Ian Holliday

An incident that prompted a heavy police presence on a suburban street in North Vancouver Friday has been “resolved peacefully,” according to local Mounties.

An incident that prompted a heavy police presence on a suburban street in North Vancouver Friday has been “resolved peacefully,” according to local Mounties.

Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill, the first Canadian born in India to become a doctor in Canada, has died.

Mounties in Langford say they’re looking for a suspect who “may be armed and is considered dangerous” after a home invasion that occurred late Friday afternoon.

Police in New Westminster are warning the public to be wary of fake gold scams after a recent incident that cost a resident $1,800.

An unfortunate spelling error has halted Telus’ appeals of the assessed values of 18 properties before they could even begin.

Six years after arriving in Vancouver from Iran, Melika Azizi is seriously considering moving elsewhere.

A former Richmond resident has received a suspended sentence and probation after pleading guilty to fraud over $5,000 back in 2018. The sentencing in the case was delayed for several years to allow the perpetrator to pay restitution to his victim.

Conservation officers say they’re investigating a bear attack that injured a woman in B.C.’s Interior Tuesday morning.

From a venerable art festival to a pair of seasonal markets, here are five events to check out in Vancouver this weekend.

A daycare on Salt Spring Island has won the right to keep its property tax exemption in a recent decision by B.C.’s Property Assessment Appeal Board.

With Halloween in the rear-view, the Christmas season is barrelling toward us.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued freezing rain warnings and special weather statements for much of the Southern Interior as a warm front moves across the region.

New Westminster city council will hold a workshop Monday to discuss the future of the city’s riverfront, more than three years after a massive fire destroyed the former pier and much of the park surrounding it.

A dispute between snowboarders resulted in a roughly $1,000 judgment in B.C.’s small claims tribunal this week.

The B.C. government is moving up its target date for the transition to zero-emission vehicles.

An Alberta man has been fined $7,500 for attempting to smuggle over-capacity gun magazines over the U.S.-Canada border in Osoyoos, B.C. late last year.

While Canadians as a whole are becoming less likely to see immigration as a net positive for their country, British Columbians don’t seem to be following that trend, according to a new poll.

A child is dead after a crash in Pitt Meadows Wednesday morning.

A little over 13 months after a fire displaced 39 residents from a single-room occupancy building in Vancouver’s Chinatown, the provincial government has stepped in to return the now-vacant property to the city’s low-income housing stock.