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Ladner pitcher Matt Wilkinson has spent three weeks with the San Francisco Giants after a May trade and is adapting to major-league hitters and a heavier schedule.
Vancouver police and ICBC are reminding drivers that school-zone limits are in effect and that September crashes involving minors run 37 per cent above the monthly average.
An SFU study of 490 Vancouver participants found self-reported drug seizures without arrest increased during B.C.'s decriminalization pilot and were linked to non-fatal overdose risk.
As the Canada-U.S. trade war escalates, many attendees at a Republican convention in Dallas say they are focused instead on Donald Trump, election integrity and affordability.
Ottawa still plans fall legislation to speed major-project approvals, but has abandoned a proposed limited exemption from the Species at Risk Act’s jeopardy test.
The death of 85-year-old Chang Yong Cho in his Burnaby home is the latest in more than 30 Canadian stray-bullet cases since the 1990s, at least 16 of them fatal.
Internal disputes over leadership, policy, influencers and the party’s coalition are testing Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives as the Canada-U.S. trade war dominates politics.
Steveston's Fisherman's Wharf remains a working commercial harbour where visitors can buy seasonal seafood directly from local fishers.
The traffic change west of 184th Street will support Surrey-Langley SkyTrain construction near the future Hillcrest-184th Street Station.
Richmond RCMP issued more than 1,297 Motor Vehicle Act tickets and charges in August while targeting speeding, distracted and impaired driving, HOV-lane compliance and public complaints.
The final of three Richmond RCMP e-scooter and e-bike safety outreach events will be held Sept. 9 at Railway Greenway and Granville Avenue.
The federal government will provide up to $67.46 million toward Coquitlam’s planned Burke Mountain Community Centre, with the city adding $4.6 million from its Housing Accelerator Fund allocation.
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