Vancouver News‹ Feb 18 to 24, 2018 ›
Rallying for Tina
Dozens of people took to the streets of Downtown Vancouver Saturday to protest a Manitoba jury's decision to acquit the man accused of killing Tina...
No more pets for pig eater
There will be no more adopted animals for a B.C. resident who ate a pot bellied pig that was picked up from the SPCA. The unidentified resident, who adopted a...
Dog saved from icy death
A woman is being hailed a hero for saving a dog from a icy death. The unidentified woman rushed into a freezing East Vancouver lake to rescue a dog that fell...
Plane skids off runway
An aircraft with 10 people aboard has skidded off an airport runway in Abbotsford. Airport general manager Parm Sidhu says efforts are underway to confirm what...
Health tax hurts small biz
Small business owners in British Columbia say a new health-care payroll tax will result in higher prices for consumers as companies struggle to absorb the cost....
Charges in bar fight
A 20-year old man from Burnaby, B.C., has been charged with manslaughter in the death of another man in what police say was an altercation outside a pub. Delta...
Missing cyclist sought
A man has been missing for several days in Richmond, and local RCMP are seeking the public's help. Colin Mooney, a 48-year-old Caucasian male, has not been...
Did you see Su's car?
Police are still looking for information about a 37-year-old Vancouver woman who went missing in early January. Su Yi Liang was reported missing by her father...
Alleged piano perv gets bail
A Coquitlam piano teacher who was charged Tuesday with sexually assaulting students has been released from custody on $500 bail. Dmytro Kubyshkin was recently...
Walmart home delivery
Walmart Canada Corp. says it is partnering with an online grocery service to bring home delivery to Vancouver by the summer, as the brick-and-mortar retailer...
S'no common sense here
Police in Vancouver are shaking their heads after pulling over a motorist driving with a windshield covered in snow. Const. Jason Doucette says he was taken...
B.C. judge tosses case
A lawsuit in the case involving a British Columbia Mountie who failed to get out of his cruiser to investigate a shots fired call has been tossed out of court....
Are there more victims?
A Coquitlam piano teacher has been charged with three counts of sexual assault involving former students, and police fear there may be more victims out there....
Staff recorded in bathroom
The former operator of a wedding decor supply business is facing more legal action following his conviction for secretly recording two workers while they used...
Guilty plea to killing mom
A B.C. man has pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of his mother. A news release from the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says Donovan Penner...
Double stabbing downtown
A stabbing early Tuesday morning in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside left two people in hospital and one arrested. The Vancouver Police Department responded to...
Terrifying escalator incident
A Calgary woman is reminding parents about the dangers of escalators after her toddler's foot became stuck in one and he broke his leg. Andrea Diaczek says...
Helpless to stop house fire
Residents battled flames themselves before fleeing to safety from a house fire in New Westminster Monday night. The fire broke out about 10 p.m. in the...
Ban ocean fish farms?
A Washington senator says he wants to see British Columbia join the state in phasing out ocean-based Atlantic salmon farms when the province decides whether to...
Groped outside high school
A woman was groped on a walking track at Seaquam Secondary School in Delta, Monday. The victim was walking on the track about 10:15 a.m. when she was groped...
Shot to death: targeted
A murder victim found in a vehicle with gunshot wounds has been identified by police as a 45-year-old man from Burnaby. Police are saying his death is a...
Living small in the city
Adrian Crook hadn't always intended on raising his five kids in a three-bedroom condo in downtown Vancouver. But skyrocketing real estate and rental markets...
Solitary constitutional fight
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association says the federal government has announced it will appeal a B.C. court decision that finds indefinite solitary...
Elderly man dead after fire
An elderly man has died following a house fire in Vancouver after emergency crews had difficulty finding him in a basement suite. Vancouver firefighters arrived...
World's largest grow-op
Greenhouses in Langley have been turned into what operators are calling the largest licensed marijuana production facility in the world. The high-security,...