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Despite regulations, ‘free-for-all’ expected

At least one man has been arrested after a group of “kayactivists” blocked the entrance by water to Trans Mountain’s Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby Wednesday morning. We’re on the water north of the Westridge Marine terminal in Burnaby.

Public asked to weigh in on B-Line rollout scheduled for late 2019

A piece of the District of North Vancouver’s new parks bylaw that would fine people for getting caught jumping off a public wharf might be heading back to land.

A West Vancouver man who had his 2015 Ferrari impounded last summer after being clocked going 210 kilometres an hour on the Lions Gate Bridge will pay a $750 fine but won’t face an additional driving ban, a provincial court judge has ruled.

Chief Judy Wilson of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs is in Houston, Texas this week to remind Kinder Morgan shareholders that local First Nations, including the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish, remain opposed to the pipeline expansion project.

The foul smell that spread across Vancouver and several other municipalities Monday was likely from manure being spread on farms in Richmond and Delta, according to Metro Vancouver officials. The odour was blown north into Vancouver by the wind.

He wasn’t officially part of the annual “supercar” rally, but a 25-year-old driver of a 2016 Lamborghini picked the wrong time and place to step on the gas along the Sea to Sky Highway Saturday.

If you smelled something unusual in the city of Vancouver today, May 7, you're not alone. Questions about a feces-like odour appeared on social media Monday, but the source remains a mystery.

If you like your municipal policies well-deliberated, Monday night is for you as all three councils are bound for their respective chambers.