Vancouver Sun

VICTORIA — Finance Minister Brenda Bailey was deep into debate on phasing out the carbon tax Monday night when she took a stab at rationalizing the NDP’s reasons for waiting to act until the 11th hour. Read More

Canadian soldiers took many German artillery pieces home as “war trophies” after the First World War. Read More

British Columbians got some relief at the gas pumps on Tuesday as prices tumbled overnight after the consumer carbon tax was eliminated in a marathon legislative session. Read More

Police in Burnaby are looking for witnesses and dashcam footage after a chain-reaction crash on Tuesday seriously injured a driver and pedestrian and closed Lougheed Highway at Production Way through the afternoon rush. Read More

Two suspects, both known to police, have been arrested after separate weekend attacks on bus drivers. Read More

Police in Richmond are warning drivers to simmer down after being called out to four road rage incidents — during Monday's morning rush hour alone. Read More

This is the time of year when our major classical music organizations tantalize us with important details of forthcoming seasons. Read More

Ready to make a splash this swimming season? Consider a swimsuit from the Canadian brand Bathing Belle Swimwear. Read More

April brings flowers, showers, Easter and a whole lot of classical offerings. Many of the concerts are clustered uncomfortably close together mid-month but there are lots to choose from: Read More

When: April 2-13, various times Read More

If it felt like it rained all March, it's not just your imagination. Read More

VICTORIA — British Columbians are facing a future without a consumer carbon tax for the first time in 17 years, after the early-morning approval of a bill to end the long-standing policy. Read More

British Columbians aren’t visiting Washington state very much these days. Read More

Spring has sprung and the concert biz is blooming all over town. From megastar classic rockers to chart-topping pop stars and offbeat outside artists, the April concert calendar is packed. Read More

Many of the candidates for the four parties running against ABC in Vancouver's April 5, two-seat council byelection call it the same thing: a referendum. Read More

At Gordon Ramsay restaurants, one obsesses over micro details. Hyper-vigilance is embedded in a three-Michelin chef’s DNA and has a trickle-down effect — no matter that the Gordon Ramsay Restaurant Group operates 88 restaurants around the world. Read More

The Provincial Health Services Authority was shaken up on Monday, with Health Minister Josie Osborne revealing a string of executive moves. Read More

Were you in Richmond last April? If so, you might want to dig around in your wallet, glove box or jacket pockets for any unchecked lottery tickets. Read More

B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey rushed Monday to pass legislation that would scrap B.C.'s consumer carbon tax before a scheduled increase on Tuesday. It remains to be seen, however, how much savings drivers will see at the pump as gas prices continued to rise across the province over the weekend. Read More

The one-two punch of U.S. tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs has created financial havoc for Allen Walker's small Enderby company, which most of its business with American firms. Read More