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Passenger advocates say Air Canada is now classifying staffing shortages as a safety issue, freeing the airline from having to provide compensation.

Store owners in Chinatown say the growing number of tents propping up on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is having an effect on neighbouring communities, and governments aren't doing enough to help.

There are concerns over the safety of Hope, B.C.'s salmon population, as the construction of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion at the Coquihalla River takes place at the same time as the salmon migration. Connect with CBC Vancouver online: Website: https://www.cbc.ca/bc TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cbcvancouver Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbcvancouver Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBCVancouver Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBCVancouver https://twitter.com/cbcnewsbc

Students in B.C. say finding housing near their universities and colleges has become next to impossible. The lack affordable housing has some questioning whether to drop out of school.

The City of Vancouver has started removing tents in the Downtown Eastside. According to the fire department, the crowded tents and structures along East Hastings Street pose a safety risk. For one resident, it is unclear where they will now go.

Homicide investigators are urging anyone with video footage of a shooting in Surrey, which involved a taxi cab, to come forward. The incident happened Tuesday afternoon at a strip mall near 108 Avenue in the Guildford area.

The violence came as city staff started the process of removing tents and other structures along East Hastings Street

The family of Noelle O'Soup is claiming she was neglected by the province before and after her death. O'Soup was in the care of the Ministry of Child and Family Development when she disappeared.