Police are still trying to find out why a 34-year-old man flying from Vancouver International Airport to Ontario had a loaded gun in his carry on bag. The weapon was detected by X-ray machines. The man is known to police.

The first of four sessions called "Solid Waste: Options for the Region" took place in Coquitlam, B.C. on November 18. About 100 people turned out on a rainy night to have their say on measures that will impact over 2.25 million people in Metro Vancouver.

Raj Soomel, a 35-year-old father, was gunned down near a half-way house in Vancouver where he was living following a conviction for attempted murder. On Sept. 29 he was gunned down. Police now say it was a case of mistaken identity.

A member of the drug gang known as the Red Scorpions has been arrested following a police raid. Police said the Red Scorpions gang has been involved in violent warfare in suburban Vancouver with the rival U.N. Gang as well as Independent Soldiers.

In Vancouver on a speaking tour to promote her new auto-biography, former Afghan Member of Parliament Malalai Joya took the opportunity to speak out against what she calls the corrupt regime of Hamid Karzai, and NATO intervention in her home country.

Trash has been a major point of discussion in Metro Vancouver lately, and that will continue with a series of forums on garbage, recycling, and sustainability from November 18 to November 20 in Coquitlam, Langley, and Vancouver.

Vancouver police have acquired an acoustic device capable of emitting focused directed sound at levels between 99 and 146 decibels, and Olympics opponents and civil libertarians alike fear it will be used to disrupt protests during the Olympic Games.

A Vancouver RCMP officer has been charged with impaired driving for a second time in just over four weeks. Vancouver Police arrested him on Oct. 3 when he slammed his car into a bridge. Now, cops have picked him against for driving while impaired.

It is hoped that organizers of the 2010 Winter Olympics have paid more attention to detail than the people who created content on the Vancouver2010.com website.

The third phase of ticket sales for the Vancouver/Whistler 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympics was delayed by one week because of a configuration problem on the ticket sales website.

Naming a baby is always a momentous occasion. The name must be suitable, reflecting the parents' beliefs and cherished family members as well as hopefully providing the baby with a name that serves the child well all its life.

Authorities have been baffled by feet inside running shoes that keep turning up on beaches in B.C. One foot found in October is no longer a mystery - thanks to DNA.

Police used a Taser to subdue a man who had allegedly walked away after stabbing his brother with a butcher knife. Police said they had use a Taser shot because the man was non-compliant and was advancing on police.

Fugitive Bangkok banker who fought extradition from Canada for 13 years was put on board a plane to Thailand on Thursday. RCMP handed him over to Thai authorities at Vancouver International Airport. He is accused of embezzlement of USD $82 million.

A seventh foot inside a Nike running shoe has been recovered in Metro Vancouver. Police are already dealing with six other mystery feet in shoes that have surfaced at various coastal locations around B.C. The latest find was made on a beach in Richmond.

For decades, when a child behaves badly he is given a time out and stands in front of the wall. But now a Vancouver school is actually sending children to a time out room, which is actually a closet.

A Metro Vancouver man who attempted to circumcise his four-year-old son using a razor blade, a kitchen cutting board, and a veterinary blood coagulant was recently found guilty of criminal negligence causing bodily harm.

Five people were taken to hospital after a man began randomly knifing people on different streets in Vancouver on Saturday evening. Police said the bizarre episode covered several city streets but the man was finally chased down and arrested.

A 24-year-old Vancouver woman walking in a posh area of town was brutally beaten and sexually assaulted on Oct. 18. Vancouver cops say they are outraged by the predatory attack and have released a composite drawing of the suspect.

When the 2010 Winter Games begin in Vancouver 40 journalists will be covering history in the making by being part of that history. Forty teenage journalists from across Canada will be reporting as part of a program called Historica-Dominion at the Games.