Former Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson takes on the role of minister of housing and infrastructure, putting him in the spotlight as the federal government responds to Canada's housing crisis. 

B.C. Premier David Eby says there's a disconnect between health authorities' claims that the suspect in the alleged Vancouver festival attack had no history of violence and the reality of what unfolded.

If a municipal police officer is accused of sexual misconduct in B.C., they're disciplined not by an independent body, but by senior police officers from their own departments or from external police departments. The head of B.C.'s police watchdog wants that to change.

The cause of the Saturday evening fire, which began in one of the residences and spread to the homes next to it, remains unclear.

A Maple Ridge city councillor has taken a leave of absence after being charged with six criminal offences, including assault and firearm-related charges. Ahmed Antar Yousef Mohamed is facing four counts of assault, one count of pointing a firearm at another person and one count of unsafe storage of a firearm.

Several event organizers in B.C. say demand for events remains high, but security measures will be scrutinized following the Lapu-Lapu Day festival tragedy last month.

Crews from three fire departments responded to a major blaze Saturday morning at a seniors' apartment complex in North Vancouver — the second fire at the site in less than three years.

A B.C. pilot describes the moment he realized his plane was going down, and what happened next.

The possibility of a U.S. energy company owning Burnaby’s fuel refinery is causing concern among workers and energy observers who have U.S. tariffs in mind.

Brent White stabbed 77-year-old Justis Daniel 42 times in the head, face and neck in Daniel's park residence in December of 2021.

Surrey's mayor insisted Friday that developers and members of the public can have confidence in the city's financial safeguards despite revelations that a former city finance clerk allegedly defrauded taxpayers of more than $2.5 million. 

Researchers first identified Little Patch in 1991, making him about 35 years old. This spring marks his first-known visit to Vancouver.

Greater Vancouver real estate experts say the economic uncertainty caused by Canada's recent election and its ongoing trade war with the U.S. mean sellers may have to lower prices to convince buyers that now is a good time to spend.

Police say they've arrested a man suspected in two homicides in Metro Vancouver. He has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder.

Former chief justice Christopher Hinkson has been appointed to report on how communities can best prepare for large outdoor events in the wake of the Lapu-Lapu Day festival tragedy in Vancouver.

Elections Canada says all registered political parties have been informed that 822 special ballots cast by electors in 74 electoral districts across the country were left with the returning officer in the riding of Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam.

In 1987, residents of the village of Anmore voted to become their own municipality within Metro Vancouver, with the stated intent of “maintaining the rural character." Thirty-eight years later, the municipality is in a debate over whether that character can — or should — be preserved. 

Local residents and the City of Burnaby say incidents involving fish killed due to contamination in Stoney Creek happen frequently.

In an unusual scene, vehicles heading north from the U.S. into B.C. are sometimes being stopped by U.S. border patrol before they exit the country and arrive at Canadian customs. In some cases, it has added hours to crossing times.

Gibsons, B.C., Mayor Silas White said one of the biggest challenges when it comes to ferry disruptions is finger-pointing from any of the entities designed to manage ferry service. 

B.C.'s chief coroner has ordered the investigation into a young Indigenous women's death be reopened, a day after the family publicly called for an inquest.