Vancouver Sun

The news: Vancouver teen shines spotlight on fashion sustainability during international pageant. Read More

How do you build a playground when you can’t build anything permanent? Read More

Amtrak service between Vancouver and Seattle has been reduced to buses only as the rail giant deals with the sudden loss of 25 passenger cars on its Cascades route. Read More

Veteran mediator Vince Ready has been called in to resolve a labour dispute that has left the Kootenay Lake ferry running on essential service-only since last fall. Read More

A fired-up Jenny Kwan attacked Liberal MP Paul Chiang on Sunday for his controversial suggestion that Canada should send a Conservative candidate to Hong Kong and collect a "bounty" from China. Read More

The last weekend of March is the kickoff for the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival, with a big picnic Saturday in slightly soggy David Lam Park. Read More

To District of North Vancouver Mayor Mike Little, the kilometres-long traffic jams North Shore commuters face every day at the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge are emblematic of the transportation issues all of Metro Vancouver is facing. Read More

Snotty Nose Rez Kids became the first Indigenous group to win the Juno award for rap album of the year at Saturday night's Juno Awards Gala at the Vancouver Convention Centre. The Haisla duo from Kitamaat Village won the award for its most recent album, Red Future. Read More

A landlord who was ordered to pay $82,000 because she didn’t occupy her Shaughnessy mansion after evicting her tenant will get another residential tenancy branch hearing. Read More

A Canada-wide class-action lawsuit has been launched in B.C. alleging Apple Canada engaged in misleading advertising when it marketed the iPhone 16, by promising it would include innovative artificial intelligence features that it did not have. Read More

TORONTO — An Ontario judge has rejected a Hudson’s Bay restructuring agreement, increasing the likelihood that lenders may seek to push the company into receivership. Read More

For the second time this year, Mission Memorial Hospital is closing its emergency room temporarily because of a doctor shortage. Read More

Protests were held Saturday in Vancouver, Surrey and Langley as part of a global demonstration against the policies of U.S. President Donald Trump and billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Read More

It's Canada's time to shine and this weekend at the 2025 Juno Awards will be no different. Read More

The Juno Songwriters' Circle is described as a once-in-a-lifetime experience and it lives up to its billing. It is one of the top draws with industry folk, musicians and those in the know. 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

On March 27, 1926, wreckers started tearing down the Hudson’s Bay store at the corner of Granville and Georgia. Read More

The wine industry has seen it's share of troubles in recent years, and tariffs are just the latest. Before you blame the Americans, Canadian provinces and territories have been applying massive tariffs on wine, beer and spirits for decades. Read More

Election sign orders are streaming in at TR Trades Reproduction, a family-owned printing business in Kitsilano. Their most recent run was 35 signs for a local Green candidate running in the federal election. Read More

The May 1 deadline is looming for operators of short-term rentals across B.C. to register with the province and pay an annual fee. Read More