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| 05.09.2022 | Douglas Todd: How does Indigenous reconciliation square with big business? | Article content
Leaders of the 4,000-member Squamish Nation, who are behind one of the most dense property developments in Canadian history, have signed an agreement with Vancouver councillors saying one of the five aims of its 11-tower Sen... |
| 04.09.2022 | Vancouver's iconic Naam Restaurant up for sale | Article content
One of Vancouver’s oldest and most iconic vegetarian restaurants is up for sale, listed online as a “future redevelopment property.” |
| 03.09.2022 | Surrey anti-gang 'visionary,' filmmaker mourned after deadly dispute with neighbour | Article content
Friends and family of a Surrey filmmaker who devoted his life to putting an end to gang violence in B.C.’s South Asian community are pledging to carry on the work in the wake of his death. |
| 02.09.2022 | Surrey RCMP say gangster Shakiel Singh Basra arrested again in Surrey | Article content
Mounties in Surrey say a 28-year-old man involved in gang and organized crime-related violence has been arrested again. |
| 01.09.2022 | Dispute between neighbours results in death of 40-year-old man in Surrey: IHIT | Article content
Homicide detectives were called in after a dispute between two Surrey neighbours resulted in the death of a 40-year-old man. |
| 01.09.2022 | Dog packed off B.C. mountain peak after eating marijuana butt | Article content
A B.C. hiker is asking others not to toss the butts of marijuana cigarettes into the woods after his dog ingested an unknown amount of cannabis and had to be packed off a Vancouver Island mountain peak on Saturday. |
| 31.08.2022 | 'Acted with malice': B.C. man's negative reviews on Google, Yelp cost him $90,000 in defamation case | Article content
A disgruntled customer who was found to have defamed a B.C. wood products company in his Google and Yelp reviews has been ordered by a judge to pay $90,000 in damages. |
| 31.08.2022 | B.C. now has the lowest fertility rate in Canada. Home prices are (partly) to blame | Article content
British Columbia now has the lowest fertility rate in Canada, according to new data, but the reasons behind the trend aren’t so straightforward. |
| 29.08.2022 | Delayed cruise departure biggest pressure point in labour dispute at Seaspan | Article content
The cruise ship Celebrity Eclipse departed Canada Place just before 1 p.m. on Monday, almost 20 hours late, and is the most prominent impact of the labour dispute between Seaspan Marine and the union that represents its tugb... |
| 29.08.2022 | Judge freezes assets of former Canuck draft pick facing $2.8-million fraud allegation | Article content
A B.C. judge has frozen the assets of a former Vancouver Canucks draft pick who is being sued over allegations he defrauded a realtor of more than $2.8 million. |
| 29.08.2022 | B.C. jury convicts gangsters charged in fatal feud | Article content
Compared to other brazen Lower Mainland gangland murders in recent years, the targeted shooting of Sandip Duhre in the lobby of Vancouver’s Sheraton Wall Centre on Jan. 17, 2012 was particularly disturbing. |
| 25.08.2022 | Douglas Todd: How to fight for the ‘right to roam’ on B.C.’s lands and waters | Article content
Two years ago a B.C. Supreme Court judge lambasted the government in Victoria for its failure to protect the public’s right to access the “precious” lakes, streams, trails, forest roads, mountains and waterfronts of this pro... |
| 25.08.2022 | Cannabis stores start shutting down, 'collateral damage' from B.C. General Employees Union strike | Article content
B.C. cannabis stores have already begun shutting down as their only supply source has been cut off by a 10-day-old B.C. General Employees Union strike at government distribution warehouses. |
| 25.08.2022 | David Eby fears concerns around Senakw development in Kitsilano animated by 'NIMBY nonsense' | Article content
B.C. NDP leadership candidate David Eby said he doesn’t have time for Not In My Backyard (NIMBY) sentiments that he suspects are behind some of the opposition to the Squamish First Nation’s proposed 11-tower, 6,000-unit deve... |
| 24.08.2022 | Private medical services getting B.C. government cash despite extra-billing allegations: Report | Article content
The B.C. government has doled out at least $393 million to for-profit private surgery and medical imaging companies since 2015 to provide services within the public system, all while overlooking unlawful billing practices, a... |
