically spawn
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B.C.'s high job vacancies, high inflation – highly unusual

B.C.'s high job vacancies, high inflation – highly unusual

TransLink is among a host of B.C. companies faced with hundreds of unfilled jobs
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