SPCA warns after cat suffers trauma from at-home neutering
The BC SPCA is issuing a warning after two cats were found to be victims of an attempted home neutering
West Van increasing enforcement of trucks in Horseshoe Bay
District of West Vancouver is increasing bylaw enforcement in Horseshoe Bay to address the problem of large trucks striking the hydro pole at the Nelson Avenue roundabout.
Open letter to BC Parents from BCTF President Teri Mooring
BC’s teachers care deeply about our students, your children. We are all working incredibly hard to make sure they are
BC to test emergency alert system tomorrow
BC will be conducting a test of B.C.’s wireless alerting system at 1:55 pm on Wednesday, Nov. 25.
Vancouver party host fined $2,300 for COVID-19 rules violation
Vancouver Police has issued $2,300 fine to a homeowner for flouting the orders of the Public Health Officer.
Grouse Mountain opens ski season with limited terrain
Grouse Mountain has announced that it will be open for the winter season with limited terrain on Friday, November 20.
Gibson mom appeals for help in 2016 case of missing son
A Sunshine Coast mom is appealing to the public to help a suspicious missing person investigation from 2016.
Park Royal cancels Light Up the Village event
Park Royal says won’t be hosting the popular Light Up the Village this November because of COVID-19.
Vaccine 94.5 % effective against COVID-19: Moderna
An American pharmaceutical company announced today its vaccine was 94.5%. effective against COVID-19.
COVID-19: Canadians not using free mental health resources
Many Canadians are not making use of virtual resources that could help them cope with the mental health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest analysis of a national survey led by researchers at UBC.