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BC Lions get first win of season, downing Edmonton Elks 36-24 in Kelowna
James Butler rushed for 135 yards and two touchdowns as the Lions earned their first victory Saturday at the temporary Apple Bowl stadium.
BC Supreme Court blocks sale of vehicle seized in dangerous driving cases
Justice Gareth Morley ruled the owner can preserve the 2015 Dodge Challenger at his own cost pending trial.
Vancouver City Council to decide on 17-neighbourhood villages plan for mixed-use density
July 14 public hearing will consider rezoning about 13,000 lots for low-rise apartments, townhomes, and retail across the city.
Vancouver cruise terminal sets monthly record with nearly 290,000 passengers expected in July
Canada Place hits all-time high as peak summer season drives over 1.4 million total cruise visits for 2026.
BC nurses begin picketing Vancouver General Hospital as strike escalates over pay
Union maintaining essential services but refusing overtime as 98% of nearly 51,000 nurses voted for job action.
Metro Vancouver regional parks lose services as union escalates strike Saturday
All outside workers walk off at 25 parks; only one essential worker per park after 4:30 p.m.
SkyTrain manager sued over Surrey-Langley expansion cost overruns
Project manager Ahmed Salih claims he was 'scapegoated' after a concrete batch plant failure forced the partnership to buy materials at...
Algerian World Cup fans praise Vancouver's nature, stadium, and people despite 2-0 loss
Sample of 20 Algerian supporters at BC Place said they enjoyed the city, though the rainy Saturday wasn't the highlight of their trip.
sombr brings arena tour to Vancouver's Rogers Arena on September 29
The 20-year-old singer-songwriter, fresh off a Coachella breakthrough and Grammy nomination, will headline Rogers Arena with Interpol...
Powell Street Festival marks 50 years celebrating Japanese Canadian culture this August
Over 88 programs spanning music, film, dance, and workshops will take place August 1 to 2 at Oppenheimer Park and Powell Street,...
Canada's best goal of World Cup run came in Switzerland loss, writes Vancouver sports observer
A stunning, near-perfect play involving three secondary players — scored without the ball touching the ground — has one local writer captivated.
Buskers on the Boardwalk brings free summer music to New Westminster starting Saturday
Arts New West launches a seven-week outdoor performance series at the River Market boardwalk featuring local musicians and spoken-word...
