The twin sisters were murdered on this day in 1963. Crime historian Eve Lazarus tells their story to make sure they aren't forgotten

We join a roster of talented local authors at Black Bond Books for the White Rock and South Surrey Culture Crawl on October 3rd, signing copies of FREECOUVER.

Irene Pearson, 31 was a salesperson for Castlewood Homes. She was murdered on November 15, 1979 while showing a home in Tyndall Park, Winnipeg

Melody Dobson, 20 was last seen in August 1986. She was 8.5 months pregnant and vanished while walking home from her friend's house.

Many architectural marvels have been bulldozed, but these three beauties can all still be spotted in West Vancouver or North van

Dianna and Donna Ring were identical 15-year-old twins who were murdered on their way home from their Enderby, BC school.

The Vancouver Police Department's first major cold case team formed in January 2026 and has three seasoned investigators working the files

On August 3, 1991 Wanda Watson, 20 was stabbed to death in her Mount Pleasant home. A fire was set to cover up her murder

A recent proposal to investigate public interest in building a vehicle bridge over Lynn Canyon brings to mind a similar plan that was thwarted by community resistance in the late 1980s

The SS Beaver ran aground at Prospect Point off Stanley Park on July 26, 1888. Depending on what and where you read it, the wreck was caused either by strong winds, foggy conditions, a sloshed crew, o...

In the mid-1970s Bruce Stewart took his camera to Cates Park and captured these images of the annual Tsleil-Waututh Nation Canoe Festival

The North Vancouver festival lost out in a clash with the World Cup over security resources, but with more than a century of history it will be back better than ever

This 1913 home in North Vancouver is showing signs of neglect, but it has historical value as one of the few remaining buildings connected to Lynn Valley's logging history

On April 28, 1947, Trans-Canada Airlines Flight 3 took off from Lethbridge, Alberta on a routine flight to Vancouver. It never arrived.

This was North Van's first school and used to house city hall, but building something new could be a better option than trying to preserve this piece of history, writes columnist Eve Lazarus

Built from old growth fir and cedar in 1873, the home is set to reopen as part of an indoor and outdoor café and bistro complex this summer

Urban Repurpose is a hoarders delight. It’s crammed full of furniture, books, music, art, books and panels from the St. Alice Hotel

North Van's St. Alice Hotel was super swanky when it opened in 1912 but was more of a sketchy beer parlour by the time it was torn down. But what about those carvings...?

SkyTrain officially opened for business on January 3, 1986. The first train left New Westminster station at 5:20 am.

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Sharon McKenzie-Cramond, a former flight attendant with Pacific Western Airlines, went missing from Vancouver in 1981