Alissa Thibault

Christenson Bailey could go weeks in Stanley Park without speaking to another person. He spent his time meditating, studying the forest, and making art.

Christenson Bailey started making plans to leave the park in 2019, trying to re-establish some mainstream aspects of life, such as getting proper identification.

A new report from the says Japan has become a huge market for wood pellets from B.C. and claims many of those pellets are made from whole logs and not scrap wood.

Despite redevelopment promises, the iconic Hudson's Bay store at Georgia and Granville in downtown Vancouver is a shadow of its former self with ongoing maintenance issues.

The first steel beams of the new Middlesboro Bridge were lifted into position Monday and the city has broken ground on a new dike installation following the November 2021 floods.

Zaatar w Zeit says this is the first time employees have been robbed while working and it is concerned about employee safety and retention.

The Vancouver Park Board says 160,000 of the park's trees are dead or dying as the result of a hemlock looper moth infestation and pose a safety and fire risk.

The new policy allows a broader range of City of Vancouver-owned assets to receive corporate sponsorships than what previous policies allowed.

Brenda Silvey calls herself a matriarch of the land, and her supporters say they've been holding ceremony with support from hereditary leaders.

The survivor of a horrific machete attack in Vancouver three years ago says she feels let down by the system three years into her difficult recovery.