News — Page 24
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.
Thousands march to BC Place as Canada faces Qatar in World Cup
A massive crowd of Canadian fans heads to the stadium ahead of the men's team's second match.
Stanley Park gets 18-hole mini golf starting Canada Day
The temporary summer attraction runs until fall with DJ nights and weekend events.
Five Vancouver beaches closed to swimmers over E. coli spike
Vancouver Coastal Health warns against swimming at English Bay, Kits Point, Sunset, Third, and Trout Lake beaches.
Kid Cudi brings Rebel Ragers Tour to Rogers Arena June 19
The Grammy winner performs with M.I.A., Big Boi, and GLKPRTY; $1 from every ticket supports youth mental health.
Ottawa and B.C. pledge $3.2B to unfreeze housing market
Prime Minister Carney and Premier Eby announce federal-provincial funding to lower development costs and buy unsold condos.
Khatsahlano Street Party returns July 11 with 50+ free concerts
Kits' massive 10-block festival features music stages, food trucks, kids' activities, and vendor pop-ups all day.
Ironworkers honour 68 years since Second Narrows Bridge collapse
The last survivor and union members gathered Wednesday to remember the 19 workers killed in 1958.
12-year-old Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor now communicating via tablet
Maya Gebala has left hospital after being shot three times in February's mass attack. She's learning to use communication apps with her iPad.
B.C. health officials warn shellfish consumers about summer toxins
As water temperatures rise, naturally occurring microorganisms can accumulate in mussels, clams, oysters and other shellfish,...
Record-high unsold condos pile up across Metro Vancouver
Nearly 4,400 completed apartments sit unabsorbed in the Vancouver region, up 76% in a year as supply outpaces demand.
