Vancouver Sun

Freshen up your fragrance selection this spring with one of these five new releases. Read More

Vancouver Sun and The Province crime reporter Kim Bolan has been nominated for a 2025 National Newspaper Award. Read More

Martin Buck and his wife, Irene, crossed the border into Canada on Jan. 20, the same day Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the U.S. Read More

The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival has just announced new additions to its lineup for the Vancouver event on Sept. 12-14. Read More

A dubious trend toward including “below-market” apartment units in a new wave of rental highrises is contributing to a less attractive, less neighbourly Metro Vancouver, say housing specialists. Read More

B.C.'s 17 year old carbon tax is about to take a U-turn. Read More

When Vancouver Coun. Rebecca Bligh got the call on Feb. 14 informing her she was out of the ABC party, three other people were on the line — Mayor Ken Sim, party president Stephen Molnar, and an Alberta-based political strategist named Stephen Carter. Read More

Donald Trump's tariffs have prompted many Canadians to rethink where they're headed for their next vacation. Read More

B.C. independent investigators into police incidents that lead to serious injury or death are looking into the arrest of a woman in Quesnel over a year ago. Read More

For the 25th consecutive year, a heron colony is nesting and raising its young in Stanley Park with little regard to the tennis players and park users buzzing around below. Read More

For more than 40 years, Ricky Ciarniello was the public face and voice of B.C.’s notorious Hells Angels motorcycle gang. Read More

Surrey Coun. Mike Bose recently asked the city's finance department what he thought was a simple, but timely question: What are the details of a contract between the city and a U.S. real estate advisory firm on a major redevelopment project? Read More

While the future of the Hudson's Bay Company remains uncertain, its Langley location offered signs Monday that a store closure — and the end of a nationally known brand — could be near. Read More

For six decades, UBC graduate Robert Murray (class of 1963) treasured a small, hardbound 1931 edition of Camping and Woodcraft: A Handbook for Vacation Campers and Travellers in the Wilderness, by Horace Kephart. Read More

Fraser Health has issued a warning about unauthorized Ayurvedic medicines being sold in Surrey after an investigation into a case of lead poisoning. Read More

VICTORIA — Premier David Eby says his threat to slap a toll on Alaska-bound trucks passing through B.C. was mainly intended to get the attention of the state’s Republican politicians. Read More

Police in Delta investigating a report of shots fired discovered a vehicle riddled with bullet holes but no victims. Read More

The provincial government has ordered a 3.75 per cent increase — well above the inflation rate — to B.C. Hydro rates over each of the next two years, citing inflation, U.S. tariffs and cost of the Site C dam. Read More

Re: Canada should fill the gap left by U.S. retreat from public health Read More

The product: La Beauté Louis Vuitton Read More