Drivers will have to plan different routes through Downtown Vancouver starting Monday. A closure will be put in place to
Granville Street shuts down to cars Monday for FIFA pedestrian zone Read More »
The rain this weekend might have thrown a wrench in your plans, but it has certainly reduced the fire danger
Rain lowers wildfire risk in B.C. and brings ‘reprieve from the dryness’ Read More »
Officials launched programs to prevent crimes such as human trafficking from happening during the World Cup. However, at a march
Vancouverites march in solidarity with sex workers as World Cup anxieties loom Read More »
A structure fire broke out at a restaurant in Central Saanich on Saturday morning, destroying the business. When crews arrived
Early morning fire destroys Central Saanich restaurant Read More »
Around 300 Hong Kong residents and supporters gathered at Robson Square in Vancouver on Saturday. They are calling on the
Demonstrators hold rally for Hong Kong residents facing PR processing backlog Read More »
It’s that time of year again, when two teams battle it out for North American hockey supremacy. And few people
1130 NewsRadio was not an all-news station on June 6, 1944, when Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy,
1130 NewsRadio covered D-Day, station first one in Vancouver to provide news of invasion Read More »
Jennifer Whiteside, Minister of Labour, has brought in a special negotiator to help settle the Emergency Communications Professionals labour dispute.
Minister of labour appoints special mediator for 9-1-1 negotiations Read More »
It was a week to forget for the Surrey Police Service – with Chief Constable Norm Lipinski being abruptly shown
Questions continue to swirl around ouster of SPS Chief; no investigation forthcoming Read More »
FIFA announced that fans are now allowed to bring disposable water bottles into the stadiums in the U.S. and Canada
FIFA changes course on disposable water bottles after backlash Read More »
