Vancouver Sun

When and where: Dec. 15, 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Bell Performing Arts Centre Read More

Holiday spirit and support for local arts come together with The Goh Ballet Academy’s The Nutcracker. Read More

Looking for a fun and festive homemade gift? Peppermint Bark Chocolate Bombs are perfect for tucking into stockings, sharing with friends and family, or adding to a holiday treat box. Plus, who wouldn’t love a chocolatey surprise that turns into a cosy peppermint cocoa with just a pour of hot milk? Read More

A Vancouver pharmacist has been suspended after admitting to misconduct involving dispensing more than 28,000 doses of naloxone to one person. Read More

Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems to all the latest science. Read More

One person has died and a second person has been charged after an incident Friday morning in West Vancouver. Read More

A passenger on a bus that had to slam on its brakes when a car cut across two lanes and front of it to make a last-minute turn has won the right to include the car's owner in her personal injury lawsuit. Read More

A man whose car-crash injuries prevent him from working as a mechanic can’t sue the at-fault driver for pain and suffering because his injuries were ruled to be minor by the B.C. civil resolution tribunal. Read More

As global wine prices continue to balloon, you might expect that all wines produced today are made for collectors; of course, nothing could be further from the truth. Most wines in the market are not age-worthy and, regardless of their elevated prices, should be drunk sooner rather than later. Read More

Environment Canada is warning of a storm surge on B.C.'s south coast that could reach a metre high. Read More

Residents in the federal riding of Cloverdale-Langley City will head to the polls on Monday to elect a new Member of Parliament, but due to the timing of the byelection, candidates are expecting a low voter turnout. Read More

After almost two months of talks, the B.C. NDP have reached a deal for Green MLAs Jeremy Valeriote and Rob Botterell to support the government on confidence votes in exchange for collaboration on key priorities such as health care and environmental protection. Read More

B.C. Ferries is embarking on what it describes as its "largest capital investment in the organization's history." Read More

Re: Broadway plan upzoning has costs; Small businesses in affected areas worry they'll be driven out by taxes, development Read More

More flooding victims are eligible for financial help after the province expanded its disaster support fund. Read More

At US$765 million over 15 years, Juan Soto owns the richest contract in professional sport history. It’s a work of art that accelerates from $51 million to $55 million per year, and $805 million overall if the club wants to avoid his opt-out in 2029. He will earn an otherworldly $6,000 per hour over the contract’s 15-year term. Yet as much as the exquisite hitter and newest New York Met is the biggest winner this week in the business of sport, he has plenty of company on the power wagon. The other big winners are the Mets’ brand, owner Steve Cohen, a Mets fan base that has almost always lived in the shadow of the New York Yankees, and super agent Scott Boras. Read More

Several U.S. law enforcement agencies were involved in a high-speed pursuit Thursday that started with a carjacking in B.C. and crossed the U.S.-Canada border. Read More

Henry Herbert Stevens was one of B.C.’s most prominent politicians from 1910 to 1940. Read More

The product: Kamik x Cécile Gariépy Nova Clogs. Read More

They say: A holiday gift set that features four small-sized skin care essentials for a daily regimen including: Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex; Revitalizing Supreme+ Youth Power Creme; Futurist Aqua Brilliance Watery Glow Primer; and Revitalizing Supreme+ Youth Power Eye Balm. Read More