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Missing person search launched after abandoned car found on BC Ferries vessel
An orange Subaru belonging to 51-year-old Joyelle Goldbard was discovered unclaimed on the Queen of Coquitlam when it arrived in...
Water Street in Gastown transforms into car-free pedestrian zone every Sunday this summer
Starting July 5, the Gastown Summer Set will close Water Street to vehicles every Sunday through September 6, featuring live DJs, flower...
Max Scherzer takes the mound for Vancouver Canadians in rehab start
The 41-year-old Toronto Blue Jays pitcher threw three innings for the Canadians at sold-out Nat Bailey Stadium, giving up two earned...
Mark Carney meets Philippine president at Jollibee on Granville Street
Prime Minister and Ferdinand Marcos Jr. were photographed snacking at the flagship Vancouver location Thursday as Canada-Philippines...
Vancouver Island firm Ocean Pacific Marine wins $74.7 million RCMP patrol vessel contract
Campbell River-based company will design and build three advanced patrol vessels for the RCMP's West Coast Marine Services.
Hundreds of naked cyclists set to ride Vancouver streets Saturday for World Naked Bike Ride
Annual protest against car culture kicks off at Sunset Beach at 2 p.m. Saturday with body painting starting at noon. Clear skies and...
Former Conservative MLA Amelia Boultbee joins B.C. NDP, securing party's majority
Penticton-Summerland representative crossed the floor Friday, giving the NDP 48 of 93 legislature seats.
Bank seeks receivership over downtown Vancouver coworking property
National Bank of Canada is petitioning B.C. Supreme Court to appoint a receiver over the And-Co coworking space at 1575 W. Georgia St.,...
West Broadway reduced to two lanes from Birch to Granville for summer construction
Traffic on one of Vancouver's busiest corridors will narrow to one lane in each direction from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. throughout the summer as...
Granville Street stays car-free through Labour Day with council approval
Vancouver extended the popular Granville Street Pedestrian Zone and FIFA-era patios through September 7, calling the pilot an...
Kurt Vile plays sold-out Commodore Ballroom with band the Violators
The musician performed a full set Wednesday night, leading with new album tracks and a stripped-down rendition of 2011's "Runner Ups"...
B.C. sunk charter boat search hampered by deep water, slack tide expected to help
Six people are missing and presumed drowned after a fishing vessel sank in the Strait of Georgia on Sunday. Recovery could take days.
