‘I’m really sorry’: Sea-Doo rider who collided with whale says he never meant to hit...
The person who collided with a grey whale while riding a Sea-Doo in the waters off Vancouver Monday evening is speaking out for the first time. The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, told 1130 NewsRadio he never meant to...
ICBC reminds road users to be aware of their surroundings
A warning out to B.C. drivers Wednesday to slow down and be aware of their surroundings, as more pedestrians and cyclists head out this spring As the weather warms up and more folks take to the great outdoors – cyclists, pedestrians, and scooter...
North Vancouver commercial driver has his truck impounded after several infractions
A heavy commercial flat deck driver has had his company vehicle impounded after alleged impaired driving and turning off his speed limiter. On April 30, around 4 p.m. near Popkum, a heavy flat deck was stopped on Highway 1, eastbound....
Local group planning to make bid to buy Vancouver Whitecaps, says jobs minister
B.C.’s jobs minister says a local group is planning to make a bid to buy the Vancouver Whitecaps. Ravi Kahlon said Wednesday the government was approached by an interested group, but he isn’t saying who is behind it. CLICK HERE...
Targeted detours to reopen Vancouver’s Broadway corridor sooner
The province is aiming to reopen parts of Vancouver’s Broadway corridor that are closed due to the subway construction sooner. Targeted car detours during the Broadway Subway construction are reducing the time that residents, businesses, and commuters are affected by...
Vancouver Starbucks murder suspect was still taking schizophrenia meds: prosecutor
A prosecutor in the murder trial of a man who stabbed a Vancouver Starbucks patron to death says the evidence doesn’t establish that the suspect had stopped taking his schizophrenia medication months earlier, as he had testified. Daniel Pruim says...
Woman sentenced to one day in jail in connection with infant assault incident at Surrey...
A woman has been sentenced in connection with an incident involving the assault of three babies at Surrey Memorial Hospital last year. In December, 35-year-old Lindsey Hirtreiter was charged in connection with the assaults, which police said took place on...
Are you ready for FIFA? Organizers share information about transit, security, and stadium rules
Are you ready for the FIFA World Cup to take over Vancouver? Organizers launched a “Know Before You Go” campaign Wednesday as a way to help prepare the city for match day madness. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO...
Eat Streets: The hidden gem of Burnaby Heights
Article content Exploring the restaurants that bring Metro Vancouver neighbourhoods to life. If food lovers in the Lower Mainland know Burnaby Heights, it’s probably because of Anton’s, a pasta restaurant at 4260 East Hastings St. that’s renowned for its giant...
‘A huge disappointment’: B.C. Sports Hall of Fame has to shut down during the FIFA...
Breadcrumb Trail Links ‘A huge disappointment’: B.C. Sports Hall of Fame has to shut down during the FIFA World Cup The hall is located inside B.C. Place and FIFA has full control of the building for two months starting May...
