Highlights

"Drug users need to be able to drop in somewhere to test their drugs any time, not have to plan for a week in advance," says Dana Larsen.

Tara Scott told the Civil Resolution Tribunal she broke her foot on a streetlight pole at Lougheed Highway and Government Street because the streetlight was burned out, the pole was painted black and tree branches made it hard to see.

Darren Scott Young is a scapegoat for the racetrack and BC Gaming Policy Enforcement Branch problems preceding his arrival, lawyer says.

An expanded two-week initiative by HUB Cycling includes stops at SFU and the Central Valley Greenway in Burnaby.

BC's police watchdog wouldn't say why it is announcing the probe one-and-a-half months after the Edmonds-area incident.

The number of passengers at Vancouver International Airport dropped by about 90 per cent during COVID-19.

A leaked letter outlines examples of lack of action and statements of misinformation by Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke and city council.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says it will tighten rules around the use of illicit drugs in public places following criticism that consuming fentanyl in community parks could face fewer restrictions than smoking a cigarette.

The $8.1-million buildings for infant, toddler and preschool programs are slated to open in spring 2025 — and Burnaby city and RCMP staff will be given first priority.

New provincial law on public drug use runs contrary to goals of decriminalization in many ways, says the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users.