Lasia Kretzel

The yet-to-be-named park at the corner of Smithe and Richards streets in Vancouver's Yaletown opened Friday, after facing more than a year of delays.

RCMP received several reports about a young man asking people to help him pay for his cab. Victims later noticed fraudulent charges on their debit cards.

A Vancouver-based lawyer says the questions in the 2021 census to identify transgender and non-binary Canadians could be upsetting or put them at risk.

Canada's long-term care sector is ill-prepared to handle a rapidly aging population, say providers, as Ottawa releases the latest census data.

In an effort to work towards reconciliation, flags representing the three host nations of Vancouver will soon permanently fly in Stanley Park.

Despite its efforts the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre says the sea lion's injuries were too severe and the decision was made to euthanize the animal.

Ukrainians refugees coming to B.C. after fleeing the ongoing Russian invasion can now receive medical coverage the moment they arrive in the province.

Just over half of Canadians are satisfied with how the federal government has handled COVID-19, but a poll shows most people want a public review.

A Metro Vancouver Transit Police officer is getting attention on TikTok this week after defending his rainbow chest police patch against would-be bullies.