Going coastal: the story of ferry travel in B.C., both good and bad, is told...
From just two ships in 1960 to a fleet of 75 vessels today, BC Ferries is one of the world’s largest ferry fleets in terms of size, boasting a workforce of some 4,500 employees. But the history of coastal ferry...
Section of HWY 3 may reopen as early as Boxing Day: ministry
The Ministry of Transportation and Transit says a stretch of Highway 3 that has been closed for several days could reopen as early as Boxing Day. A 50-metre section of the highway, about 42 kilometres east of the Highway 3/5...
Mobility bike for child with special needs stolen in Maple Ridge
The Ridge Meadows RCMP is turning to the public for help locating a stolen mobility bike belonging to a child with special needs. At around 1:30 p.m. Friday, officers were flagged down by a resident outside a store on 224th...
Alex Fraser Bridge down to 1 lane after 8-car crash
Traffic on the Alex Fraser Bridge has been reduced to one lane northbound after an eight-car crash, DriveBC announced at 4:20 p.m. Sunday. The crash at the north tower brought traffic down to one lane. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO...
2 people arrested in ongoing drug trafficking investigation in West Kelowna
The West Kelowna RCMP says two people were arrested Friday in connection with an ongoing investigation into drug trafficking. The arrests were made as Mounties executed a search warrant at a home on Rutland Road, where they seized “various controlled...
Vancouver student gets to the root of why it’s so hard to put down your...
Breadcrumb Trail Links Vancouver student gets to the root of why it’s so hard to put down your phone Henry Chuang, a Grade 10 student at St. George’s School in Vancouver, is now a finalist in a global science competition...
Judge protects B.C. Alzheimer’s patient from husband ‘trying to kill her’
Breadcrumb Trail Links Judge protects B.C. Alzheimer’s patient from husband ‘trying to kill her’ B.C. man spoke openly about a ‘death plan’ for his 77-year-old wife if she became ineligible for MAID, over her objections Author of the article: By...
North Shore mountains finally opening as climate change shortens ski seasons
The comforting hum of a gondola was music to the ears of many happy downhill enthusiasts who lined up to ski down Grouse Mountain Friday. It was one of the latest openings on record for the mountain — which is...
Michael Bublé pitches in to help at the Greater Vancouver Food Bank
Holiday spirits were high at the Greater Vancouver Food Bank (GVFB) Thursday when a local music legend showed up to help out. Burnaby-born Michael Bublé volunteered alongside staff, handing out Senior’s Program Packs to clients. “What began for some as...
Long wait times for B.C.’s IVF funding leave hopeful parents-to-be disappointed
For 41-year-old Nina, B.C.’s publicly funded IVF program was her last chance at having a baby. She began her journey to motherhood with the Olive Fertility Centre back in 2014. She eventually became pregnant with twins, but sadly lost them...