| 24.08.2022 | Unarmed and 'begging for help': Family of man shot with bean bag gun in Vancouver wants answers | Article content
The man who died after he was shot with a bean bag gun by Vancouver police was unarmed and pleading for help after a bear mace attack, said family members. |
| 23.08.2022 | Man who allegedly recorded three women aboard SkyTrain arrested after violent altercation | Article content
A man who allegedly recorded three women with his mobile phone on SkyTrain has been arrested following a violent altercation. |
| 23.08.2022 | Review: The Weeknd After Hours til Dawn Tour in Vancouver | Article content The Weeknd After Hours til Dawn Tour
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| 23.08.2022 | High hopes for Fraser River sockeye dashed by precipitous returns | Article content
This year’s returns of Fraser River sockeye salmon are falling drastically short of pre-season forecasts, dashing hopes for a commercial fishery and raising conservation fears for some of the more precarious stocks. |
| 23.08.2022 | Charges laid in double fatal shooting at South Surrey Athletic Park | Article content
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has charged a suspect in a double fatal shooting at South Surrey Athletic Park on July 30. |
| 22.08.2022 | Appeal Court reinstates decision to refuse firearms licence for Hells Angel | Article content
B.C.’s highest court has reinstated a decision that denies an application to renew a firearms licence by a full-patch member of the Hells Angels. |
| 22.08.2022 | David Eby "frustrated" that challenge by climate activist delays NDP leadership decision | Article content
B.C. NDP leadership candidate David Eby Is “frustrated” that climate activist Anjali Appadurai has entered the race because, by robbing him of his predicted coronation, it delays crowning the winner by months. |
| 22.08.2022 | Australian police say country's biggest fentanyl load came from Vancouver | Article content
The largest ever fentanyl seizure in Australia arrived from Canada inside military-style ammunition boxes hidden in an industrial lathe, Australian police said. |
| 21.08.2022 | Dan Fumano: Vancouver developer behind anonymous group spending thousands on political ads | Article content
The Facebook page Views of Vancouver does not hide its disdain for Mayor Kennedy Stewart. Between anodyne posts celebrating the city, the site takes shots at the mayor, saying he has failed to get a handle on homelessness an... |
| 20.08.2022 | Mystery death of Canadian man, 44, in Mexico with son, 5, at his side | Article content
Questions are surrounding the death of a Canadian man found deceased at a Mexican vacation rental. |
| 20.08.2022 | Liquor rationing has customers fuming as BCGEU job action continues | Article content
Shoppers were upset Saturday after a major union’s job action forced them to ration their liquor purchases at government-run retailers. |
| 20.08.2022 | Philanthropist has visited the PNE for 70 straight years | Article content
One can imagine Lily Lee’s first PNE, her teenage eyes wide with wonder, after growing up in tiny, remote Alert Bay in the 1940s. |
| 19.08.2022 | Hells Angel posts videos of water balloons being dropped on homeless people | Article content
A full patch Hells Angel had his TikTok account banned recently after posting photos of himself dropping water balloons from a Vancouver apartment building onto homeless people below. |
| 19.08.2022 | Proposed campground just the latest thing to change the face of Bowen Island | Article content
Campers with kids and coolers in tow may soon be streaming to the southwest tip of Bowen Island, where waterfront homes sell for as much as $18 million and real estate pitches hype “topographies” perfectly suited for tennis ... |
| 19.08.2022 | Douglas Todd: How to make sense of Canada’s falling housing market | Article content
From all corners come the forecasts of lower housing prices in Canada. Everyone is nervous. |
| 18.08.2022 | 'Urgent' callout for homestay hosts in North Vancouver, Burnaby and Vancouver | Article content
International students will be arriving soon in Metro Vancouver, but at least 23 of them still do not have a place to stay. |
| 18.08.2022 | COVID-19: UBC researchers discover ‘weak spot’ in all major variants | Article content
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered a “weak spot” in all major variants of the virus that causes COVID-19, a breakthrough that could lead to universally effective treatments. |
