Vancouver Sun

With maple leaves waving beside stars and stripes and hand-painted signs reading “Please forgive U.S.,” and “Neighbors supporting each other," more than 100 Americans gathered at Peace Arch Park Saturday to say they're sorry. Read More

Vancouver’s elections office is attributing long lineups — some reported to be more than three hours long — at byelection voting stations to a record high voter turnout. Read More

Many Canadians are opting not to travel to the U.S. in protest of President Donald Trump's tariffs and repeated threats against Canada's sovereignty. Read More

Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss in British Columbia and around the world, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems to all the up-to-date science. Read More

Liberal Leader Mark Carney is being called out for not making an election stop in B.C. nearly two weeks into the campaign. Read More

An increase in the number of complex trials and jury trials, plus a chronic judge shortage caused delays for civil and family trials in B.C. Supreme Court last year. Read More

Uncertainty loomed over B.C.'s annual forestry convention in Prince George this week as the U.S. tariff war threatened to batter an industry already struggling due to a lack of supply and underinvestment. Read More

Last July, the B.C. provincial government announced it granted temporary relief for B.C. wineries to incorporate out-of-province grapes for the 2024 vintage. The changes dealt with two significant winter events in 2022 and 2024 that led to substantial plant and production damage. Most interior wineries lost almost 50 per cent of their crop in 2023 and close to 95 per cent in 2024. Read More

Nat King Cole was at the height of his popularity in 1956, when the silky-smooth singer and pianist became the first Black person to host their own TV series in the United States. Read More

The Vancouver Whitecaps are hunting for a new home — and it could be at the PNE. Read More

The City of Vancouver is reducing its funding for school meal programs — a move that has sparked alarm for the school board trustees worried about fewer meals reaching students who depend on them. Read More

At least two private B.C. retirement homes will stop offering government-subsidized beds, a potentially problematic pattern at a time when the population is aging and more seniors are struggling with affordability. Read More

VICTORIA — Premier David Eby and his NDP government were dealt a fiscal double whammy this week, when two leading rating agencies downgraded the province’s credit on the same day. Read More

Vancouver Sun editor-in-chief Harold Munro speaks to Vancouver Sun political columnist Vaughn Palmer about the recent bond rating downgrade as the B.C. government departs from prudent management — and the reaction from Premier David Eby. Read More

The B.C. SPCA is urging pet owners to include their animals in their estate planning after the agency took in seven cats from a person who died. Read More

When Vancouver actor Emily Bett Rickards got the script for the feature film Queen of the Ring, she didn’t know anything about wrestler Mildred Burke. Read More

Jennifer Scott, 52, was celebrating a birthday and since she had dinner plans, she upgraded her service to include a makeup application. Read More

Canadians are losing billions to online investment fraud, according to Pamela McDonald of the B.C. Securities Commission. Read More

Now that B.C. has scrapped its consumer carbon tax, an energy advocacy group has renewed its call to change incoming building code requirements for the electrification of home heating. Read More

Pool season seems imminent. So, naturally, we’re thinking of stylish new swimsuits to slip into to make a stylish splash this spring. Read More