Vancouver Sun

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

VICTORIA — The New Democrats finally moved Monday on their promise to eliminate the carbon tax, introducing legislation mere hours before the next increase was scheduled to kick in at midnight. Read More

U.S. authorities have arrested a 67-year-old man from Surrey, and accused him of smuggling banned goods to Pakistan's military and its nuclear weapons program for more than 15 years. Read More

It would surprise nobody who knew Vancouver literary matriarch Alma Lee that her last words were a firm, "I'm Scottish." Read More

About half a kilometre of a key artery in Surrey will be closed starting April 1 for construction of the Green Timbers SkyTrain Station. Read More

B.C. independent investigator into police incidents that lead to injury or death says charges should be considered in a pedestrian crash last year involving a Vancouver police officer. Read More

Vancouver entertainer Vitaly Beckman has scored a hat trick of wins on the magic competition program Fool Us. Read More

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

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

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