Local, Regional News

Liberal Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said this week that a Pierre Poilievre Conservative government will take the country back to a time when nothing could get built. Read More

Vancouver police are investigating after a woman was injured by a large rock that smashed into the window of a Tesla she was riding in. Read More

A pedestrian is dead after being hid by a vehicle between Hope and Merritt early Thursday. Read More

Low-income seniors and families who receive rental support will receive more money a month to help with the rising cost of living, the B.C. government announced Thursday. Read More

The news: Pamela Card pop-up at Holt Renfrew Vancouver. Read More

Cinnamon Roll Focaccia bread is a delicious twist on the classic Italian bread made with cinnamon and brown sugar and topped with a delicious cream cheese frosting. Read More

Recent travels found me making a pit stop in Brussels and, no disrespect to Belgian wine (yes, they do produce wine) — but when in the country, beer is still top of mind. So, something a little different this week. Read More

They say: A fragrance that “signifies the childhood that remains in ourselves.” Created by famed perfumer Francis Kurkdijian, the scent boasts notes of peach and raspberry, musk and vanilla silage. Read More

University of Victoria staff failed to provide the basic medical response that could have saved the life of a first-year student who was poisoned by fentanyl on campus, according to a critical new report by a retired police chief. Read More

Weekly roundup of three properties that recently sold in Metro Vancouver. Read More

Real Housewives of New York City OG Luann de Lesseps is coming to town. Read More

If you're scratching your head a little about the NHL and Rogers renewing vows, you're not alone. Read More

Regina drivers are in for some savings when they hit the pumps after the federal government scrapped the carbon tax as of April 1. Read More

From listening to federal party leaders, you would think that tariffs were the only issue in the upcoming federal election. Why are all the parties largely, if not completely, ignoring the houselessness crisis that every city in Canada is experiencing? Read More

The Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) has declined to reconsider a Saskatchewan court ruling that ordered a new trial for Dillon Ricky Whitehawk. Read More

Men and women are more split in their opinions of Pierre Poilievre than they are of Mark Carney, according to a new Leger poll of residents in B.C. Read More

The economic uncertainty from the U.S.-Canada trade war has scuttled any hopes of a modest recovery in Metro Vancouver's presale condo market. Read More

For years the Gibsons' area was synonymous with the CBC-TV show The Beachcombers. Read More

Property taxes have risen at more than double the rate of inflation in the B.C. cities that are growing the most rapidly. Read More

A huge gender gap challenge for Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives among B.C. voters. Lukewarm support for all major party leaders on how well they connect with regular people. And an NDP leader fighting for his political life in Burnaby. Andrew Enns, an executive vice-president at the polling firm Leger, discusses new survey results with Harold Munro, editor in chief of The Vancouver Sun and Province. Watch: Read More