Almost fifteen years after flames tore through a northern B.C. airport hangar on a frigid winter day, the mystery of what happened to a man missing ever since — a man who held 16 life insurance policies worth millions and later faced sex assault charges in another province — has taken a possible final turn.

A man's latest attempt to challenge B.C.'s rules on unpasteurized milk — also known as "raw milk" — was dismissed in the province's Supreme Court.

The developer spearheading an over 1,600-home housing project in Vancouver's Oakridge neighbourhood — including 175 units of social housing — says it can't meet the timelines set by city council.

Commissioners voted unanimously to declare their intention to preserve the space, at the corner of Gore Avenue and Union Street, under the park board's care and custody, then eventually turn it into a permanent park.

The price of building the new Vancouver Art Gallery has risen 50 per cent — from $400 million to $600 million — and the gallery’s CEO says multiple aspects of the project could be scaled back.

The deaths of Layna Brown and her son have sparked an outpouring of support from their community and donations of tens of thousands of dollars through an online fundraiser.

Parent Jessica MacGillivray says the pond is too hidden by foliage for parents to adequately monitor very young children, who might be running around playing in a nearby waterpark.