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Thatcher Demko's gameworn Pride Night jersey apparently sells for $272,500 at auction

Thatcher Demko's gameworn Pride Night jersey apparently sells for $272,500 at auction

It might be the second-highest price ever paid at auction for a hockey jersey.
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I Watched This Game: Canucks comeback stymied in overtime by Capitals

I Watched This Game: Canucks comeback stymied in overtime by Capitals

"I look around the locker room and guys are really pissed off about the loss, as they should be."
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Everything you need to know about how rising gas prices could affect Uber, car share and taxi costs in Vancouver

Everything you need to know about how rising gas prices could affect Uber, car share and taxi costs in Vancouver

Uber just made a big announcement.
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B.C. ICUs have fewest COVID-19 patients in seven months

B.C. ICUs have fewest COVID-19 patients in seven months

Three more deaths raise B.C.'s pandemic death toll to 2,935
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Meet Mio, the designer behind the Canucks’ Pride Night jersey

Meet Mio, the designer behind the Canucks’ Pride Night jersey

"Being queer is about being alive and the stories we tell."
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Locals are buying military gear in droves for Ukraine from this Vancouver store (PHOTOS)

Locals are buying military gear in droves for Ukraine from this Vancouver store (PHOTOS)

"We're shipping out thousands of dollars worth of goods a day."
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B.C. to 'spring forward' into daylight saving time this weekend

B.C. to 'spring forward' into daylight saving time this weekend

British Columbians will lose an hour of sleep this weekend when the clocks 'spring forward' into daylight saving time
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An extremely loud bell sometimes rings during B.C.'s COVID-19 press conferences. Here's why.

An extremely loud bell sometimes rings during B.C.'s COVID-19 press conferences. Here's why.

Has this sound also caught your attention during the course of the pandemic?
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One year later: Still no decision on Vancouver police board’s appeal over $5.7 million ‘cut’ to VPD

One year later: Still no decision on Vancouver police board’s appeal over $5.7 million ‘cut’ to VPD

B.C.’s director of police services Wayne Rideout was expected to deliver decision in January; could translate to property tax increase in 2023
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You might be able to see the northern lights over Metro Vancouver

You might be able to see the northern lights over Metro Vancouver

Auroral activity is expected to be active.
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