LaSalle College Vancouver and the Molnar Group have announced the new Kaslo Building. This state-of-the-art education facility will be in the heart of the new, up-and-coming Renfrew District.
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is the retailers biggest event of the year. Stylist and lifestyle expert Erica Wark joined CTV Morning Live with some of her favourite on-trend picks.
Fitness World is celebrating its one-year anniversary. On CTV Morning Live its CEO featured the Great Summer Melt Off, plus some exercises from their popular WORX small-group training program.
Pets can make for great companions that boost overall wellbeing. However, without proper preparation, pet debt can easily become a reality. Taz Rajan of Bromwich and Smith joined CTV News Vancouver to talk about how to deal with the hidden costs of pet ownership.
Pets are so important to our emotional well being, but it is the job of owners to keep them safe. Fire safety educator Sharon Cooksey joined CTV Morning Live to share tips that every pet owner should know.
There are still plenty of weeks of summer left to make new memories with friends and family. Lifestyle expert Afiya Francisco joined CTV Morning Live with some great finds for those looking to seek adventure or relax and unwind.
Blackcomb Springs Suites by Clique is an all-suite hotel set amidst the forest on Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler. Jaime Dunn, director of sales and marketing, joined CTV Morning Live to highlight this vacation destination.
Many people deal with dental phobia and anxiety. Dr. Leana Lundt of JVR Dental joined CTV Morning Live to explain the advancements in modern dentistry that help create a comfortable experience.
Stylist and lifestyle expert Erica Wark joined CTV Morning Live to share how to create the perfect backyard oasis. Wark shared some fantastic finds from Hudson's Bay's newly launched Marketplace.
Many British Columbians are struggling and dealing with overwhelming debt. Rick Hamilton of Bromwich and Smith joined CTV News Vancouver to discuss the role of a Licensed Insolvency Trustee and how it can help.
Lifestyle expert Taylor Kaye joined CTV Morning Live with creative confectionaries to enjoy this summer season.
SOMA MD is South Surrey's premiere medical aesthetics spa. On CTV Morning Live, Dr. Monica Michel shared four ways to rejuvenate yourself this summer season.
Summer is here, which means it's time for families to get outside and enjoy the time together. Lifestyle and parenting expert Sherri French joined CTV Morning Live with five ways to have fun in the sun.
This year at least eight children have been treated at BC Children's hospital after falling from a window or balcony. Mark Estrada of Centra Windows joined CTV Morning Live to share summer window safety tips to help keep children safe.
Dexcom is a leader in Continuous Glucose Monitoring technology. In June the province of British Columbia announced the Dexcom G6 CGM would be covered by Pharmacare.
The warm summer weather means it is officially patio season. Lifestyle expert Leigh-Ann Allaire joined CTV Morning Live with cleaning tips for your outdoor space.
Restrictions have eased and Victoria, British Columbia is ready to welcome visitors back. From pure relaxation to outdoor adventure, the destination of Greater Victoria has plenty on offer for an ultimate summer getaway.
Many people assume it is impossible to eat healthy while camping. Registered dietitian Lindsay Pleskot joined CTV Morning Live to bust the myth with three healthy camping tips.
The summer season has officially arrived. Fashion and beauty expert Natalie Sexton joined CTV Morning Live with six summer beauty must-haves.
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Police arrested 30-year-old William David Scott Jolly, of Delta, who now faces charges that include mischief, assault with a weapon and assault of a peace officer.
As the mayor of a destination city during peak tourist season, Colin Basran is sharing a message he thought he'd never have to: Stay away from Kelowna.
Police in Richmond say they are still investigating after an altercation between anti-racism protesters and a woman outside the city's courthouse on Wednesday afternoon.
British Columbia's highest court has upheld the distracted driving conviction of a man who insisted his cellphone was merely wedged between his thigh and car seat when he was stopped by police.
A B.C. man who didn't feel like cutting his grass has been fined more than $1,000 for the fire he started.
Officers are investigating an incident they say is just one of more than a dozen random assaults reported in Vancouver in the last few weeks.
