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A North Vancouver man who kicked his elderly dog in public and dragged it down the street by the leash when the dog had difficulty walking has been handed a suspended sentence by a judge and been banned from owning an animal for five years.

Mother upset by Seycove Secondary's decision to leave only one bathroom open

Mother upset by Seycove Secondary's decision to leave only one bathroom open

Not all British Columbians heard the sirens that emanated from mobile phones at 1:55 p.m., a sign that the Alert Ready system is not yet working perfectly.

Maggie Lee, 17, said adults around her seemed foggy on the three proposed systems. So she stepped in to help.

Update: The Spirit of British Columbia has resume service but is operating about 45 minutes behind schedule, СÀ¶ÊÓƵ Ferries says.

North island has spectacular 13,000-square-foot rustic-luxury home – but there’s no ferry access

СÀ¶ÊÓƵ Ferries intends to spend $2.3 billion on vessels and $1.3 billion on its terminals, including a renovation of Swartz Bay and a complete overhaul of Horseshoe Bay as part of a $3.9-billion capital plan. It is the largest capital plan in СÀ¶ÊÓƵ

Nearly a week after they were escorted from the legislature by police, legislative clerk Craig James and sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz said they remain in the dark as to the allegations surrounding their suspensions but are confident an RCMP investigati

A West Vancouver police officer has been fired after an investigation found he committed 25 acts of police misconduct, including sending nude photos of himself and inappropriate texts to victims of domestic violence and harassment.