North Vancouver tops U-Haul migration trends
North Vancouver is the No. 1 U-Haul Canadian Growth City, according to U-Haul data analyzing Canadian migration trends in 2019.
Man who lost home in Australian bushfire wins $1 million in lottery
Miracles do happen — even in the middle of mishaps. An Australian man from Mount Cotton, south of Brisbane, lost
TransLink activates snow plan; will use tire socks on North Shore routes
TransLink says it will install tire socks on buses on Burnaby Mountain and on key North Shore routes where hills
Vancouver cop dismissed for misconduct during relationship with a junior
A senior Vancouver Police officer has been ordered dismissed for misconduct during an inappropriate relationship with a junior Vancouver Police
Police investigating attempted child abduction in Vancouver
Vancouver Police is investigating an attempted child abduction in South Vancouver on Tuesday afternoon and are asking for the public’s
Capilano University welcomes first Director of Indigenous Education and Affairs
Capilano University has announced the appointment of Miranda Huron as the University’s first Director, Indigenous Education and Affairs. Working with
Art at Lions Gate Hospital grows to 500 pieces at $1.4 million
B.C. Lions Gate Hospital Foundation is celebrating the installation of its 500th piece of donated artwork through its Healing Power
Snow is likely over the BC South Coast
With the shift into cooler weather, snow is looking likely over the BC South Coast in the coming week, says
Police look for missing man with life threatening health issues
The Vancouver Police is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 36-year-old man with severe health issues who
Coquihalla Highway to be closed for four hours for avalanche control
BC Government is advising drivers that a section of the Coquihalla between Hope and Merritt will be closed from 11