Amir Ali is a Staff Writer at Daily Hive, born and raised in Vancouver, BC. He specializes in topics related to real estate, crime, and offbeat hyperlocal stories, with a keen interest in the housing market and public security. Amir's work has been featured in a variety of reputable publications including Economic and Political Weekly, Hindustan Times, and Nature Portfolio.
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Hurricane, a sloth that the Vancouver Aquarium called its “most beloved,” has passed away.
A Vancouver Grade 7 teacher is going to end up being suspended for a total of seven days after inappropriate conduct involving a student.
A B.C. fishing crew in Chilliwack called the Sturgeon Slayers just nabbed an 11-foot-4-inch white sturgeon, which is believed to be the largest ever landed in freshwater by a female angler.
RCMP officers around B.C. will be sporting a new look soon as part of a modernization of the force's operational uniforms.
I hope the relevant governments, institutions, universities, and business organizations will consider these proposals and work towards
On Nov. 1, for the first time in many, many years, B.C. will not be falling back for daylight saving time; instead, it will stick to the newly established time zone, PCT
The Burnaby RCMP is sharing information about a peculiar crime that is taking place in cemeteries across the city, after a series of vase thefts.
By: Amir Ali
A historic B.C. election is moving further into the rearview as we look ahead to what's next for a Conservative majority government, and we touched
Halloween is just a few days away, and Vancouver could be in for some extra cold weather on the spooky night, according to the latest forecast.
By: Amir Ali
Two firms, including one in Surrey and another in Langley, have been fined hundreds of thousands of dollars after two workplace incidents led to serious injuries.