| 18.08.2022 | B.C. NDP leadership race: Eby pitches involuntary care for severe overdose cases | Article content
People who repeatedly overdose should be given treatment instead of being discharged from hospital, even if that means involuntary care, B.C. NDP leadership candidate David Eby says. |
| 17.08.2022 | Surrey woman with broken hip waits nearly 12 hours for ambulance | Article content
B.C.’s ambulance service has launched a review after a South Surrey senior who broke her hip waited almost 12 hours for an ambulance despite living a 10-minute drive from a hospital. |
| 17.08.2022 | More B.C. public sector workers threaten to strike as BCGEU job action continues | Article content
With almost 400,000 public sector workers bargaining with the government over wages this year, experts say the strike by the BCGEU could have a domino effect as unions push for pay that keeps up with inflation. |
| 16.08.2022 | Alberta comes calling for British Columbians, but experts expect few will bite | Article content
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney may find it harder than he expects to get Canadians, particularly those in Vancouver and Toronto, to move to his province for affordable homes and lower taxes. |
| 16.08.2022 | Ian Mulgrew: Charter of Rights and Freedoms a mirage? | Article content
COVID pandemic health orders, recent court decisions and political debate have revealed a stark contrast between the nation’s image as the “True North Strong and Free” and the seeming milquetoast protections of its constitut... |
| 16.08.2022 | 'You blew it — badly!' Arrival of e-bikes in Banff sparks public outcry | Article content
The use of partly motorized bicycles in Banff National Park has caused a minor controversy, with a number of people writing to Parks Canada with complaints about the vehicles, access to information documents show. |
| 16.08.2022 | Vaughn Palmer: Denials aside, expect a Premier Eby to call an early B.C. election | Article content
VICTORIA — When David Eby entered the NDP leadership race last month, he dismissed speculation that he will call an early election if he becomes premier. |
| 16.08.2022 | 'Malicious intent' suspected in wolf escape, Greater Vancouver Zoo says | Article content
Wolves on the loose are responsible for the sudden and unexpected closure of the Greater Vancouver Zoo on Tuesday. |
| 16.08.2022 | Vancouver sex workers on high alert after recent violence in DTES | Article content
Sex workers in the Downtown Eastside are on high alert after violent events in recent weeks shook the neighbourhood, including the discovery of the remains of missing women and several unprovoked assaults.
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| 15.08.2022 | BCGEU strike starts by targeting liquor, cannabis distribution | Article content
No liquor or cannabis products will be distributed to B.C. businesses after 950 liquor distribution and wholesale workers walked off the job on the first day of a strike by the British Columbia General Employees’ Union. |
| 15.08.2022 | B.C. Court of Appeal upholds ruling that bankruptcy can't erase millions in penalties | Article content
The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court decision that ruled bankruptcy will not erase $19 million in penalties owed by stock manipulators. |
| 15.08.2022 | Ex-Vancouver newspaper editor of Sing Tao on Hong Kong’s most wanted list | Article content
The former editor-in-chief of Sing Tao Daily, once one of the largest Chinese-language newspapers in Canada, says it was surreal to learn the Hong Kong government had named him a wanted man for allegedly subverting state pow... |
| 14.08.2022 | Surrey condo owner fined $800 for smoking, must pay $13,000 for strata legal fees | Article content
A Surrey condo owner who fought against $800 in fines for smoking cigarettes and marijuana in his unit has to pay more than $13,000 to cover the strata’s legal fees. |
| 14.08.2022 | B.C.’s downtown cores in decline: poll | Article content
Over half of British Columbians think the downtown cores of B.C.’s big cities are in a state of decline, according to a new poll from Leger. |
| 14.08.2022 | Deceased Hungarian aristocrats' treasure trove fills West End condo | Article content
There is a large bench-box in the hallway near the front door of a condo in Vancouver’s West End, perfect for storing shoes. |
| 13.08.2022 | Random stranger attacks in Vancouver: the fear, the reality, the solutions | Article content
