Kristen Robinson

The art exhibition is the culmination of a course on the impact of graffiti culture launched by a B.C. university professor.

A community hub promised last March for Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside appears to still be under construction.

Prosecutors have declined to approve charges against a man allegedly caught on camera defacing a mural in Vancouver’s Chinatown.

Frustration in Vancouver’s Chinatown, as most of the charges against a suspected serial graffiti tagger have been stayed.

Frustration in Vancouver’s Chinatown, as most of the charges against a suspected serial graffiti tagger have been stayed.

The B.C. government has stepped in after a Cactus Club Cafe initially refused to provide its surveillance video to RCMP following a shooting.

A Kamloops mother has commissioned a mural by the Downtown Eastside’s best-known street artist to honour her daughter, who died after accidentally taking fentanyl.

Kenyon Thomas Lavallee, 27, is accused of two counts of assault.

Kyla Kelly was released this week after pleading guilty to a trio of assaults on Friday.

Huge crowds are expected in Vancouver’s Chinatown for the Lunar New Year Parade and the streets will have some extra illumination to mark the event’s 50th anniversary.

A man has been charged in a shocking incident of alleged road rage in Vancouver last year that that started with a near collision and ended with a pedestrian being run over.

Health Minister Adrian Dix says hospitals in the province see 200,000 emergency room visits per month and that he doesn’t believe patients are being dumped outside.

Last year, the Victoria resident said she called 911 for a man who was asking for help to get an ambulance to a sobriety centre – after he’d been dropped at the bus stop.

Cpl. Peter Leckie pleaded guilty on Oct. 30 to three counts of breach of trust for accessing confidential files unrelated to his policing duties, without authorization.

The fatal blaze was the third reported fire at a tent encampment in Metro Vancouver over an approximately 24-hour period.

Cpl. Peter Leckie pleaded guilty Oct. 30 to three counts of breach of trust for accessing confidential files unrelated to his policing duties, without authorization.

A disciplinary proceeding settled on a two-day suspension for a Metro Vancouver transit police officer who beat a UBC student, in part because of how long proceedings had taken.

The victim of the attack says he’s trying to move past it by planning an anti-hate rally in Vancouver next year.

B.C.’s Attorney General Niki Sharma has serious questions regarding training that judges receive when it comes to dealing with cases of sexual violence and predation.

A sentence that avoids jail time handed to a B.C. man who admitted using a hidden camera to film an international student is sparking outrage.