The red, wire cage bingo wheel has spoken. After a dramatic draft lottery on Friday night, we now know the order in which Vancouver's 158 candidates for mayor, council, park board and school board will appear on the ballot next month for local elections.
How did it all go down?
Inspection detected strong presence of gas vapours, indicating a fuel leak, and several breaches to hull
Crews say they're making some progress and the weather is co-operating as they deal with a grounded and potentially explosive barge on Haida Gwaii.
A lawsuit filed in B.C. Supreme court alleges one of the province's top thoracic surgeons was negligent during a fatal 2017 operation — then tried to conceal the cause of death from both the patient's family and health authorities.
A man has been charged with murder in connection with the death of a Belgian tourist who was killed while hitchhiking in B.C. last month.
Sean Ryan William McKenzie was charged Saturday morning. The location for the charge is listed as Boston Bar, the small town about three hours northeast of Vancouver where tourist Amelie Sakkalis, 28, was found dead.
The City of Penticton and a local panhandler have reached a plea deal over eight outstanding bylaw tickets to avoid a trial in provincial court.
The agreement ends a near year-long legal battle between Paul Braun and the city over Braun's soliciting of spare change at the entrance of a covered pedestrian walkway on Main Street — a violation of Penticton's 'good neighbour bylaw.'
Researchers at SFU proved that respirator masks work effectively on bearded faces
Pilots have always been the smooth-faced operators of the air, but a recent study from SFU debunked the myth that respirators need a hair free surface to work effectively.
Air Canada has now changed its policy on facial hair for aircrew to allow neatly trimmed beards with a maximum length of 1.25 centimetres.
Police caution against tarnishing community whose Canadian story has largely been one of hard work and success
The Vancouver church which assisted with the private refugee sponsorship of the man accused of killing 13-year-old Marrisa Shen will co-operate with police as their investigation into Ibrahim Ali continues.
St. Andrew's-Wesley United Church lead minister Dan Chambers issued a brief statement Tuesday in response to questions about Ali, a Syrian national who came to Canada with other members of his family in March 2017.
