How VPD pushed the (false) claim that antisemitism was rising faster than other hate crimes in 2023

A Vancouver city council candidate’s social media post where she invoked a prayer while talking about voters heading to the polls is prompting calls to keep church and state separate.

For the second election in a row, a senior crime analyst with the Vancouver Police Department has stepped away from her role to run in a partisan campaign—raising new questions about politicization wi...

A city council candidate running for Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim’s ABC party is being sued by a company she helped co-found, which alleges she and two others misappropriated company funds.

Mayor Ken Sim and his ABC party are revealing new details about their platform and “public safety” plebiscite ahead of October’s municipal election.

The Vancouver Police Union says it won’t be endorsing a mayoral candidate in this year’s municipal election.

Online prediction markets are taking bets on B.C.’s municipal elections this October.

For the second time in a month, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has issued a public letter slamming the B.C. government for failing to deliver new involuntary care beds within his city—but is that actually a ...

A video showing two men using e-scooters to transport a couch has gone viral, but how the Vancouver Police Department responded has drawn some criticism.

The City of Vancouver has altered its public hearing procedures after Mayor Ken Sim claimed there was “foreign interference” at a recent meeting.

A house fire that erupted during an armed standoff in B.C.’s Lower Mainland three years ago was “intentionally” ignited by RCMP officers on scene, court documents have revealed.

A Vancouver city councillor was hoping to establish a regulatory framework for AI data centers, but her attempt to do so failed as the ABC-majority voted against the proposal.

Mayor Ken Sim issued a dramatic but vague warning to the province over its handling of involuntary care but refused to provide specifics when pressed.

Natasha Harrison learned during testimony her daughter Tatyanna was buried without her knowledge.

The City of Vancouver has parted ways with its chief procurement officer and director of supply chain management, CTV News has learned.

The Vancouver Police Department posted an image of seized cash and drugs labelled “made with AI” on social media Wednesday, drawing backlash from some commenters.

A group that advocates for safe streets says it’s disappointed with the ABC majority on Vancouver city council for rejecting a staff recommendation they believe would have saved lives.

The City of Vancouver has let go of Saul Schwebs, its chief building official, CTV News has learned.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim will not be sanctioned for breaching the municipal code of conduct by misusing his office to harass and personally attack a newly elected opposition councillor last year.

Vancouver’s mayor misused the influence of his office and harassed a not-yet-sworn-in councillor when he held a news conference at city hall after last year’s byelection, according to a report release...

A Vancouver city councillor is hoping to re-establish the city’s commitment to fund suicide prevention measures on the Granville Street Bridge, following a death earlier this month.

A Vancouver community centre organization is questioning the mayor’s capital plan, after he promised a new pool to another civic facility in South Vancouver.

The Vancouver Police Department won’t be staffing Vancouver beaches with officers on ATVs this summer.

The City of Vancouver’s two senior clerks have been replaced, CTV News has learned.

B.C.’s minister of housing and municipal affairs is weighing in on Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim’s plan that seeks to change the city’s building bylaw and pause some climate policies.

A cyclist who was hit by a man who stole a Vancouver Police vehicle is suing the department.

A newly constructed temporary plaza built next to an East Vancouver restaurant is raising questions as to whether it was accelerated due to the business’ connection to the mayor’s office.

Vancouver Coastal Health plans to open site in June in building at 900 Helmcken Street

After receiving a $175,000 boost to its budget, the Vancouver Police Board has only scheduled four meetings for all of 2026—half the number held last year, the bare minimum required by provincial legi...

The Vancouver Police Department spent nearly $56,000 on its October change of command ceremony for Chief Const. Steve Rai, CTV News has learned.

Some Vancouver community centres are questioning Mayor Ken Sim’s decision to prioritize certain community centers, following a comprehensive report published four years ago.

The City of Vancouver has eliminated one of two sex worker safety planner positions as it continues to work through “organizational and operational changes.”

The chair of the Vancouver Police Board will be concluding his term come the end of June, according to a statement by the board.