A group of Downtown Eastside residents and advocates gathered for a news conference Friday morning to decry street sweeps conducted by the City of Vancouver, which they say target people sleeping outdoors on East Hastings Street.
The number of COVID-19 exposures in Lower Mainland school continued to climb this week, even as caseloads showed signs of declining province-wide.
Just over a dozen enforcement tickets were handed out in the first month of B.C.'s vaccine-card program, but hundreds of complaints were issued to officials.
The prime minister will be visiting a B.C. First Nation next week, after calling a vacation he took in the province on the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation a 'mistake.'
Vancouver has once again topped the list as the most expensive city in Canada for renters, with tenants forking over up to $330 more per month on a one-bedroom suite than they would at a Toronto rental unit of the same size, according to a pair of new studies.
BCTF president Teri Mooring says that by continuing to give the exams the government is “complicit” with the think tanks that rank schools by the test scores.
B.C.'s police watchdog has filed a report asking for charges to be considered against an officer following a caught-on-camera arrest that led to public scrutiny.
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at a hospital in Northern B.C., which has been dealing with a surge in cases, overwhelmed health care and new restrictions.
Environment Canada has issued a number of rainfall warnings for the Lower Mainland this weekend.
A CTV News investigation into COVID-19 outbreaks in hospitals in the Lower Mainland has resulted in scant information from health authorities, which have fought disclosure even though hundreds of patients and staff have contracted the virus in hospital and dozens have died as a result.
No charges have been laid so far in a police matter that began when Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum claimed a woman drove into him on purpose – but the investigation has taken a new turn.
Closing submissions in British Columbia's public inquiry into money laundering were set to begin today before the commission's final report and recommendations are due Dec. 15.
A former B.C. teacher has been banned from the profession for 15 years after having inappropriate relationships - at least one of them sexual - with two students.
B.C. health officials have announced a host of new, stricter regulations for residents of the eastern part of Northern Health.
B.C. will get one more COVID-19 update before the weekend as new restrictions in the northern part of the province roll out.
The B.C. government, a First Nation in the Interior and a pair of Squamish-based companies are working together on a project that they say could revolutionize the transportation industry by all but eliminating its carbon dioxide emissions.
A number of infectious disease doctors in B.C. are pleading with the premier to ban fur farming permanently.
Suspicions that a train was at least partially to blame for a fire that consumed most of a B.C. village this summer have been shut down in a just-published report.
One of the largest high schools in B.C. is now exchanging a problematic past for a new beginning.
A deserving mother who is still unable to return to her Lytton home after the devastating fire this summer has been gifted a car.
Choosing to be buried in a more eco-friendly way in Vancouver may come with a discount starting next year, if a report to city council is approved.
New this year is an online reservation system, which organizers say will help make physical distancing possible.
Dozens of pharmacies in B.C. are delivering mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, yet still don't know if they will be part of the immunization plan when it comes to kids aged five to 11.
Mounties in Surrey say they're concerned about a string of attacks on women in the city in recent weeks.
B.C.'s police watchdog believes "reasonable grounds exist" to suggest a member of the RCMP may have committed an offence.
The heavy rain can bring surprises. Even small amounts of water intrusion can lead to big problems. Here's what you can do to alleviate the damage.
Beware the next time the phone rings. You may be targeted by a scam and not even know it.
Travelling during COVID-19 is difficult, especially to some popular destinations like Hawaii. A Parksville woman cancelled her trip rather than take a chance.
Vancouver has once again topped the list as the most expensive city in Canada for renters, with tenants forking over up to $330 more per month on a one-bedroom suite than they would at a Toronto rental unit of the same size, according to a pair of new studies.
A multimillion-dollar property with a unique design is being billed as a 'perfect fit' for young families.
The latest report on trends in Vancouver's fast-paced real estate market suggests supply is still not enough to meet demand.
The founder of a Toronto recruitment firm says she saw productivity and revenue increases after they switched to a four-day work week.
The house can do a full rotation in 22 seconds.
Judge Brad Goreski discusses the next crop of queens vying for the $100,000 dollar prize on the second season of 'Canada's Drag Race.'
Pembroke's Delores and Neil Videto get married again after 70 years, and it feels just like yesterday.
Rescue crews were able to free a dog that got stuck in a storm drain in a park in Boston.
Colorado wildlife officers successfully removed a tire that was stuck around the neck of a bull elk for at least two years.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government is finalizing its plans to exit the final stage of its reopening plan in order to 'cautiously lift more public health measures' currently in place.
A long-serving member of Parliament was stabbed to death Friday during a meeting with constituents at a church in England, an attack that united Britain's fractious politicians in shock and sorrow. A 25-year-old man was arrested at the scene.
Starting Nov. 8, the United States will be opening its land and sea border to non-essential fully vaccinated Canadian travellers for the first time since March 2020. Here's what we know so far.
Canadians will be electing more MPs across the country as soon as 2024, as the House of Commons seat count is going to be increasing from 338 to 342. While most provinces' seat counts remain unchanged, Alberta will be gaining the most new ridings, while Quebec will be losing one.
A two-year-old’s death in central Alberta has been ruled a homicide.
Forty-seven employees at Ottawa's Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario have been placed on unpaid leave for failing to comply with its mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy.
An Ontario couple sued because they wrote a bad online review about a window company have been awarded more than $166,000 after a judge found they were bullied over it.
An American man has been sentenced to 33 years in prison for his role in an international fentanyl trafficking ring that was operating out of a Canadian prison.
William Shatner said said Prince William has 'got the wrong idea' by saying that solving problems on Earth should be prioritized over tourist trips to space.
