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B.C. is dropping the 'vaccine passport' program April 8. Here's what you need to know.

B.C. is dropping the 'vaccine passport' program April 8. Here's what you need to know.

But don't get rid of your proof of vaccination just yet — you might still need it.
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ICBC driving simulator mimics real-life road hazards

ICBC driving simulator mimics real-life road hazards

Think of it as a video game to make B.C.'s streets safer.
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West Vancouver lawyer suspended three months for assaulting girlfriend

West Vancouver lawyer suspended three months for assaulting girlfriend

A West Vancouver lawyer who physically assaulted his girlfriend during a fight in her home six years ago has been handed a three-month suspension and ordered to pay $12,000 in costs to the Law Society of B.C.
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‘What’s next is reparation, restitution’: Squamish Deacon reflects on Pope’s apology

‘What’s next is reparation, restitution’: Squamish Deacon reflects on Pope’s apology

Squamish Deacon Rennie Nahanee and his family reflect on what the Pope's recent apology means, and the symbolism of the Pope coming to Canada.
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Squamish Constellation Festival releases its full lineup

Squamish Constellation Festival releases its full lineup

The music festival is making a grand comeback after pandemic forced it into a hiatus.
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COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. jump by 47 over the weekend

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. jump by 47 over the weekend

No data for new COVID-19 deaths will be provided until April 7.
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TransLink’s RapidBus popping up in Ambleside

TransLink’s RapidBus popping up in Ambleside

TransLink says passengers won't be allowed on for the temporary detour.
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Here's why Deep Cove's Quarry Rock Trail remains closed

Here's why Deep Cove's Quarry Rock Trail remains closed

Popular trail and lookout likely to remain closed until late 2022, says District of North Vancouver
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Metro Vancouver SkyTrain expansion benefits rich more than poor, finds study

Metro Vancouver SkyTrain expansion benefits rich more than poor, finds study

Rich households were found to benefit the most from Millennium Line and Canada Line SkyTrain extensions, so who should pay for them going forward?
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Civilians exhausted by war, says North Vancouver principal whose extended family remains in Ukraine

Civilians exhausted by war, says North Vancouver principal whose extended family remains in Ukraine

Ukrainians have realized they're 'on their own', says Lisa Upton, but are determined to defend their country
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