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I kicked off my Valentine’s Day by watching drivers do things that I did not love. A tip from a NOW reader I will refer to as Dhillon reminded me of a scary intersection I have been watching since I was a kid growing up in Burnaby Heights.

The B.C. Community Bat Program is asking Vancouverites to report any winter bat sightings, or dead bats

Sip your way around the world all in one place during the annual Vancouver Tea Festival .

The Port Coquitlam cancer crusader faces stiff competition to be the face of the new Canadian $5 bill, including Emily Carr, Louis Riel and Laura Secord

This may sound impossible — insane, even — but I think there is a way the Canucks can sweep the 2020 NHL Awards

*Update: TransLink says a computer connectivity issue has been fixed and the Expo line SkyTrain is now operational, although riders might still experience some delays.

Mentally, physically disabled make money selling mitt-covers

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from writing about traffic issues in the past 18 months, it’s that most drivers take absolutely no responsibility for their actions.

The province’s teachers — who have been without a contract since the end of June — are set to return to mediation with the B.C. Public School Employers’ Association. Dates have been set for the last week of February, and B.C.

B.C. Ferries has won a court injunction to keep protesters from disrupting sailings this Family Day weekend and beyond. The order issued by B.C. Supreme Court on Friday bars people from blocking access to ferry terminals by land or water.