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Cariboo Regional District denies application for Heli Ski Lodge in the Bluff Lake – Middle Lake area, citing environmental concerns

Due to strong public opposition and provincial environmental concerns, the Cariboo Regional District (CRD) Board rejected a land use application for Heli-Ski Lodge on Friday.

Vancouver office market feeling the heat as vacancies rise, Colliers report reveals

The office market in Greater Vancouver saw a higher vacancy rate in the fourth quarter of last year, rising 1.2 percentage points annually to 9.8 per cent, according to commercial real estate services firm Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc.

North Shore Rescue saves 3 ill-equipped hikers from Mount Seymour cliff

North Shore Rescue volunteers pulled three hikers from a precarious clifftop on Mount Seymour, Thursday night.

Vancouver mayor Ken Sim calls for pause on ‘net new supportive housing’

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim announced Thursday that he will bring a motion before council to pause any “net new supportive housing units” in the city until the region’s municipalities build more of the type of housing stock in their communities.

B.C. starvation inquest jury recommends pay boost for home-share providers

A coroner's inquest jury looking into the starvation death of a B.C. woman with Down syndrome has ruled her death a homicide and is calling for better pay for home carers of adults with developmental disabilities.

RCMP were not at fault after man stabbed himself during arrest in Lumby

RCMP have been cleared after an incident where a Lumby man was seriously injured.

Business, Vancouver International Wine Festival could be hit if B.C. bans U.S. alcohol

A B.C. ban on U.S. alcohol sales in the province would hurt small wine-import businesses and potentially the Vancouver International Wine Festival, which is set to launch Feb. 22 with the U.S. as the theme region. 

'I'm homeless': Jasper residents rally for housing as government negotiations stall

An Albertan who lost her home in the devastating Jasper wildfire last year says broken promises by the United Conservative Party government in setting up interim housing for those displaced are unacceptable.

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