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The suspect offered to trade some jewelry for the necklace the man was wearing, according to Mounties.
Crowds still gathered along Vancouver's seawall a day after the city's park board launched a campaign to promote safety outdoors.
This viral pandemic will change forever how we clean and disinfect hospitals, long-term care homes, schools, stores, offices, and even our homes, an expert believes.
For many, spending more time at home and less time socializing has encouraged them to try a new hobby or reconnect with a once-loved pastime. Among those is a B.C. MLA.
Touching photos show Vancouver hospital workers pausing to acknowledge cheers
In one of her recent news conferences, Dr. Bonnie Henry noted the toll missing out on school and activities was having on students, particularly those graduating this year.
DEVELOPING: One man has died after an overnight shooting on a residential street near Bear Creek Park in Surrey.
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"Some people go through a lot, and some people want to talk." Celine Dion is being praised for the compassionate way she dealt with a fan who rushed the stage during her performance in Las Vegas:
WATCH: Former B.C. MLA Richard Lee describes how he was detained in China in 2015: "I asked a few times and at first they said, you know what they have done ... eventually they said you coming here is considered endangering national security."
Braxton Moral is set to graduate from both his Kansas high school and Harvard University in the spring of 2019.
A Nova Scotia man says he was young and immature and generally unaware of the aggressive nature of West Coast seagulls when he left a suitcase of pepperoni near an open hotel window.
UPDATE: A skydiver who died in B.C.'s Southern Interior over the weekend has been identified as Calgary-born rap artist Jon James McMurray.
“Yeah, there is nothing happening in the airport. It’s insane. All other airports have been really spot on. This airport? Nothing happening,” said traveller Emma Logan.
Alberta's energy minister says the United Nations is an unelected, unaccountable body that has no business criticizing Canada's energy megaprojects.
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