Mike Howell

Temporary fire hall was planned for green space at Gore and Union streets

"We can talk about affordability. We can talk about safety. We can talk about swagger all day long. Those are all tied into building a place that our kids and grandkids will want to call home."

City director: "The pool is in a much better situation, but it is still an end-of-life asset."

A new report says up to 1,350 people would die or suffer severe injuries and nearly 6,100 privately owned buildings would be heavily damaged.

Sandra Singh, deputy city manager: "If there's anyone remaining, it's not because there weren't choices available to them."

City staff says "unprecedented volume of projects in-stream," which will surpass five-year target of 28,900 completed homes

Bob Underhill, chair of Vancouver's Remembrance Day committee: "I'm really proud that we were able to accomplish this."

Get into the festive spirit at Vancouver Aquarium's Holiday Splash from now until Jan. 5, 2025

Sales of illicit tobacco are used to fund organized crime, while shorting the government millions in potential tax revenue

As the Tri-Cities' premier venue for live arts, exhibitions and experiences, Evergreen Cultural Centre is hosting a festive lineup sure to fill your family with holiday cheer.