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Feast of Fields returns to UBC Farm in August
The 31st annual harvest festival invites guests to taste from dozens of local chefs, bakers, and producers across three hours on August 23.
World Cup fans share their favorite moments from Canada's historic 6-0 win
Granville Street was unrecognizable as fans packed pubs, restaurants, and venues. The score dominated conversations — and most said it...
Canada's World Cup win delivers record boost to downtown Vancouver businesses
Thursday's 6-0 victory brought tens of thousands to Granville Street. Some businesses saw 10 times their normal daily revenue in a single day.
MLS commissioner warns Whitecaps relocation could drag on much longer
Don Garber said the club and local politicians need to show political will, pointing to Columbus's speedier resolution as a blueprint.
Ismaël Koné reunites with Canadian teammates after World Cup injury
The 24-year-old midfielder, sidelined after suffering a broken fibula and tibia during Canada's 6-0 win over Qatar, greeted his team at...
Grey whales spotted near Vancouver are starving, UBC researcher warns
The animals are swimming close to shore in a "desperate attempt to refuel," driven by Arctic sea ice loss tied to climate change.
B.C. woman awarded $420K after off-leash dog attack
A judge ordered the dog's owner to pay damages including lost earnings, after the attack left a jogger with severe, permanent injuries.
Canada's men's soccer team makes history with 6-0 World Cup win
A record 40,943 fans attended the FIFA Fan Festival in Vancouver Thursday as Canada defeated Qatar, marking the nation's first men's...
Stanley Park's surreal 18-hole mini-golf opens Canada Day
The Stanley Park Mini Golf Experience opens July 1 with groovy hole names like Escher's Pass and Chronal Abyss, plus DJ nights and...
Mission Hospital emergency room closing multiple nights for staffing shortages
Fraser Health says the ER will be shut overnight this weekend and next, plus several other dates through early July due to lack of physicians.
U.S. SEC pursues over $50M from BC residents in stock fraud case
Six British Columbians ordered to repay illicit profits from a $1 billion scheme orchestrated in Vancouver between 2011 and 2019.
BC nurses reject tentative contract, demand better conditions
Two-thirds voted against a deal reached in May, citing workplace pressures and insufficient staffing.
