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'Life-changing' $500K lottery win to help Coquitlam man visit brother overseas

'Life-changing' $500K lottery win to help Coquitlam man visit brother overseas

Mohammad Golchehreh also plans on helping his children following the big payday, lifting future worries off his shoulders.
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Photos + Video: First Pret A Manger inside an A&W location opens in Vancouver

Photos + Video: First Pret A Manger inside an A&W location opens in Vancouver

Ready to eat?
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B.C. workers warned to look out for heat injuries as temperatures soar

B.C. workers warned to look out for heat injuries as temperatures soar

WorkSafeBC puts out a warning as an incoming heat wave expected to bring peak temperatures to 40 C in some parts of the province this week.
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Historic German restaurant in Vancouver closes due to redevelopment

Historic German restaurant in Vancouver closes due to redevelopment

"Thank you everyone for making us such an institution in Vancouver"
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Map: Here's where Vancouverites can stay cool and safe during upcoming heat wave

Map: Here's where Vancouverites can stay cool and safe during upcoming heat wave

The heat is on
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Replacing The Peak on FM: Third new radio station to launch in Vancouver in a month

Replacing The Peak on FM: Third new radio station to launch in Vancouver in a month

What the heck is going on NOW in Vancouver radio?
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Environment Canada issues heat warning for Metro Vancouver

Environment Canada issues heat warning for Metro Vancouver

Here is how hot it is expected to get this week.
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'Hole-in-the-wall' Vancouver restaurant closes after over 25 years, owners cite lease issues

'Hole-in-the-wall' Vancouver restaurant closes after over 25 years, owners cite lease issues

"We will be taking this opportunity to enjoy early retirement and finally relax," shared owners in a goodbye message.
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Honda Celebration of Light has no plans to go green and replace fireworks with drones

Honda Celebration of Light has no plans to go green and replace fireworks with drones

When the first Honda Celebration of Light splashed above English Bay in 1990, it was known as the Symphony of Fire, there were no electric car chargers in parking lots, no carbon taxes charged at gas pumps and no separated bike lanes criss-crossing d
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'It's not over by a long stretch': Residential school survivors await Pope Francis's visit to Canada

'It's not over by a long stretch': Residential school survivors await Pope Francis's visit to Canada

While an apology won’t “offer full closure,” many hope it will help people in their healing journeys.
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