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Vancouver mining company denies links to forced labour in China

Vancouver mining company denies links to forced labour in China

Canada's human rights ombudsman has found Dynasty Gold Corp. contributed to the use of forced labour in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region; the company strongly rejected the findings as 'full of errors.'
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A new Japanese-Vietnamese fusion cafe is opening in downtown Vancouver

A new Japanese-Vietnamese fusion cafe is opening in downtown Vancouver

Mochi croissants are coming downtown.
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'Grave mistake': Comedy troupe who made Pickton T-shirts perform at B.C. gym

'Grave mistake': Comedy troupe who made Pickton T-shirts perform at B.C. gym

F45 Training gym in Vancouver's Chinatown has since issued an apology, saying it was a mistake.
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'Magically eccentric character': Locals react to passing of Vancouver Duck Lady

'Magically eccentric character': Locals react to passing of Vancouver Duck Lady

Laura-Kay Prophet was "a West End legend and wonderful person"
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Retail space remains scarce across Metro Vancouver

Retail space remains scarce across Metro Vancouver

Suburban retail vacancy is low, despite expansions at sites such as Amazing Brentwood, Richmond Centre.
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Vancouver police say drug seizures decline during decriminalization trial

Vancouver police say drug seizures decline during decriminalization trial

Insp. Phil Heard: "We support a caring and compassionate approach to solving the toxic drug crisis."
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Photos: This Vancouver luxury home dropped nearly $7M from its asking price

Photos: This Vancouver luxury home dropped nearly $7M from its asking price

It has Versace wallpaper.
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Will Metro Vancouver have a hotter-than-normal summer in 2024?

Will Metro Vancouver have a hotter-than-normal summer in 2024?

Summer is looking toasty.
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I Watched This Game: Canucks can't come back against coma-inducing Kings

I Watched This Game: Canucks can't come back against coma-inducing Kings

The Vancouver Canucks fell behind by two goals in the second period against the Los Angeles Kings, a lead that proved insurmountable.
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'Cleanup and compliance' continues in Vancouver’s CRAB Park homeless camp

'Cleanup and compliance' continues in Vancouver’s CRAB Park homeless camp

Housing activist Fiona York: "Having to witness this today is really traumatizing."
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