A 67-year-old woman was walking on East Hastings, near Carrall Street, in early July when a stranger slammed a butcher knife against her head with such force that she fell, striking her head on the ground. |
| 13.08.2022 | 33,000 government employees prepared to take action on Monday if contract not settled | Article content
One of B.C.’s biggest unions, representing tens of thousands of government employees, has issued notice that job action could come as early as Monday, with impacts predicted for a host of public services. |
| 12.08.2022 | Family of man allegedly murdered by prison escapees sues corrections officials | Article content
The family of a Vancouver Island man who was allegedly murdered by two prison escapees has filed a lawsuit against corrections officials seeking damages. |
| 11.08.2022 | Serial killers: Clifford Olson awoke B.C. to the nightmare reality of modern bogeymen | Article content
After a nine-year-old vanished only blocks from home in Vancouver — “The Little Village on the Edge of the Rainforest” — many across B.C. locked their doors for the first time, and the city’s nickname sounded more ironic tha... |
| 10.08.2022 | Vancouver man accused of sexually assaulting children in Cambodia | Article content
A Vancouver chef working in Asia has been charged with sexually assaulting eight Cambodian children between the ages of eight and 12. |
| 09.08.2022 | 'No-go area': Negative travel reviews flood in from tourists visiting Vancouver's Chinatown, Gastown | Article content
Tourism websites suggest you could easily spend half a day in Vancouver’s Chinatown experiencing the historic neighbourhood, exotic restaurants and specialty stores. |
| 08.08.2022 | Surrey teacher handed 10-year ban after 'intimate relationships' with three students | Article content
A Surrey high school teacher had his licence revoked for 15 years after developing intimate relationships with former students. |
| 08.08.2022 | Funding for lifesaving drug denied by B.C. health authority as couple struggles to fund their portion | Article content
Coverage for a potentially lifesaving drug has been denied to a Vancouver man with a stage four cancer, even though the drug is approved by Health Canada, and was prescribed by his oncologist. |
| 08.08.2022 | Illegal online cannabis sales targeted by B.C. government lawsuit | Article content
Three B.C. websites selling illicit cannabis received e-transfers totalling more than $6.4 million in just over two years, according to a new lawsuit filed by the director of civil forfeiture. |
| 08.08.2022 | 'Just the best day': Ontario man attends his own funeral, passes away shortly after | Article content
Shortly after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, Ron Rader turned to his kids with a smile and said: “I’m going to have a party.” |
| 07.08.2022 | Late bank appraisal proves costly for first-time buyer after Cloverdale apartment drops in value | Article content
First-time homebuyer Jacqueline Schaffer bought an apartment in Cloverdale in May with a closing date in early August. But by the time her bank completed an appraisal 10 weeks later, her property was worth less than she had ... |
| 07.08.2022 | Protest growing against proposed road through Vanier Park for Senakw development | Article content
A protest is growing among Vancouver residents who oppose a proposed road through Vanier Park in the Kitsilano neighbourhood to access the planned First Nations Senakw highrise development. |
| 05.08.2022 | Ontario sister killed brother in fight over hamburger, court statement reveals | Article content
She tried to tell police that a stranger had broken into her father’s home and stabbed her teenaged brother to death, even going so far as to sit down with a police sketch artist to draw an image of a suspect. |
| 05.08.2022 | Elderly Vancouver woman’s hospital discharge with broken bones shocks family | Article content
After 85-year-old old Vancouver resident Joyce Robinson fell down at 2 a.m. Thursday, breaking her nose, fracturing an orbital bone and tearing an eye duct, she was rushed to emergency. |
| 05.08.2022 | Vintage 1960 Bob Lewis house for sale in North Vancouver is a 'rare' find | Article content
Jack Brooks was a classic old-school newspaper reporter, The Vancouver Sun’s go-to guy for big stories in the 1960s. |
| 05.08.2022 | McDonald's worker shot in cold fries dispute dies | Article content
