
Homicide investigation underway after man dies at Vancouver’s CRAB Park
A man died of his injuries at Vancouver’s CRAB Park on Wednesday morning. Police have no known suspects and have not confirmed the victim’s identity.
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A man died of his injuries at Vancouver’s CRAB Park on Wednesday morning. Police have no known suspects and have not confirmed the victim’s identity.

A man died of his injuries at CRAB Park early Sept. 23, prompting Vancouver Police to investigate the city’s sixth homicide of the year.

SingleKey says Vancouver renters spend 27.7 per cent of household income on rent, below the national average and down from 33.9 per cent last year.

UBC researchers found two previously undocumented sea spider species in the Salish Sea, marking the first such discoveries in nearly a century.

The Vancouver Liberals say they would scrap the city’s building bylaw, adopt the B.C. Building Code and consolidate 12 housing-approval departments if elected.

A 29-year-old man faces robbery and aggravated-assault charges after a 19-year-old was allegedly robbed of a chain necklace and slashed downtown. Police are seeking a second suspect.

Vancouver police say a 29-year-old man has been charged after a 19-year-old was allegedly robbed and slashed with a blade on Granville Street. A second suspect is being sought.

Work to repair Vancouver’s historic Summer Hotel remains halted as WorkSafeBC safety and potential asbestos concerns keep stop-work orders in place.

Highway 1 westbound at Kensington has reopened after a serious collision in Burnaby, but congestion and lane-clearing work are still causing major delays.

So Delicious Dairy Free has recalled a 500 mL non-dairy frozen dessert after a potential issue with its cashew inclusions raised concerns about foreign material.

Employees at a Vancouver business found 328.55 kilograms of cocaine concealed in a T-shirt order, police say—the largest seizure in the force's history.

Vancouver police say 14 duffle bags of cocaine were found in a shipping container carrying T-shirts, prompting an international investigation.
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