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West Van, North Van home assessments up 5 to 7% in unusual real estate year

West Van, North Van home assessments up 5 to 7% in unusual real estate year

Condos in North and West Vancouver also saw some of the biggest increases over 2019
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Thousands of candles recalled Canada-wide due to "fire and burn hazards'

Thousands of candles recalled Canada-wide due to "fire and burn hazards'

Did you buy some candles before the winter holidays?
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The man behind the map: Here's who drew that hilarious take on a Metro Vancouver map

The man behind the map: Here's who drew that hilarious take on a Metro Vancouver map

"Damn, is that a horse dude?"
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Man shot and killed in Vancouver's DTES

Man shot and killed in Vancouver's DTES

According to the VPD, paramedics requested help with a 37-year-old man who was acting erratic and aggressive.
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So long, rain: Here is when Vancouver is expected to see bright sunshine this week

So long, rain: Here is when Vancouver is expected to see bright sunshine this week

How excited are you to see some sun?
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Video: Crow nabs skier's gear from backpack on Cypress Mountain

Video: Crow nabs skier's gear from backpack on Cypress Mountain

Is it a clever or criminal crow?
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Donations continue to pour in for family of late Indigenous artist Taran Kootenhayoo

Donations continue to pour in for family of late Indigenous artist Taran Kootenhayoo

More than $60,000 has been raised so far
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BC Ferries cancels several sailings Tuesday due to strong winds

BC Ferries cancels several sailings Tuesday due to strong winds

If your Tuesday essential travel plans have you crossing between the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, you may have to make some new arrangements.
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Owners of Vancouver restaurant that held '100 person party' on NYE speak out after public backlash

Owners of Vancouver restaurant that held '100 person party' on NYE speak out after public backlash

"38 people, not 100."
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Dr. Bonnie Henry addresses why PE class isn't cancelled in B.C. schools

Dr. Bonnie Henry addresses why PE class isn't cancelled in B.C. schools

While British Columbians must wear face masks inside all public indoor spaces, the Provincial Health Order does not require children to wear them while they are in class.
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