Local, Regional News

The Juno Awards are the annual celebration of Canadian musical talent in all its variety. By their very nature, the honours are about national pride in our vibrant creative musical culture. Read More

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The independent commission that regulates B.C. Ferries has approved four new diesel-battery hybrid ships to replace the oldest working vessels in the fleet. Read More

Ryan Reynolds and his soccer club have been criticized by an environmental group for chartering a private plane to whisk the squad to a match that was roughly a three-hour drive away. Read More

Border agents have seized almost 150 kilograms of methamphetamine hidden in suitcases of outbound passengers at Vancouver International Airport so far this year. Read More

Mounties are looking for witnesses to a Sunday afternoon crash in Burnaby Heights that has left a pedestrian seriously injured. Read More

Brett Kissel, an Alberta born country singer, is letting the world know about his latest experience at Kingston’s Grand Theatre on March 27. Read More

Are the Calgary Flames still in the playoff fight? Read More

The Regina Pat Canadians were so focused on winning the Saskatchewan Male U18 AAA Hockey League championship, they had no idea what would happen next. Read More

A look at Monday's Edmonton weather from Environment Canada. Read More

Pius Suter has been called a lot of things. They're all good. Read More

The latest wave of B.C. summer music festival lineups has dropped with the popular Barnside Harvest Festival, Salmon Arm Roots and Blues, and Vancouver Jazz Festival announcing artists appearing at the events. Read More

Nationalism is fashionable again in Canada now that the federal election is underway and the tariff wars of U.S. President Donald Trump pose a threat to our economic well-being. Read More

Vancouverites are heading to the polls for a rare two-seat, city council byelection, and while ABC Vancouver's majority doesn't hang in the balance, there's plenty at stake for every one of the local parties, including the ruling one. Read More

B.C.’s privacy watchdog is sounding the alarm: British Columbians' genetic data could be for sale. Read More

When Andrew Harris and co-owner Gillian Nixon opened the suds stop Portland on Vancouver's Main Street, Oregon was regarded as the epicentre of craft beer, at least on the West Coast. Read More

A 2025 Juno Awards packed with historic performances and patriotic expressions at a critical moment in Canada's history took place at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Sunday night. Read More

The news: Vancouver teen shines spotlight on fashion sustainability during international pageant. Read More

How do you build a playground when you can’t build anything permanent? Read More

Q: Like many Canadians, my partner and I are feeling the stress of everything that’s going on and it has been taking a toll on our mental health. We used to be out and about with friends all the time, but now everyone's keeping a lower profile. On top of that, my partner's job is a bit up in the air with the potential tariffs, and the idea of relying on just my income is concerning. We do have some savings, which we were hoping to use for a wedding or down payment, but we're ready to use it for living expenses if we have to. To protect our savings as much as we can, we figured we’d better get more serious about budgeting. After doing some online research, we settled on a method that seemed like a good fit for us – we're not big on super strict tracking. We've been using it for a couple of months now, and it's generally been working out pretty well. But we’re wondering, how can we decide better between needs and wants when the expense falls kind of in between? ~Marcie Read More