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Sex offender files complaint with Matsqui Institution over lack of books in Bengali language

Sex offender files complaint with Matsqui Institution over lack of books in Bengali language

Tanzirul Alam is serving time in federal prison for sex crimes with teenagers.
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B.C. Airbnb eviction with police escort was reasonable, tribunal rules

B.C. Airbnb eviction with police escort was reasonable, tribunal rules

Guests were not booked properly, smoked on premise and fell into a verbal altercation with the host.
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Metro Vancouver homicide team probes two separate shootings in less than 24 hours

Metro Vancouver homicide team probes two separate shootings in less than 24 hours

VANCOUVER — Two people have died in separate shootings around Greater Vancouver and while homicide investigators are not linking the attacks, they say both appear targeted.
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B.C. bylaw officer praised for his kindness to cancer patient

B.C. bylaw officer praised for his kindness to cancer patient

After a woman fell on a sidewalk, Todd Richardson sat with her, kept her warm and waited with her until emergency services arrived on site.
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Kittens need funding after month-long rescue from B.C. recycling plant

Kittens need funding after month-long rescue from B.C. recycling plant

The rescue took some creative thinking.
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B.C. resident continues to impact the community with a pinecone

B.C. resident continues to impact the community with a pinecone

A Kelowna resident is hoping to trade a pinecone in for a house. Back in September, Stephanie Horman picked up a pinecone from her kid's schoolyard and decided to see what she could trade it in for by the end of September.
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The only mammal that is 'endemic' to B.C. is part of a peculiar tradition over 100 years old

The only mammal that is 'endemic' to B.C. is part of a peculiar tradition over 100 years old

Watch a video of this fascinating tradition.
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Vancouver Chinatown vandalism suspect arrested, amid surge of reported incidents

Vancouver Chinatown vandalism suspect arrested, amid surge of reported incidents

Vancouver police say they've arrested a suspect in a spate of vandalism incidents in Chinatown. The department says in a news release that officers patrolling the neighbourhood arrested a man in his 60s Wednesday afternoon.
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Watch: 15-month-old toddler drains 30-foot shot on his first trip to putting green

Watch: 15-month-old toddler drains 30-foot shot on his first trip to putting green

Little Walker Martin can barely walk, but he absolutely jars this shot from long distance at a North Vancouver pocket park
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B.C. Liberal leader says his party would expand free, accessible addiction treatment

B.C. Liberal leader says his party would expand free, accessible addiction treatment

The B.C. Liberals say they would invest $1.5 billion over three years.
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