Vancouver Sun

Three B.C. Ferries vessels failed over the weekend, leading to travel disruptions on three routes during the busy Easter long weekend. Read More

Park board commissioner Brennan Bastyovanszky is calling for a "historic investment" of $1.35 billion for better parks and to address deteriorating facilities throughout Vancouver. Read More

A strong windstorm is on its way to the B.C. South Coast. Read More

You are, of course, familiar with the famous Abbott and Costello comedy sketch known as “Who’s On First?” It’s a famous bit of business wherein the two legendary comedians are talking about baseball, but the names of the players totally confuse the subject. As much as it’s one of the most famous comedy sketches of all time, it wasn’t new at the time. The concept behind this sketch dates back to British music hall revues from the turn of the century before the last turn of the century — meaning t

The Alberta town of Taber has won Kraft Hockeyville's grand prize of $250,000, beating out Tumbler Ridge in the national vote. Read More

Canadian consumers are being warned about possible listeria contamination in various processed foods, including salad and meal kits, and shredded cheese packages. Read More

French onion soup is a labour of love, and this French Onion Chicken and Spinach Lasagna Rolls brings that same rich, comforting flavour into a baked pasta dish. Sweet, caramelized onions, tender shredded chicken, sautéed spinach, and a mix of creamy cheeses are wrapped in tender lasagna noodles and baked under a velvety béchamel sauce. It’s creamy, chewy, cheesy, and deeply satisfying. While it requires patience, the payoff is a dish that will have everyone at the table lingering over each bite

Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss in B.C. and around the world, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems, to all the up-to-date science. Read More

Rosalie Cataghal, a semi-retired hair stylist who lives and works in South Surrey, says she settled there because she likes the middle-class nature of the neighbourhood. Read More

In 1947, a Woolworths store was demolished in New York City. Read More

Michel Rolland, the highly influential Bordeaux-based oenologist whose palate, opinions, and consulting permeated the modern wine world for more than five decades, passed away in Bordeaux in late March at the age of 78. Read More

Re: Ex-mayor calls for 'results' in DTES Read More

The Montreal Canadiens, Edmonton Oilers, and now the Ottawa Senators are giving Canadian fans something to cheer for as they head into the final two weeks of the regular season. In the countdown to the 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Original Six Canadiens are suddenly the hottest team in the NHL, going into the weekend on a seven-game winning streak at 44-21-10 and 98 points. That’s good enough for third in the competitive Atlantic Division behind only the Tampa Bay Lightning and Buffalo Sabres

It's been a rough few years for B.C. Hells Angel and Wolfpack gangster Damion Ryan. Read More

Police in Delta are investigating after shots were fired at a home early Friday morning. Read More

When it comes to bridal beauty, there’s no single formula that works for everyone. Each bride has her own unique features, preferences and vision, making the process very personal. Read More

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B.C.’s anti-gang agency arrested one of Canada’s most wanted in Surrey last month, after spotting the accused Winnipeg killer while he was out on parole. Read More

Former Surrey MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay is making it clear she is a conservative as she runs for the leadership of the B.C. Conservative party. Read More

When an ambulance crew arrives at the hospital with injured patients, that's all part of the job. Read More