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A minor collision at the Port of Vancouver between two cruise ships early Saturday morning has been described on social media as a “parallel parking job gone wrong.

Efforts to remove a large swastika emblazoned on the roof of a small industrial building in South Vancouver have finally begun.

Shroff is one of the first and longest-serving animal law practitioners in Canada and she’ll lead animal law courses at UBC this fall.

San Francisco and Vancouver share a long and rich parallel history, and their paths to cannabis legalization had been similar, until recently.

Efforts to conserve the local population of Oregon spotted frogs, the most endangered amphibian in Canada, took a leap in the right direction last week.

Vancouver International Airport is hoping to eliminate any confusion with the use of its new artificial intelligence enabled waste bin,

The event is called the Ma Murray Awards, named after “Canada’s crusty queen of publishing” (as she was called in the latest book to be written about her).

RCMP say a man from Washington state has been arrested and released from custody as the investigation continues into a deadly crash near the Peace Arch border crossing.

Rogers Media (NYSE: RCI) has purchased Pacific Content, a Vancouver-based sponsored-content podcast company, for an undisclosed amount.

The Peace Arch border crossing re-opened to travellers entering Canada early Friday morning following a deadly crash that claimed one life on Thursday.