Metro Vancouver reviews reforms after North Shore wastewater debacle
Metro Vancouver’s governance committee is reviewing proposed reforms Thursday, following a scathing audit that flagged structural problems at the regional district after the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant ballooned billions over budget. The review comes after a Deloitte-led audit last...
Vancouver city councillor motions to dim bright headlights
You may be one of many people who feel vehicle headlights these days are too bright. On Wednesday, COPE Coun. Sean Orr presented a motion in Vancouver City Hall to address just that. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO...
Massive donation leads way for more support for adults with ADHD in Vancouver
Personal experience was the motivation behind a major donation set to change access to ADHD assessment for adults in Metro Vancouver. Professional motorcycle racer Darren James always considered his ADHD an advantage on the track. “I had ADHD as a...
Myles Gray police beating hearing adjourned after hot mic obscenity
A public hearing into the 2015 police beating death of Myles Gray that began in Vancouver this week has been adjourned after a lawyer used a strong obscenity to describe someone in a remark captured by a microphone. CLICK HERE...
Surrey residents displaced after 2 fires Wednesday
Firefighters were kept busy Wednesday by blazes at two homes in Surrey. First, three people were displaced as a fire destroyed part of a Surrey townhouse in the early afternoon. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER LIVE! Assistant...
Ex-grocery boss Darrell Jones to make ‘big announcement’ amid B.C. Conservative race
Former grocery executive Darrell Jones says he’ll be making a “big announcement” next week as he considers running for the leadership of the B.C. Conservatives. Jones, whose announcement is scheduled for Tuesday in Surrey, B.C., said last month that he...
Provincial government announces extra funding to combat extortion violence
Extortion cases continue to dominate headlines south of the Fraser River, and the provincial government says it is beefing up funding to help police fight the issue. The Ministry of Public Safety announced Thursday it is putting another $600,000 into...
B.C.’s investment regulator finds Vancouver company carried out pump-and-dump stock fraud
Financial Post Breadcrumb Trail Links B.C.’s investment regulator finds Vancouver company carried out pump-and-dump stock fraud In pump-and-dump schemes, stocks are artificially hyped to raise the price and then are sold to unsuspecting investors. The schemes usually involve so-called penny...
Vancouverites deserve to see the 3D models that reveal what the city actually has in...
Breadcrumb Trail Links Vancouverites deserve to see the 3D models that reveal what the city actually has in store for their neighbourhoods Douglas Todd: Why can’t Vancouver be like Toronto, one of many cities that provide access to data that...
Portable has been found! Stolen Squamish boulder located in California
Breadcrumb Trail Links Portable has been found! Stolen Squamish boulder located in California The popular climbing attraction went missing in early September, prompting outrage and calls for its return Author of the article: By Nathan Griffiths Published Jan 22, 2026...
