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Canada outshot Switzerland 13-6 and still lost — that's the cruelest kind of defeat
BC Place watched their team dominate possession and corners, only to walk off with nothing. That's how Switzerland wins.
Guinness leads the charge as fans toast Canada-Switzerland
Bars across Vancouver report Guinness as the top pick during World Cup matches, with Molson Canadian and Michelob Ultra close behind.
Richmond's free gardening workshops return every Thursday through October
Lansdowne Centre hosts weekly sessions starting June 25 with "Harvest Greens." Kids' workshops scheduled for July, August, and September.
B.C. teacher banned 10 years for relationship with student after graduation
Robert Ian Collett exchanged romantic emails with a Grade 12 student, then kissed them at a park one month after they graduated.
Canada vs Switzerland at BC Place Today — Book Your Lunch Hour
A must-win Group F match kicks off at noon, and this city is about to get loud.
Heat records shatter across B.C. as temperatures soar
Fourteen communities set new daily highs Monday and Tuesday, with Squamish reaching 34.1°C and Abbotsford hitting 33°C.
FIFA's strict bag rules at BC Place: know before you go
Clear bags must not exceed 12 x 6 x 12 inches; clutch purses limited to 4.5 x 6.5 inches. All bags inspected at entry.
Advocates push B.C. to restrict NDAs in abuse and harassment cases
Community Legal Assistance Society releases report calling for legislation to stop non-disclosure agreements silencing survivors.
Surrey Canada Day festival brings Josh Ross and four stages to Cloverdale
Western Canada's largest July 1 celebration features four stages, amusement rides, food trucks, beer garden, and fireworks starting at 10:15 p.m.
BC Hydro illegally discouraged injured worker from filing claim
Supreme Court upholds Workers' Compensation Board ruling that utility discouraged employee compensation claim.
Archival footage captures BC Place construction in early 1980s
A five-minute film from 1981 shows the monumental effort—and shirtless workers—that went into building Vancouver's iconic stadium before...
Downtown Vancouver could face office space shortage by 2029
With zero new office towers in the development pipeline, the city's premium office market could flip from 12.9% vacancy to a tight...
