Kristen Robinson

Almost one year after a group of female hockey players found a clandestine cell phone inside a women’s changing room a Trail man has been charged.

It’s been one year since the B.C. government received its final report on the challenges communities are facing due to repeat offending and unprovoked, violent stranger attacks.

Jacques Louis-Martin Letendre, 31, was arrested on Friday in downtown Vancouver and remains in custody pending a court appearance on Sept. 29.

A café in Vancouver’s Chinatown has gone to extreme measures to protect staff after being repeatedly targeted by crime.

Best Prince, 22, was arrested on September 14 and charged with assault with a weapon and two counts of uttering threats following an alleged violent spree in Vancouver.

Perdip Moore says he was ready to build 14 units of social housing on a lot at 436 East Hastings, but red tape with the city derailed the project.

Community engagement and involvement have really pivoted Chinatown’s direction, according to Vancouver Police Deputy Chief Const. Howard Chow.

In less than a month, Anthony Sullivan said his team on Robson Street has endured “dramatic” thefts and theft attempts, “brawls with groups of youth,” and threats with weapons.

“Honestly, no matter who we are, white, Black, Asian, Indian -- everyone -- we’re human beings, we’re the same blood,” said survivor Willy Kabayabaya.

Retail violence has increased by 500 per cent over four years, according to London Drugs’ loss prevention general manager.