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V2V Vacations, the passenger ferry service running between downtown Victoria and downtown Vancouver, announced Monday that it is shutting down. In a statement on its website, V2V Vacations said it will not resume operations in 2020.

The North Shore’s first citizen to make an entrance in 2020 could have been a Christmas baby instead of a New Year’s baby. Christine Thornton and Paul Kell, of North Vancouver, had originally been given Dec. 25 as the likely due date for their baby.

‘We have all of the necessary ingredients for snow this week’

A B.C. environmental group is calling on the province to outfit conservation officers with body cameras to create more accountability when killing bears. The measure is one of the three recommendations Pacific Wild put forward in a Jan.

A Metro Vancouver military historian is putting the call out for veterans of the Korean War. Guy Black is working to organize a special event for Korean War veterans and their families. On Jan.

A fundraiser has been launched for the Vancouver taxi driver who was killed in a car crash on Dec. 29. Sanehpal Singh Randhawa was driving a Yellow Cab with two passengers in it when, police say, he was struck by a car2go vehicle around 3:30 a.m.

The Lil'wat Nation and Whistler Learning Centre (WLC) are partnering on a proposal to potentially establish a First Nations Excellence Centre in Whistler that will train Indigenous students from across the country in the latest mental health therapie

North Shore Rescue’s busy start to 2020 continued with their fourth call in two days , including two rescue missions on the same stretch of trail. A Port Moody woman was hiking Dog Mountain trail with a group just after 1 p.m.

Absence of speculation and foreign buyers' taxes could be the reason: UBC professor

“Very large avalanches are almost certain” on Friday, Jan. 3, warned Avalanche Canada in an uncommon extreme avalanche warning issued for the Sea-to-Sky mountains.