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B.C. to create new stand-alone Housing Ministry

B.C. to create new stand-alone Housing Ministry

The intention is to remove housing out from under the Ministry of the Attorney General, currently led by Murray Rankin, and give it its own budget and ministry.
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Warm up with this new weekday lunchtime pop-up in Gastown

Warm up with this new weekday lunchtime pop-up in Gastown

Time to belly up to the lunch bar for some soul-satisfying stews
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A women-led small business market is debuting in Vancouver this holiday season

A women-led small business market is debuting in Vancouver this holiday season

The Better Together Market.
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Protester accused of running over ex-Surrey mayor's foot 'disappointed' by verdict

Protester accused of running over ex-Surrey mayor's foot 'disappointed' by verdict

Surveillance video debunked ex-Surrey mayor Doug McCallum's claims that protester Debi Johnstone used her car to pin him before speeding away. The judge ultimately found McCallum's false claims were not intentional.
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Luv-A-Fair hats now available

Luv-A-Fair hats now available

Hello, Santa
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After three decades, one of Vancouver's most well-known bakeries is closing a cafe location

After three decades, one of Vancouver's most well-known bakeries is closing a cafe location

It's their first location, but with "changing times" and the "lease ending" it's time to say goodbye
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EV-maker Rivian begins first international deliveries in Vancouver

EV-maker Rivian begins first international deliveries in Vancouver

Vietnamese competitor VinFast says it’s ready to roll out in Vancouver by year’s end
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B.C. judge instructs jury deciding whether loan shark murderer deserves early parole

B.C. judge instructs jury deciding whether loan shark murderer deserves early parole

Whatever the verdict, judge says parole board will ultimately decide when Chu Ming Feng, who along with accomplice Guo Wei Liang strangled Rong Lilly Li in 2006, walks free.
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Vancouver radio appearance helps Coquitlam RCMP return lost IKEA money

Vancouver radio appearance helps Coquitlam RCMP return lost IKEA money

The rightful owner received their missing cash four days after Mounties issued a public statement.
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How should businesses deal with employees' day-off requests during FIFA World Cup?

How should businesses deal with employees' day-off requests during FIFA World Cup?

Canada's first appearance in decades expected to spike fan enthusiasm, while games' start times in B.C. range from 7 to 11 a.m.
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