John Hua

Ticket resellers are calling it a throw-back to the “Mike Keenan Era.”

It’s the highest spike in B.C. property assessments in about a decade with some homeowners seeing the value of their properties jump nearly 30 per cent.

It wouldn’t be spring without that sting at the pumps.

Faisal Qureshi says it was something he never heard before, but knew the unmistakable sound of gunshots outside his Surrey home.

The colourful spots of the Poco Dots Child Care Centre van has become a staple in Port Coquitlam. Vandals, however, saw it as an easy target over the weekend.

Mission residents continue to protest against the relocation of high-risk sex offender, James Conway, into their community.

Parents say there’s little hope in finding new child care on such short notice.

A man drove 140 km/h, causing an accident that killed Alphonsus Hui. He was acquitted Now, his daughter and 60,000 people are demanding justice.

The former head of B.C.’s Integrated Illegal Gambling Enforcement Team (IIGET) says the B.C. Liberals didn’t crack down on money laundering in casinos because they didn’t want to disrupt the flow of money.

“That security manager then escorted the loan shark to an area within that casino that everyone knew was not covered by cameras.”

“Question No. 3 was, ‘Which person is racist? The… correct answer was ‘right-wing people.’”

Neighbours claim the illegal Oasis House hostel is back in business even though a judge found the owner in contempt of court for using her townhouse for short-term rentals.

A recent poll found most Canadians want manufacturers to release repair information to make it easier to fix broken electronics.

While others sent legal counsel on their behalf, Fred Pinnock was determined to stand before the Cullen Commission for the very first time.

An integral part of the supply chain, crucial shipments would be unable to make it to port without B.C. coast pilots in the wheelhouse of visiting ships.

“There are range of things we’re learning right now through this pandemic that are going to change how we do business,” said Premier John Horgan.

B.C. Supreme Court Justice Barry Davies ordered the sale of the Oasis Hostel in North Vancouver, owned by Emily Yu.

Vancouver Coastal Health declined Global News’ requests for an on-camera interview with a spokesperson and the doctor faced with the critical findings.

The health authority’s silence has compounded the Abbotsford family’s grief and trauma, said Jaxon’s mother, who wants the media to press for answers on what happened to her son.

The question that will always haunt his parents is: did the rupture happen the day they first rushed Jaxon to the emergency room?