So exploded a British banker when warned that the U.S. would be applying ... Mr. Fishman, who has held positions in the State, Defense and Treasury departments and now teaches at Columbia University’s ...

An 18-storey, mass-timber hotel tower with 168 guest rooms is proposed for 1500-1580 West 3rd Avenue, near Granville Island ...

This coastal district in British Columbia is a secluded, gorgeous destination that offers equal amounts of outdoor ...

The most detailed map yet of the landscape beneath Antarctica's ice sheet has been assembled by a team of international ...

As the administration of Columbia’s second president in two years enters its spring semester, longtime residents of the Morningside Heights community are still waiting for the University to address ...

The Columbia Heights Police Department received a report of a homicide that happened around 11:15 p.m. on Friday. The victim, identified as Ibrahim Faisal Dabarani, had been dropped off at North ...

At the same time, The Heights was working on a timeline documenting important ... mapping these locations brought their significance to life in a tangible way. “We can put things on a map, and we can ...

Vancouver City Council has approved the mixed-use rental housing redevelopment of the former Safeway site in West Point Grey.

Amid ongoing campus closure, a group of Morningside Heights residents filed a class action lawsuit against Columbia on Jan. 15, opposing the University’s closure of the 116th Street passageway to the ...

The filing is in connection with a shooting that killed 20-year-old Faisal Dabarani of Minneapolis in Columbia Heights on March 1. RELATED: 16-year-old in custody in connection to Columbia Heights ...

British Columbia. (Promotional material exaggerated the building’s height.) It failed, as well. Both hotels, which now operate under different names and management, were magnets for protesters ...

Though the state park classification predates the current political climate, many users of Google Maps took notice ... in the city of Prince George, British Columbia, in Lheidli T'enneh territory.