How the Vancouver Police Department got the green light for a $5 million campaign to reduce crime in the Downtown Eastside — or if it needed it outside approval at all — continues to be murky."Coun.

How the Vancouver Police Department got the green light for a $5-million campaign to reduce crime in the Downtown Eastside — or if it needed it outside approval at all — continues to be murky.

VANCOUVER — Alan Goodall has owned the Aura nightclub in Vancouver's entertainment district for 16 years, and says the situation for his business has never been worse.

Business owners in Vancouver and Victoria are frustrated with public safety issues in the downtown cores.

Life-saving or too disruptive? Overdose prevention site divides New West ahead of vote While some support the site’s harm-reduction services, others argue it has contributed to rising levels of ...

A Vancouver city councillor is calling for more transparency from the mayor's office after it was revealed the Vancouver Police Board was not aware of a program intended to curb crime and violence in ...

Vancouver mayor cites five possible sites for relocating troubled Granville Strip supportive housing — but won't say where Pete Fry, one of four council members not associated with Mayor Ken Sim ...

The owner of a Downtown Eastside bistro who has been beset by street crime says ironically, he's been told he could make more money selling drugs on the street.

A new report by the Vancouver Police Department says officers do not have quotas to make drug arrests in the Downtown Eastside. Photo Mike Howell ...