Vancouver Sun

Ten people have been injured, including two in critical condition, in a major crash that shut down the Sea to Sky Highway near Whistler for several hours Wednesday morning. Read More

Vir Das is confident that comedy is going to get more interesting because of the current state of polarized politics, and the daily, are-you-kidding-me moments we're faced with. Read More

Looking to debut a new look this spring? There’s no better way to celebrate the season than with a fresh chop. Read More

If you're looking for a soup that’s as fancy as it is simple to make, this Creamy Lemongrass Carrot Soup is it. Read More

When: March 14, 8 p.m. Read More

What would you do to save the planet and help ensure it can sustain future generations? Would you make the ultimate sacrifice? Read More

When: May 6, 6:30 p.m. Read More

One of the Lower Mainland’s most popular parks will start accepting camping reservations later this month after heavy rain last fall shut down the park. Read More

Mounties in Lytton are asking for the public's help as they continue to investigate the homicide of a woman in Lytton three years ago. Read More

Fisher & Paykel’s design team approached him with a clear idea of what they wanted — the 3 Column (dining) Table that Woo's studio produces. Read More

On man was injured and two others were arrested Tuesday night after a shooting in Surrey. Read More

Toys “R” Us is closing its longtime location on West Broadway in Vancouver. Read More

Maybe it’s your birthday and you want to treat yourself to a special lunch. Maybe you want to sample the fare at some of the city’s top restaurants without breaking the bank. Maybe you want to feel like a tourist in your own town. Read More

A Richmond man who excluded himself from B.C. casinos said he ended up on a list for suspected money launderers, something he didn’t discover for three years, according to a case filed in B.C. Supreme Court. Read More

About one million Canadian "snowbirds," who contribute billions to the U.S. tourism industry each year, will soon be required to register and be fingerprinted before heading south, thanks to an executive order from President Donald Trump aimed at curbing illegal immigration. Read More

The Surrey Police Service is investigating a shooting involving RCMP Surrey Provincial Operations Support Unit members on Tuesday afternoon. Read More

The Sinaloa drug cartel worked closely with three Surrey men in an attempt to smuggle large amounts of cocaine from Mexico to Canada last year, the B.C. government is alleging. Read More

The provincial government is launching a marketing campaign to entice U.S. doctors and nurses to move to B.C. and working to reduce the credentialing process to six weeks for those wanting to move north of the border. Read More

Police in North Vancouver are investigating stickers promoting white supremacy as hate speech. Read More

Re: Hudson's Bay files for creditor protection to avoid bankruptcy: 'This is a big loss for Canada' Read More