8 hrs ago | The Province
Mysterious MLA Jane Shin went to ground to 'lick my wounds' after attacks on her resume
The controversy that dogged Burnaby NDP candidate Jane Shin during the election campaign appears to have followed her into her new role as MLA-elect. If you go to the Vancouver Canucks' media guide, there is a section on the team's all-time draft picks, all-time trades and a partial accounting of its free-agent signings.
10 hrs ago | KING-TV Seattle
NTSB on scene of Skagit River bridge collapse
NTSB investigators on Saturday were at the scene of the bridge collapse on the Skagit River.
14 hrs ago | Castanet.net
Chilliwack man killed protecting girlfriend
A Chilliwack, B.C., man visiting his girlfriend in Alberta was stabbed to death last weekend after attempting to protect her in a fight.
19 hrs ago | Burnaby Now
A local singer is going to be featured as part of next month's Songfire Festival of Song in Vancouver.
23 hrs ago | Sys-Con Media
Government of Canada Invests in Canadian Jobs and the Canadian Armed...
Weatherhaven, of Burnaby, British Columbia, has been awarded a subcontract by Boeing for approximately $5.7 million in support of the Medium-to-Heavy Lift Helicopter Project which will help to create high-quality, skilled jobs in the Metro Vancouver area.
For adult students, a high school diploma comes with high stakes
Melinda Hanyi waits to enter the auditorium for the Vancouver Board of Education Adult Education Convocation 2013, Vancouver, May 24 2013.
Metro Vancouver city halls reaching out to the people
Vancouver resident Cora Maming spent two years hiding inside her home after arriving from the Philippines in 2008.
Vancouver report recommends allowing taxis to travel in bus lanes on a permanent basis
If council decides to extend the trial it approved in March 2012, cabs will continue to have access to bus lanes, as long as they don't stop in them.
Court denies North Vancouver weapons dealer's appeal
A North Vancouver man and former verifier for the Canadian Firearms Registry convicted of illegally dealing guns in 2010 has had his appeal of the case tossed out.
Food: Nearly two dozen food trucks and craft brewing companies will converge on the Evergreen Brick Works for CraveTO , a one-day outdoor food and drink festival that coincides with the start of the May 24 weekend.
How to get around the Washington state Skagit River Bridge collapse
Yesterday an old man called me over, i thought i knew him and gave him a big hug.
Kinder Morgan mum on route of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Kinder Morgan Canada has again declined to make public the intended path for its Trans Mountain expansion project, as pipeline companies face the wrath of landowners angered by routes that look good on a map but less so in a backyard.
Class Notes: Student trustees glad to get limited start
Vancouver District Student Council president Jennifer Yoon is disappointed provincial legislation won't be changed anytime soon to allow student trustees to participate fully on school boards across the province.
Glee actress Lauren Potter visits Vancouver for Down syndrom fundraiser
Glee super fan James Clifford proudly posed for a photograph with actress Lauren Potter who is visiting Vancouver to meet some of her fans and to attend a fundraiser tonight for the Down syndrome Research Foundation.
Bringing the Big Apple to Squamish
Heather Feeney's musical theatre show, Gotta Get Out!, might be loosely based on her time pursing acting in the Big Apple, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
Cities designed for the wealthy
How quickly he turned to hateful words...when this all could have been avoided with a few sincere words of love to get me through a really difficult s I saw you in the Pacific Centre as you were passing by the Apple store.
From a Dublin storm to a Qualicum gallery
By Lissa Alexander - Parksville Qualicum Beach News Published: May 23, 2013 9:00 AM Updated: May 23, 2013 10:02 AM She says that because of a vivd memory she has of when she was three years old, living in Dublin, Ireland.
Message went unheard, says Victoria MLA Carole James
Victoria-Beacon Hill NDP MLA-elect Carole James looks forward to a thorough party review in the wake of a surprising provincial election loss May 14 .
Lower Mainland transit funding enters limbo
While the incoming administration of B.C. Liberal premier Christy Clark has pledged to work with mayors in the Lower Mainland on the issue, Mussatto isn't confident that solutions will be found.
Adrian Dix to stay as NDP leader
NDP leader Adrian Dix at Renaissance Vancouver Harbourside Hotel Wednesday - Dix's first appearance since the NDP's stunning loss to the Liberals last week.