The McDonald’s employee shot in a dispute over cold fries died early Friday and the accused shooter is expected to be charged with murder. |
| 05.08.2022 | John Coupar drops out as NPA mayoral candidate for Vancouver | Article content
A little more than two months out from Vancouver’s next municipal election, the Non-Partisan Association abruptly announced Friday they are changing mayoral candidates. |
| 04.08.2022 | Don't associate with these 11 known B.C. gangsters: Police | Article content
B.C.’s specialized police gang task-force has issued a warning about 11 known gangsters whom they say pose a threat to public safety. |
| 02.08.2022 | Dan Fumano: Lululemon founder gives $380,000 to boost B.C.'s right-leaning candidates, asks others to donate | Article content
Vancouver billionaire Chip Wilson has urged some of his deep-pocketed contacts to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars apiece to a new organization that aims to help right-leaning candidates in this year’s municipal elect... |
| 02.08.2022 | B.C. Housing CEO retires, citing threats to his safety and systemic problems | Article content
The chief executive officer of B.C. Housing has retired, saying he can no longer fix the myriad problems facing the organization and is concerned for his own safety. |
| 01.08.2022 | Biker clubs linked to Hells Angels popping up across B.C.: Police | Article content
New motorcycle clubs linked to the notorious Hells Angels are sprouting up around the province, alarming police who think the older gang is expanding its reach. |
| 01.08.2022 | The Tyre Extinguishers threaten Vancouver SUVs after mass deflation in Victoria over the weekend | Article content
A group called The Tyre Extinguishers are expected to arrive in Vancouver soon, with a goal to deflate the tires of large SUVs.
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| 01.08.2022 | NDP has a comfortable lead over B.C. Liberals: poll | Article content
Despite the health care crisis and rising cost of living, the B.C. NDP enjoys a significant lead over the B.C. Liberals, a new poll shows, and there’s an indication the premier’s popularity is good news for his likely succes... |
| 30.07.2022 | Angler assaulted in Chilliwack renews push for speed restrictions on Vedder River | Article content
Rufus McIntyre remembers hearing the roar of a motorboat as he was fishing along the Vedder River on Sunday. |
| 30.07.2022 | B.C. has 4,265 unfilled nursing jobs — it's one reason why ERs are closing | Article content
Aashna Thapar grew up wanting to be a nurse, inspired by her father, a nurse in Surrey. But her recent student placements delivered a dose of reality medicine: while they reinforced her love for the profession, they also rev... |
| 30.07.2022 | One man shot by police in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside | Article content
One man was shot in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside Saturday morning, in what authorities confirmed to be a police-involved shooting. |
| 29.07.2022 | Family of Vancouver teen driver killed by fleeing suspect frustrated by stonewalling | Article content
A heartbroken family in East Vancouver couldn’t find out as of Thursday afternoon where their son’s body is, or when they could recover it for burial. |
| 29.07.2022 | B.C. makes monkeypox vaccine available to close contacts and high-risk groups | Article content
Monkeypox vaccines will now be made available to high-risk groups, B.C.’s Ministry of Health announced Friday. |
| 29.07.2022 | 'Joyful' and with 'huge heart,' victims of deadly Langley shooting leave a void | Article content
A 60-year-old who loved tending to his garden and was thriving in a new community living program. A charismatic 43-year-old who had a “huge heart.” |
| 29.07.2022 | 'A world of potential:' Teen killed by fleeing car was Burnaby high school student | Article content
The second teen killed in a fiery crash with a driver fleeing police on Tuesday night was a 17-year-old high school student. |
| 29.07.2022 | Metro Vancouver care aide charged in connection with fraud of senior | Article content
A Surrey care aide who is alleged to have committed frauds against an elderly victim has been arrested. |
| 29.07.2022 | Man, 48, charged with first-degree murder in Abbotsford homicide | Article content
An Abbotsford man is facing murder charges in an apparent domestic homicide. |
| 28.07.2022 | Three people wanted on warrants arrested in Surrey | Article content
