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Driver dies in downtown Vancouver collision under police investigation
VPD officers investigating fraud attempted to speak with a suspect in a vehicle at Canada Place. The vehicle was involved in a collision...
DNA evidence shown to jury at Whistler double-murder trial
Gursimran Sahota and Tanvir Khakh, charged with first-degree murder, examined clothing bearing victims' blood and DNA.
Man serving 15,000 home-cooked meals to Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
Using the alias Mr. Singh, one person has served thousands of meals over two months while rejecting over $100,000 in donations.
Man charged after three assaults in downtown Vancouver within hours
Gregory Edwin Lawrence Brumwell, 45, faces three counts of assault after alleged unprovoked attacks on September 10.
Vancouver police search for 84-year-old man with dementia
Jose Aguirre was last seen at his home near Commercial Drive on Saturday morning. He frequents Clark Park and Famous Foods on Kingsway.
131 candidates registered for Vancouver's October 17 civic election
With bilingual ballot names under legal challenge, voters will choose among eight mayoral candidates and dozens more for council, school...
Former RCMP officer given conditional discharge for breach of trust involving vulnerable woman
Mark Tyler Hilland, 47, sentenced Friday to 18 months' probation with no criminal record if conditions are met.
Charges laid in Surrey shootings spanning December 2025 to August 2026
Marco Matias, 37, faces 22 criminal charges related to four separate shooting incidents across Guildford and Cloverdale.
B.C. allocates $5 million to help rural and remote communities switch to 911 calling
Funding covers technical transition costs for communities still using local 10-digit emergency numbers. Administered through Union of...
Under Armour Eastside 10K on Sept. 27 brings temporary closures to Gastown and East Vancouver
The annual race through Vancouver's eastside neighborhoods will see traffic delays from 5 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., with organizers...
Vancouver's summer felt cooler and wetter because it actually was
This year's 17.8°C average matched historical norms, breaking a streak of extreme heat that reset residents' expectations for what...
Vancouver Police Training Academy opens in Woodward's building with first 40-officer class already in session
The new $4 million facility in the Downtown Eastside is VPD's first in-house training program since 1978, with recruits scheduled to...
