Opinion: A city's people can't show up for each other when rents keep going up and they have to work more or move further out. Do you agree?

The motion showcased a recent trend at City Hall.

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.

Residents want to know why BC’s Residential Tenancy Branch keeps siding with Plan A.

Organizers of a public fireworks festival, which has brought millions of people to Vancouver's English Bay over the past three decades, says it can’t go ahead without long-term government and private-...

A fire spread across multiple highrise buildings in a Hong Kong housing complex on Wednesday, killing 13 people and leaving others trapped inside, authorities said.

Draft budget contemplates cuts in 12 of 20 areas, and spending freezes in two. Five departments will get spending boosts. Read more.

The B.C. government says it will explore implementing mandatory codes of conduct for local governments and strengthening enforcement.

A newly-formed non-profit society is challenging the city and park board's process in deciding to build a half-sized pool to replace the existing facility.

A CTV News investigation into a Vancouver police media blitz regarding stranger assaults in the city during the 2022 election year prompted concern from international tour operators.

A Vancouver group believes it has a solution to address financial and structural issues with the city’s popular Kitsilano Pool – Bitcoin mining.

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A Vancouver councillor is hoping to move the city closer to banning the use of in-sink garbage disposals to get rid of food waste that ought to be composted instead.