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  'I feel very sad, I'm very angry': Oct. 7 still taking its toll on B.C.'s Jewish community

  Outside Rutie Mizrahi’s Vancouver home hang blue and white lights on her front porch doorway. They were put up and turned on one year ago, and haven’t been turned off since.

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  Man charged after stealing Vancouver police cruiser, driving it around park

  The man accused of stealing a Vancouver police cruiser and taking it for a joyride in a public park over the weekend has been criminally charged, authorities announced Monday.

• Vancouver Park Board to vote on second phase of Stanley Park tree removal

  The second phase of a planned massive tree removal in Stanley Park is on the agenda at the park board Monday night.

• Senior charged after minivan set ablaze outside Vancouver City Hall

  The day after a minivan was set ablaze outside Vancouver City Hall, a 78-year-old man has been criminally charged.

• BC Conservative leader apologizes for comments linking health-care workers to war crimes

  The leader of the BC Conservative Party has now apologized for his response to a question about whether he supports prosecuting health-care workers for their actions during the COVID-19 pandemic, in the same way Nazi leadership were tried after the Second World War.

• Driver in fatal Surrey bus stop crash likely impaired by drugs: RCMP

  A driver who crashed into a Surrey bus stop, killing one man sitting on a bench, was likely impaired by drugs, according to an update from police Monday.

• One of the last remaining places to buy fireworks imposes new ban

  The Squamish Nation has implemented a ban prohibiting the sale, use and possession of fireworks on reserve land.

• Cyber breach at B.C. First Nations Health Authority exposed TB tests, insurance data

  The First Nations Health Authority in British Columbia says online hackers gained access to an array of personal information including medical test results and insurance claims during a cybersecurity breach last May.

• Police investigating suspected homicide on northern Vancouver Island

  Major crime investigators have been called to the scene of a suspected homicide in the northern Vancouver Island community of Port Hardy.

• Canadian soldier wins compensation for cancer linked to burn pits after Veterans Affairs denied claim

  A Canadian soldier who was exposed to toxic chemicals from burn pits while serving in Afghanistan has been awarded full medical compensation for testicular cancer after Veterans Affairs initially denied his claim.

• B.C. Conservatives promise to 'end tent cities' – but legal, practical questions remain

  B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad promised to “end tent cities” in the province Saturday while standing at a podium set up in front of a Kelowna encampment whose residents he acknowledged he had not spoken to.

• Woman charged with murder after stabbing victim dies in Surrey, B.C.

  A 36-year-old woman who was charged with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon following a stabbing last month in Surrey, B.C., has now been charged with murder after the victim died in hospital.

• 'Selfish billionaire': Chip Wilson's mansion vandalized after political sign erected outside

  Days after a political sign was erected outside Lululemon founder Chip Wilson's Vancouver mansion, the waterfront property has been vandalized with graffiti.

• Jeep burns on road to popular trailhead in Fraser Valley

  Some people heading up to Mount Cheam in Chilliwack, B.C., got more than they bargained for on Sunday.