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While damage wasn't as serious as in the adjacent District of North Vancouver or Coquitlam, it was enough to cause sewer damage, localized flooding and 'significant creek erosion.'

The B.C. Centre for Disease Control provides stats on vaccination rates and it shows there are areas where children are not keeping up to date with their measles vaccine.

Police believe the man may have targeted other people, and are appealing for additional victims to come forward.

The federal government says it 'strongly condemns' the execution of multiple Canadians in China earlier this year over what Beijing says were 'drug-related crimes.'

A Global News investigation has uncovered how scrap metal was being taken from the Richmond city works yard and sold for cash.

The iconic retailer is expected to begin liquidating its 80 stores soon, after entering creditor protection earlier this month.

Open drug use, street disorder and violence have slashed hospitality traffic by approximately 60 per cent on the Granville strip according to local bar owners.

"I knew if I was unconscious at that point, who knows what would happen. You know, (he) could have come back and curb-stomped me, broke my neck, or it could have been over."

The pressure comes after a nurse was recently assaulted at Langley Memorial Hospital, the latest in a string of similar incidents.

The UBC library is celebrating the return of an overdue book, something that isn't normally a big deal unless the book is 64 years late.

The fatal shooting happened on May 5, 2022 at the Patricia Hotel as police responded to reports of an armed man having a mental health or drug-related crisis and assaulting people.

Claire Newel said that while some people still took their trips due to having booked them early and they would lose money, travel plans look different this spring break.

With Vancouver set to host the world again in 2026, businesses on or near the Granville Strip say conditions are the worst they've been in at least 30 years.

The Biggs had a few apples and oranges to eat and a few treats for their dog but no other food and none of their medications as they thought it was going to be a short outing.

The B.C. government faces a $1.8-billion hole in its budget with the end of the consumer carbon tax, but experts say new opportunities may help balance the challenges.

Surrey city council voted last week to launch a feasibility study on transforming a heavily industrialized stretch of the Fraser River into a landmark destination.

As a trade war with the U.S. brews, the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce is calling on the provincial government to loosen rules that hamper B.C. craft distillers.

Young First Nation athletes from around British Columbia have come to the Okanagan for this week's Junior All-Native Basketball Tournament.

Immigration lawyers say the case of a Vancouver woman detained in the United States over a denied visa is a warning to other Canadians that it's no longer business as usual when crossing the border for work.

A statement from Burnaby RCMP says officers found the victim in a wooded area near Highway 1 and Willingdon Avenue, where the man was apparently living.

An inmate at a British Columbia prison has been charged with second-degree murder over a death in a cafeteria fight.

British Columbia has not barred private liquor stores from selling off their remaining U.S. product, and some say they're seeing a rush of customers.

Tye William Lawr was handed a 60-day conditional sentence, followed by 12 months of probation for the Jan. 9 incident.