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Expect slow service on transit because of snow - TransLink

Expect slow service on transit because of snow - TransLink

Avoid using buses, SkyTrain if possible or use outside rush hours, the regional transportation authority recommends
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Snow day for School District 43 - all school sites closed

Snow day for School District 43 - all school sites closed

Winter blast shuts down the school district as well as SFU, UBC and BCIT campuses
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B.C. drug-boat skipper pleads guilty in U.S.

B.C. drug-boat skipper pleads guilty in U.S.

Notorious B.C. drug-boat captain John (Philip) Stirling has pleaded guilty in a U.S. courtroom to smuggling methamphetamine on the high seas.
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Do you know these faces? Coroners release skull reconstructions in Tri-Cities cold cases

Do you know these faces? Coroners release skull reconstructions in Tri-Cities cold cases

The identification project, described as a unique combination of art and science, aims to ID 15 unidentified human remains brought to life with a 3D printer and sculpture students from the New York Academy of the Arts
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Longer meetings, more meetings, more talk at Port Moody council?

Longer meetings, more meetings, more talk at Port Moody council?

Meetings of Port Moody council could soon look very different.
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Shop online while on SkyTrain, then pick up packages at the station

Shop online while on SkyTrain, then pick up packages at the station

Starting this spring, SkyTrain riders will be able to have packages sent to lockers at at three SkyTrain stations
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More snow on its way tonight, Environment Canada predicts

More snow on its way tonight, Environment Canada predicts

Meteorologists predicting 5 cm to 10 cm in Coquitlam, with heavier snow starting around 6 p.m.
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What do you do with Rover in a disaster?

What do you do with Rover in a disaster?

BC SPCA calls on provincial government to include pets in emergency preparedness legislation
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Former Burnaby youth coach guilty of voyeurism should get discharge: lawyer

Former Burnaby youth coach guilty of voyeurism should get discharge: lawyer

A longtime Lower Mainland youth coach convicted of voyeurism has been through enough, thanks to false information put out by police and spread by the media, and should get a conditional discharge, his lawyer says.
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Jack Knox: Terry Fox a frontrunner for a spot on $5 bill

Jack Knox: Terry Fox a frontrunner for a spot on $5 bill

Terry Fox on the $5 bill? Having one of those in your pocket would be a nice reminder of the kind of Canadian he was, Rob Reid says. It would remind us of what the rest of us aspire to be.
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