Surrey RCMP have arrested three people who were wanted on warrants during two recent traffic stops in Surrey, where they seized firearms and body armour. |
| 28.07.2022 | Pickleball wars are heating up Vancouver tennis courts | Article content
The pop, pop, pop of wiffle balls on paddles has prompted lawsuits and noise wars across North America, but to players, the “pickleball pop” is music to the ears. |
| 28.07.2022 | Ian Mulgrew: Retired B.C. woman takes on company in fight over drone footage | Article content
Mary Reynolds cackles in mock horror that anyone would accuse her of being some Wicked Witch of the West on a broomstick: “How could I be harassing anyone from 200 feet in the air?” |
| 28.07.2022 | Family of Vancouver teen driver killed by fleeing suspect frustrated by stonewalling | Article content
A heartbroken family in East Vancouver couldn’t find out as of Thursday afternoon where their son’s body is, or when they could recover it for burial. |
| 27.07.2022 | Arrests made after drug gang investigation | Article content
Two people linked to a “high-level” crime group involved in the Lower Mainland gang conflict have been arrested in a major investigation resulting in the seizure of over $8 million worth of drugs. |
| 27.07.2022 | Douglas Todd: Why is Vancouver so secretive about this First Nations' highrise project? | Article content
Bulldozers recently dug up land next to the Burrard Bridge. Large trees have been cut down. Construction fences went up last week. |
| 27.07.2022 | Two men charged with murder of businessman Ripudaman Singh Malik | Article content
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says the probe into the slaying of controversial Surrey businessman Ripudaman Singh Malik continues despite first-degree murder charges being laid Wednesday. |
| 26.07.2022 | 'We have to adjust': Shopify lays off 10% of workforce as pandemic e-commerce surge proves fleeting | Article content
Canadian tech giant Shopify Inc. laid off 10 per cent of its workforce Tuesday after what its chief executive Tobi Lütke called a failed bet that e-commerce growth would continue along a loftier, pandemic-fuelled trajectory.... |
| 26.07.2022 | Lions Gate patient who died in ER got 'significant care': B.C. health minister | Article content
A woman who died quietly after lying on a stretcher for two days in the Lions Gate emergency waiting room received “significant care” from medical staff the day of her death, despite the hospital being too full to move her t... |
| 26.07.2022 | Vancouver council backs controversial Kitsilano social housing development | Article content
Vancouver city council has approved rezoning for the second of five B.C. Housing developments in the city that will create 424 suites for homeless singles. |
| 25.07.2022 | Two men charged in Whistler gangland murder | Article content
Two men with gang links have been charged in the midday murder in Whistler Sunday of prominent Brothers Keepers gangster Meninder Dhaliwal and his friend Satindera Gill. |
| 25.07.2022 | Vancouver fire department orders tent city along Hastings Street to be dismantled | Article content
Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services Chief Karen Fry on Monday ordered that up to 150 tent/tarpaulin structures that have appeared this month on Hastings Street in the Downtown Eastside be removed by Thursday morning because t... |
| 25.07.2022 | Two people killed, two injured in Langley shooting rampage | Article content
Homicide investigators are trying to determine why an armed man went on a rampage in Langley early on Monday morning, shooting two people to death and injuring two more. |
| 24.07.2022 | Brothers Keeper gangster, friend shot to death in Whistler | Article content
Several people have been arrested after the fatal shooting in Whistler Sunday of a Brothers Keepers gangster who lost his own brother to a targeted hit in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour last year. |
| 24.07.2022 | Concerns flare about Vancouver tent city scaring away tourism from local businesses | Article content
Tourism operators are raising concerns that a new tent city along Vancouver’s East Hastings Street is driving customers away from area stores at the height of the summer tourist season. |
| 24.07.2022 | Tears galore as popular Kitsilano diner serves up its final meals, Nelly's forced to close due to rent increase | Article content
The owner of a diner that’s been serving breakfast to Kitsilano with a smile for 30 years says a sudden increase in rent is now forcing him to close. |
