Ian Holliday

The B.C. government provided its long-awaited update on the cost of hosting FIFA World Cup games in Vancouver Friday, showing the tournament is either getting more expensive or more affordable, depending on how you look at it.

The B.C. government provided its long-awaited update on the cost of hosting FIFA World Cup games in Vancouver Friday, showing the tournament is either getting more expensive or more affordable, depending on how you look at it.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking the public for help as they investigate an alleged sexual assault that happened beneath the Expo Line SkyTrain tracks in East Vancouver.

Imminent flooding has prompted upgraded warnings from the B.C. River Forecast Centre as authorities in the province's southeast issue evacuation alerts.

Surrey police and members of the heavily armed Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team shut down Highway 10 between 152 and 168 streets Friday night as they investigated what they called a “family disturbance.”

A Burnaby massage therapist has agreed to a fine and several other disciplinary measures for violations of the provincial regulatory college's billing, record-keeping and marketing standards.

It's been a little over a year since Sasha Pang first connected with HiRO, the Hearts in Rhythm Organization , but in that time, her life has changed dramatically.

A B.C. Supreme Court justice has taken the unusual step of ordering Tofino tenants to vacate their home after overturning a flawed decision of the province's Residential Tenancy Branch.

A former registered massage therapist has admitted to professional misconduct involving “unsubstantiated billing” and failing to produce documents requested by his regulatory college.

A B.C. high school teacher has been disciplined by a provincial regulator for a series of “inappropriate and unprofessional” comments he made during his first year on the job.