Vancouver Sun

Lawrence Books has been a fixture on the corner of West 41st Avenue and Dunbar Street in Vancouver for decades. Read More

Fearing for the well-being of her developmentally delayed brother, Angela Clancy has battled for more than two years to have Alan removed from a home she deems to be unsafe. Read More

Four of Vancouver’s wealthiest neighbourhoods are the most vocal opponents to the city’s proposed plan to create 17 neighbourhood villages' currently being considered by city council, according to a Postmedia News analysis. Read More

B.C.'s mining sector says it is worried Premier David Eby's suggestion that Canada restrict American access to Canadian critical minerals in response to new U.S. tariffs has the potential to backfire. Read More

A longtime search and rescue volunteer was found dead on a mountain bike trail in Squamish on Saturday. Read More

For the second time this year, a scuba diver has died in the waters off Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver. Read More

Two significant stretches of road will be closed in Vancouver starting on Monday. Read More

Residents on Vancouver's east side could see some long-term relief from sun and heat if a park board proposal to increase the tree canopy is approved on July 27. Read More

Police in Abbotsford have released a sketch of a suspect in an alleged child abduction attempt involving two girls under the age of 10. Read More

Ryan Reynolds donned a Canadian tuxedo-style Deadpool outfit and popped up at Comic-Con in San Diego. Read More

Residents in Vancouver, Richmond and Delta need not worry if their tap water looks cloudy for a few days next week. Read More

The past week has been a healthy reminder of how important drafting is in building teams — and ultimately, winners — in the business of sport. All three major drivers of product development — the draft, trade and free agency — have been in the headlines this month in the NHL and NBA, the two major North American leagues that go shoulder-to-shoulder each year in their regular season schedule, playoffs, draft and free agency. Read More

There’s something about blueberry season that instantly feels like summer. Suddenly the markets are full of deep indigo berries and simple desserts start sounding like the best thing imaginable. Fresh blueberry tarts are one of those recipes. Read More

Acclaimed Surrey photographer Greg Girard is finally getting a career retrospective show. Though, he's not quite sure how it happened. Read More

The B.C. government is alleging that a West Kelowna man who worked at a local Tim Hortons laundered hundreds of thousands for a Quebec organized crime group. Read More

Canada's border agency made 123 seizures of illegal narcotics and their precursors during a month-long operation targeting smugglers attempting to use flights and Canada Post to send drugs abroad. Read More

Whistler is always a good place to visit. Read More

A shortage of funding is affecting breast-cancer screening in B.C., says Dr. Paula Gordon, a radiologist and medical researcher specializing in breast cancer. Read More

Back in January, Sean Freeze bought two $88 tickets for the World Cup's round of 16, hoping against hope that Team Canada would still be in the mix. Read More

The charter vessel that sank in the Strait of Georgia over the weekend — leaving four survivors and six people presumed drowned — was impounded last summer by federal authorities, according to the boat’s former owner. Read More