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Vancouver mining firm's Kristi Noem hire sparks backlash from residents
NovaRed Mining announced Kristi Noem joined its advisory board, triggering immediate criticism from Vancouverites over her ties to Trump...
Surrey poverty-fighting organization rebrands as SUMS Place
After 30 years addressing homelessness in Whalley, Surrey Urban Mission Society officially adopted the name SUMS Place Thursday with a...
Canada's first men's World Cup win electrifies BC Place
Jonathan David's hat trick leads dominant 6-0 rout of Qatar on Thursday, securing top spot in Group B with one match to play.
Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun political columnist, wins Michener-Baxter Award
The B.C. legislature reporter and editorial cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon become only the 14th and 15th recipients of Canada's most...
Canada's World Cup win sends historic ripples through Richmond and Surrey
Suburban watch parties and fan gatherings brought thousands of residents together Thursday to witness the men's national team's...
Knowledge Network marks National Indigenous History Month with 12 new films
B.C.'s public broadcaster curated documentaries and series exploring Indigenous histories, cultures, and justice; eight focus on B.C....
Granville Street packed with celebrations after Canada's historic win
Thousands flooded downtown Vancouver Thursday evening as the city erupted in red and white after the 6-0 World Cup victory.
Cloverdale Market Days returns June 27 with 14 food vendors
Surrey's popular outdoor festival takes over downtown Cloverdale with farmers, artisans, musicians, and expanded food truck offerings.
Canada notches first men's World Cup win, 6-0 over Qatar
Jonathan David scored a hat trick as the hosts dominated at BC Place on June 19, advancing Canada's tournament hopes.
More whales visiting Vancouver waters, researchers say. Here's why.
Transient killer whales, humpback, and grey whales are increasingly seen in the Salish Sea. Recovery from whaling and conservation...
B.C. approves underground mining expansion at Red Chris Mine
The province cleared block-caving at the northwestern copper and gold mine where three workers were trapped 500 metres underground last July.
Canada-B.C. partnership opens new transit and health funding
More than $5 billion in federal investment over 10 years targets housing, hospitals, and the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension.
