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Hong Guo associate abused court process to 'extort' settlement: judge

Hong Guo associate abused court process to 'extort' settlement: judge

Businessman’s legal action over failed real estate deal based on “improper purposes,” BC Supreme Court justice rules
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Missing man found, North Vancouver RCMP say

Missing man found, North Vancouver RCMP say

The man was safe, police say
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BC Highway Patrol pulls over truck with no door and no seat belts

BC Highway Patrol pulls over truck with no door and no seat belts

A truck with no back window, no passenger door, no seat belts
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B.C. man embarks on province-wide cycle journey to support community mental health programs

B.C. man embarks on province-wide cycle journey to support community mental health programs

The ride will cover more than 1,500 kilometres and 15,500 metres of climbing
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Almost 800,000 air fryers recalled in Canada and U.S. due to fire hazard

Almost 800,000 air fryers recalled in Canada and U.S. due to fire hazard

The Insignia fryers and air fryer ovens were sold in Best Buy, Amazon and Ebay
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B.C. doctor is in Alberta court this week facing child sex charges

B.C. doctor is in Alberta court this week facing child sex charges

Interior Health's former top doctor was charged in June 2021
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CMHC: No affordability relief in sight for Vancouver housing in 2022

CMHC: No affordability relief in sight for Vancouver housing in 2022

Moderating growth in prices, sales, housing starts and rentals outmatched by demand, lack of inventory and construction costs
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Dog rescue societies at bursting point as pandemic pets given up

Dog rescue societies at bursting point as pandemic pets given up

The pandemic lockdowns created a massive demand for dogs in the region. But now, as restrictions are lifted and people return to work, some dog owners are finding Fido no longer fits their plans.
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B.C. resident seeking to put security cameras around town to help catch criminals

B.C. resident seeking to put security cameras around town to help catch criminals

Michael Guthrie outfitted his home with $1,500 worth of security cameras
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University of B.C. to keep mask mandate in place until June 30 as sixth wave looms

University of B.C. to keep mask mandate in place until June 30 as sixth wave looms

VANCOUVER — The University of British Columbia says it will keep its mask mandate for indoor spaces until the end of June as experts anticipate the province will enter the sixth wave of the pandemic.
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