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Vancouver police charge alleged gang member with uttering threats

Vancouver police charge alleged gang member with uttering threats

Vancouver police say charges against a 29-year-old Vancouver man for allegedly uttering threats have been approved.
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Massive art piece adorns Highway 1 through North Vancouver

Massive art piece adorns Highway 1 through North Vancouver

Colours inspired by Lynn Valley flora and fauna
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COVID-19 vaccine registration open for kids aged 5-11, say B.C. health officials

COVID-19 vaccine registration open for kids aged 5-11, say B.C. health officials

VANCOUVER — B.C. health officials say parents can now register their children aged five to 11 for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Canadians to take 'pause' this Thanksgiving in light of Truth and Reconciliation day: expert

Canadians to take 'pause' this Thanksgiving in light of Truth and Reconciliation day: expert

This Monday Canadians will be participating in a melting pot of traditions muddled with American influence and the impacts of the attempted 'Christianization' Indigenous people
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Up to 15 cm of snow expected on B.C.'s Interior highways Sunday: Environment Canada

Up to 15 cm of snow expected on B.C.'s Interior highways Sunday: Environment Canada

VANCOUVER — Environment Canada is cautioning people travelling to the province's Interior over Thanksgiving weekend to prepare for winter weather conditions.
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YVR unveils plan to reach net zero emissions by 2030

YVR unveils plan to reach net zero emissions by 2030

The airport authority emits between 10-12,000 carbon emissions each year
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Lockdown comes as First Nation in central B.C. declares COVID-19 emergency

Lockdown comes as First Nation in central B.C. declares COVID-19 emergency

BURNS LAKE, B.C. — The Lake Babine Nation has declared a COVID-19 state of emergency, banning all non-essential travel and gatherings in its five communities in central B.C.
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B.C. leads in job creation numbers, but more work ahead, says recovery minister

B.C. leads in job creation numbers, but more work ahead, says recovery minister

VICTORIA — British Columbia posted the top job recovery rate in Canada last month and the province's unemployment rate has dropped below six per cent, but there's more work ahead, says Economic Recovery Minister Ravi Kahlon.
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B.C. teachers urged to get vaccinated as union calls for provincial mandate

B.C. teachers urged to get vaccinated as union calls for provincial mandate

VANCOUVER — The B.C.
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Metro Vancouver park renamed to reflect Indigenous history

Metro Vancouver park renamed to reflect Indigenous history

BELCARRA, B.C. — A Metro Vancouver park has been renamed to include the site's Indigenous name, which officials say will better reflect the area's history.
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