The Vancouver SunClimate 'Power of Greta' to bring teen climate activists together in Vancouvervancouversun.com - Nick Eagland Seventeen-year-old Samantha Lin has plenty of friendships, homework and exams to worry about. The Grade 12 student also counts herself among …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Vaughn Palmer: We'll see, but consent to First Nations sounds like a vetovancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — The New Democrats will be trying to explain Thursday why guaranteeing free, prior and informed consent to First Nations is not the same as …
The Vancouver SunIcon version of the Flipboard logoIndigenous Peoples Vaughn Palmer: We'll see, but consent sounds like it means a vetovancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — The New Democrats will be trying to explain Thursday why guaranteeing free, prior and informed consent to First Nations is not the same as …
The Vancouver SunB.C. Liberal Party Dan Fumano: B.C. Liberals push for property tax relief for small businessvancouversun.com - Dan Fumano B.C.'s official Opposition is supporting a proposed solution to property tax hikes that are killing small businesses in the province's cities, adding …
The Vancouver SunJody Wilson-Raybould Jody Wilson-Raybould should use social media to amplify her voice: expertsvancouversun.com - The Canadian Press In the early years of Confederation, there were members of Parliament known as "loose fish," who floated free from parties but swam back and forth …
The Vancouver SunCancer Vancouver-based TRIUMF says it has produced the 'rarest drug on earth' for cancer treatmentvancouversun.com - Pamela Fayerman A small quantity of a radioactive isotope called the "rarest drug on earth" has been produced by Vancouver-based TRIUMF and an Ontario nuclear …
The Vancouver SunVancouver, BC Injured woman walked between trailer and van at traffic light: Vancouver policevancouversun.com - Tiffany Crawford Vancouver police say a young woman horribly injured after she was dragged by a van in Vancouver on Oct. 12 had walked between the van and a connected …
The Vancouver SunBC Ferries B.C. hopes to build first LNG ship-refuelling facility on the West Coastvancouversun.com - Harrison Mooney The Port of Vancouver is expected to become home to the first LNG ship-refuelling facility on North America's west coast. Read More
The Vancouver SunOpinion Daphne Bramham: Solving western alienation? It's complicatedvancouversun.com - Daphne Bramham It has been like this before when the Canadian electoral map showed a great Conservative blue sea washed over the Prairies. Read More
The Vancouver SunSeth Rogen Seth Rogen, David Chang eat through Vancouver in new Netflix seriesvancouversun.com - Stephanie Ip If you're going to get stoned and eat your way through Vancouver, who better to guide your way than Seth Rogen? Read More
The Vancouver SunCoquitlam, BC Two found dead inside Coquitlam homevancouversun.com - Scott Brown The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says only one of the two people found dead inside a Coquitlam house was the victim of a homicide. Read More …
The Vancouver SunVancouver, BC Fall collection of extra yard leaves starts this weekend in Vancouvervancouversun.com - Kevin Griffin Vancouver residents who stuff leaves into biodegradable plastic bags for city crews to pick up this weekend are in for a big surprise. Read More
The Vancouver SunParole Parole Board of Canada: Convicted killer allowed to leave prison to visit sister and brothervancouversun.com - Kim Bolan A man convicted in a brutal 1992 murder in Creston has been granted unescorted temporary absences from prison to visit his siblings. Read More
The Vancouver SunSPCA Dog trainer determined to get animals back from B.C. SPCA after alleged violent incidentsvancouversun.com - Randy Shore Dog trainer Glenn Affenzeller hasn't finished fighting for possession of four dogs seized by the B.C. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to …
The Vancouver SunFentanyl Heavy drug user acquitted in alleged B.C. fentanyl trafficking casevancouversun.com - Keith Fraser A heavy drug user has been acquitted of possessing fentanyl and methamphetamine for the purpose of trafficking after a judge found shortcomings in …
The Vancouver SunMillennials Election 2019: B.C. sends four millennials to Ottawa; in 2015, we elected just one MP under 40vancouversun.com - Lori Culbert In an election in which millennials represented the largest block of voters, B.C. is sending four MPs under the age of 40 to Ottawa. That's a jump …
The Vancouver SunBusiness (Canada) B.C. can use personal info to fuel its speculation and vacancy tax program: Rulingvancouversun.com - Matt Robinson The Finance Ministry can collect, use and disclose the personal information of those who fill out their speculation and vacancy tax declarations, the …
The Vancouver Sun Coroner rules man who died in front of family at Richmond trampoline park could have been savedvancouversun.com - David Carrigg A B.C. coroner has ruled a man who died after doing a flip into a foam pit at a Richmond trampoline park could have survived if staff had CPR …
The Vancouver SunVancouver, BC Five Things: Put the pedal to the metal for Bike to Work Weekvancouversun.com - Stephanie Ip Get those wheels spinning. Read More
The Vancouver SunSaanich, BC Saanich school support workers serve strike notice for Mondayvancouversun.com - The Canadian Press SAANICH — Support staff in B.C.’s Saanich school district have served 72-hour strike notice. Read More
The Vancouver SunBritish Columbia Second teenager dies after weekend pickup crash on B.C. highwayvancouversun.com - The Canadian Press WILLIAMS LAKE — A second teenager has died after a weekend crash on Highway 20 near Williams Lake. Read More
The Vancouver SunCivil Liberties B.C.'s civil liberties group to survey election-law issuesvancouversun.com - Tiffany Crawford The B.C. Civil Liberties Association wants to hear from organizations across Canada about how federal elections laws affected their freedom of …
The Vancouver SunIsrael Israel’s flourishing food scenevancouversun.com - Dave Pottinger A culinary revolution is taking place in Israel. You can see it in the busy bistros and bustling markets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. And in the foodie …
The Vancouver SunFood (Canada) Anthony Gismondi: B.C. wine of the week, wine to cellar and calendar itemsvancouversun.com - agismondi Nikki Callaway is on the move again. From Mission Hill to Quails’s Gate to Laughing Stock, the talented winemaker has signed on at O’Rourke Family …
The Vancouver SunBusiness (Canada) May Tanjusay: Why we remain on strike at Vancouver's iconic Hotel Georgiavancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove I am a room attendant at the Rosewood Hotel Georgia, Vancouver’s most glamorous hotel, where I am proud to have served guests for six years. I am …
The Vancouver SunFestivals Classical music: New take on VSO's New Music Festival as it revisits the recent pastvancouversun.com - dgdsun When: Jan. 11 to 16 Read More
The Vancouver SunLuggage Style Q&A: Canadian brand Monos aims 'to create luggage that puts quality and design first'vancouversun.com - Aleesha Harris The days of clunky, oversized luggage pieces that create more stress and struggle than streamlined simplicity while traveling appear to be behind us. …
The Vancouver SunPolicing Man dies in police custody in Langleyvancouversun.com - Tiffany Crawford B.C.'s police watchdog has been called in after a man died in police custody early Wednesday morning in Langley. Read More
The Vancouver SunGreta Thunberg Climate activist Greta Thunberg disputes invitation to B.C. legislaturevancouversun.com - The Canadian Press Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg says she is not aware of an invitation to speak in British Columbia’s provincial legislature. Read More
