Nathan Griffiths

Programs that reduced speeding and running red lights led to a roughly 40 per cent reduction in fatalities, according to research.

FortisBC pipeline project near Squamish dumped 365 million litres more effluent into a creek than its permit allowed

View our wildfire tracker and get the latest information on fires in B.C., including air quality information and current bans.

Experts say the increase is driven by a combination of worsening housing shortages, drug toxicity and limited access to health care.

Ride-hailing trips have more than tripled in Metro Vancouver in the past five years, with many of them replacing trips on transit: report.

And at least one ER briefly shut down on more than 900 days out of 1,095 days, according to Postmedia analysis. Find out which one.

Amendment quadruples the amount of wastewater the energy company is allowed to discharge into nearby East Creek, which feeds into Howe Sound

Nearly 80 per cent of the more than 2,800 public comments submitted oppose the plan to create 17 neighbourhood 'villages' in Vancouver.

Wrestlers from Mexico, Canada and the U.S. descended on east Vancouver for two days of masks, music and acrobatic mayhem. See the photos.

More vehicles entered on days Vancouver hosted matches, but overall travel numbers are expected to be lower than last year. Find out more.