The vote comes with U.S. tariff and annexation threats now a key election issue, and amid a dramatic reversal of the federal parties' fortunes, according to recent polling.

Rob Frith doesn't recall when exactly he purchased a tape he assumed was a Beatles bootleg, as it was part of a record collection he bought. It turned out to be a demo tape.

The project on city land at East 1st Avenue and Clark Drive will include 97 non-market homes, along with a withdrawal centre.

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

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

The Vancouver Police Department announced Task Force Barrage in mid-February, a three-pronged plan to target organized and violent crime in the neighbourhood.

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

The non-profit group that runs a controversial Vancouver SRO is defending itself, after business owners say conditions have rapidly deteriorated in the area.

With Vancouver set to host the world again in 2026, businesses on or near the Granville Strip say conditions are the worst ...

The City of Toronto is looking at buying and reselling corporate suite and lounge packages to help offset its FIFA 2026 World Cup costs. Should Vancouver do the same?

Don Alder is a remarkable guitarist who is giving back to the community. He became interested in accessibility when he and friend Rick Hansen were involved in a vehicle accident.

Open drug use, street disorder and violence have slashed hospitality traffic by approximately 60 per cent on the Granville ...