News — Page 17
FIFA's Pet Store Crackdown Sparks Backlash
Mount Pleasant retailer faces fines over World Cup bear toys, despite buying from authorized supplier.
Bard on the Beach Opens 37th Season with Musical Comedy
Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor gets a song-and-dance update at Vanier Park through September.
Surrey plans two-pathway approach to illegal building enforcement
First-time offenders may get a warning letter instead of an immediate stop work order under new pilot program.
Metro Vancouver moves to Stage 3 water restrictions Monday
No lawn watering, no pool fills. Here's what changes for residents starting June 9.
How Taylor Swift prepared Vancouver for the World Cup
Taylor Swift's three-night Eras Tour in December drew 160,000 fans and lifted spending 154%. Now businesses are ready for an even bigger...
Mosquitoes in Sea-to-Sky region carry virus
Surveillance project finds California serogroup virus in two mosquito species between Squamish and Pemberton; low levels detected, no...
VGH's new chemotherapy robots speed up cancer care
Two $3 million KIRO robots cut preparation time in half, prevent backlog, and reduce occupational hazards for pharmacy staff.
Vancouver preparing for World Cup visitor surge
City guides warn tourists of homelessness, substance use in Downtown Eastside; FIFA expects economic boost similar to Taylor Swift tour impact.
Coast Mountain Bus seeks mediation after strike vote
Union representing 5,000 transit workers voted 99% in favour of strike action; employer and Unifor now negotiating with mediator present.
911 operators issue 72-hour strike notice
Emergency communications professionals cite burnout over wages, staffing, and wellness support as bargaining reaches impasse.
George Massey Tunnel closes both directions this weekend
Two overnight closures planned Friday and Saturday for essential maintenance work on aging crossing.
SFU medical school gets largest donation in university history
Stephens family gifts $40 million to new school, fueling hopes to address B.C. doctor shortage.