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Operation Hawkeye: Ex-military group sends 1970s field hospital to Ukraine

Operation Hawkeye: Ex-military group sends 1970s field hospital to Ukraine

A group of former members of Canadian Armed Forces and RCMP have sent several shipping containers of critical supplies from Vancouver to the frontlines in Ukraine
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U.S. SEC wants to freeze B.C. homes as alleged fraudster emerges

U.S. SEC wants to freeze B.C. homes as alleged fraudster emerges

Fred Sharp has responded to a US$29-million claim against him.
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North Van, West Van COVID-19 infections continue to drop in August

North Van, West Van COVID-19 infections continue to drop in August

Virus detected at North Vancouver sewage plant drops nearly 70 per cent in two weeks
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Watch for this cyclist travelling through B.C. on a trek from Alaska to Patagonia

Watch for this cyclist travelling through B.C. on a trek from Alaska to Patagonia

The 25,000-kilometre trip is to fundraise to support protecting the Amazon rainforest.
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Letter: Lost necklace was last gift from beloved grandparents

Letter: Lost necklace was last gift from beloved grandparents

Have you seen this necklace? It was the last gift to a young girl from her grandparents before they died 🙏
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Which B.C. jail serves McDonald's to prisoners?

Which B.C. jail serves McDonald's to prisoners?

From chicken fingers to waffles to boiled eggs, B.C. jails serve up a variety of food.
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Paint causes Hunter Park creek to turn milky white this week

Paint causes Hunter Park creek to turn milky white this week

Paint pollution caused a stream feeding into a sensitive North Vancouver watercourse to turn milky white on Monday. Authorities say they haven’t been able to pinpoint the source.
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North Van's Cheshire Cheese Restaurant is closing for good

North Van's Cheshire Cheese Restaurant is closing for good

The family diner with a distinct English pub vibe opened 36 years ago as one of the original tenants of Lonsdale Quay Market 🍻
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ICBC liable for employee's data breach that led to arsons, shootings

ICBC liable for employee's data breach that led to arsons, shootings

Candy Elaine Rheaume was paid $25 per name for information given to an acquaintance involved in the drug trade.
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Video: Rare bird released after hitting ferry near Horseshoe Bay

Video: Rare bird released after hitting ferry near Horseshoe Bay

This is just the second red-necked phalarope treated by the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC in nine years
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