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Rescuers say a painter is lucky to be alive after his cherry picker collided with live hydro wires, Friday afternoon. Multiple people called 911 when they heard an explosion on the 100 block of West Third Street just before 2 p.m.

Chief financial officer gives his mid-year review

Vancouver International Airport and WestJet are launching a new pilot program which will make COVID-19 testing available to WestJet passengers on select departing flights out of YVR.

Hotel operator has $4,795,409 in liabilities and $1,104,588 in assets

B.C. researchers and health authorities have created a new online tool they hope will help identify climate change-related health vulnerabilities in the community.

Six months after shutting down due to COVID-19, things are coming back to life at North Vancouver Recreation & Culture’s community centres, pools and gyms. North Van Rec announced this week that pools and programming will begin coming online on Sept.

A blockade protesting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion’s route through a conservation area continues, with a new camper now occupying trees in the path nearly a month into the campaign.

B.C. has reported its first suspected cases of a rare inflammatory disorder that's been associated with COVID-19 in some parts of the world.

There were 249 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among North Vancouver and West Vancouver residents up until the start of August, according the BC Centre for Disease Control.

Museum was originally supposed to open this fall