Vancouver Sun

Here’s all the latest news concerning the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and the steps leaders are taking to address these issues. Read More

VICTORIA — Recent B.C. opinion polls tell a similar story as an election approaches. Read More

University of B.C. researchers and Okanagan Nation elders have launched a new parenting app offering a mix of traditional, culturally appropriate parenting advice and contemporary resources for Indigenous parents. Read More

Mounties are warning the public about a dangerous sex offender who was convicted of sexually assaulting two women and is now living in Surrey. Read More

South East Asia here we come!  After months of anticipation, our week-long river cruise along the Mighty Mekong is about to begin.  Our itinerary included activities through the ancient countries of Vietnam and Cambodia. There were visits to cultural sites, walks in rural communities and rides on traditional conveyances. Read More

A Vancouver Island First Nation is working with a Taiwanese energy company as it builds a $100 million battery plant on reserve land. Read More

The president of the University of British Columbia has told pro-Palestinian protesters that the school must remain neutral on the Gaza conflict. Read More

Two weeks after beekeeper Matt Hilton was immortalized with his own Topps trading cards following his heroic efforts at a Major League Baseball game in Phoenix, Major League Soccer countered with its own Topps collectible. The MLS racoon card made its debut this week as another example of how expansive — and creative — the trading card market has become. Read More

Sunscreen should be a year-round part of your skin-care routine. No excuses. Read More

Homegrown film, TV and digital media is feted every year during Canadian Screen Week. Read More

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As she prepares to head out on her Greatest Hits Tour, the time has come to look back on the many achievements of the Belleville, Ont., artist born Avril Ramona Lavigne. Read More

Sarah McLachlan released Fumbling Towards ecstasy on Vancouver's Nettwerk records on Oct. 22, 1993. The third album from the singer proved to be the one that broke her internationally and provided the industry pull to found the successful Lilith Fair tours from 1997 to 1999. Read More

Weekly roundup of three properties that recently sold in Metro Vancouver. Read More

The Vancouver Amazons probably hadn’t played much hockey by February 1918. But the girls’ team from King George High School in the West End had nerve — they issued a challenge to Vancouver’s “senior puck chasers,” the Vancouver Ladies Hockey team. Read More

FORT NELSON — Videos posted on social media show what appear to be several homes destroyed in the wildfire zone outside Fort Nelson in far northeast British Columbia. Read More

So, where’s your closest garden centre? Read More

Vancouver is beautiful. It’s beautiful to visit, it’s a beautiful place to study, and it’s a beautiful city to retire in. Read More

B.C. Housing has started foreclosure proceedings against a rental apartment building in Merritt after the developer failed to repay a low-interest 2019 construction loan on time. Read More

Shadae Johnson wanted a home birth. Instead, her seven-week old baby was born in a room at the Executive Hotel in Richmond. Two pushes and he was out. Read More