Local News

Not putting your phone down while driving could lead to a ticket that costs you the same amount as a weekend trip to Whistler. This month, ICBC and police officers are reminding drivers to “take a break” from their phones while on the roads.

Four mornings a week, at 6 a.m., I join an intrepid band for a run through the trails of Stanley Park.

How’s your hearing these days? How’s your spouse’s hearing? Many of us over the age of 65 experience hearing loss and this can negatively impact our lives.

Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer told reporters Thursday, Feb. 27, the window to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 is closing rapidly. This comes at a time when a confirmed positive may have indirect contact with students at a Tri-City school.

Now, staff working an average of just 10 hours per week can get a quarter of their monthly bus pass paid for by the city

Where's the beef?

The province’s Independent Investigations Office has been called in to review officers’ conduct during Wednesday’s police takedown on the Capilano River Bridge.

Let the good times roll! Roller skating is poised to make its return to North Vancouver for the first time since the Stardust rink closed up in 1983 thanks to a new roller skating festival.

An off-duty Burnaby Mountie helped police in the Interior deploy a spike belt to stop a vehicle allegedly stolen from an Cache Creek gas station. The Burnaby staff sergeant had pulled into the service station at about 8 p.m.

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has changed the China-focused coronavirus warning signs at Vancouver Airport, to reflect the global reach of the disease.