4 hrs ago | The Georgia Straight
Craig Richmond appointed new CEO of Vancouver International Airport
Authority has a new president and chief executive officer. Craig Richmond will lead the Vancouver International Airport starting July 2. During a news conference today, Vancouver Airport Authority board of directors chair Mary Jordan announced that Richmond-a former Canadian military fighter pilot-was chosen after an extensive global recruitment ... (more)
8 hrs ago | The Oregonian
Canadian teen killed on charity bike ride through Washington identified
ARLINGTON, Wash. - The 16-year-old Victoria, British Columbia, boy who was killed while biking near Arlington on a cancer charity ride was showing his support for his uncle, a cancer survivor.
8 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Victoria teen killed on charity bike ride ID'd
The 16-year-old Victoria, British Columbia, boy who was killed while biking near Arlington on a cancer charity ride was showing his support for his uncle, a cancer survivor.
11 hrs ago | Vancouver Sun
Passengers the losers as more downtown weekend taxis put on hold
Many key sectors of the Canadian economy have job openings, but no people to fill them.
15 hrs ago | CBC News
Cancer society urges tougher anti-smoking laws
B.C. has the lowest smoking rate in the country, but the Canadian Cancer Society says the figure hasn't fallen in six years.
Star attraction at Vancouver space centre being put out to interstellar pasture
JUNE 17 2013. Harold-the star projector at the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre-is semi-retiring after more than 40 years of service.
North Vancouver donations save Filipina barista's life
Janette Camba, while still working at a North Vancouver Tim Hortons, raises money to fund her own kidney operation.
Perjury trial sees notorious video of Dziekanski's fatal Taser confrontation
RCMP Const. Bill Bentley leaves court after the second day of his perjury trial in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday June 11, 2013.
ICBC sues 46 for car vandalism at Stanley Cup riot
Rioters in downtown Vancouver prepare to flip a car on June 15, 2011, following the Canucks loss in the Stanley Cup final.
5 Vancouver street festivals you don't want to miss
Car-free days in Vancouver may be over, but that doesn't mean it's the end of summer festival street closures.
Private schools top Fraser Institute rankings
The Report Card rates 284 public and independent schools based on several factors, but primarily on mandatory provincial exams in grades 10 through 12. Only two public schools appear in the Fraser Institute's top 20 secondary schools in British Columbia, as private schools continue to dominate the controversial School Report Card ranking system.
Urban Wildlife: Sun readers share stories of animal encounters
A group of seven transient killer whales dropped by Vancouver's harbour on June 14, 2013, giving tourists and locals alike a rare treat.
Stanley Cup riot prompts ICBC to file civil claim against 46 people
British Columbia's Crown auto insurer has filed a civil claim against 46 people who have been charged or convicted for taking part in the Stanley Cup riot in Vancouver two years ago.
Teen cyclist hit, killed in charity ride
A 16-year-old cyclist from Victoria, B.C., was killed Sunday in Snohomish County during a charity bike ride.
Woman, 75, killed by bus and man later dies by fire in her basement
At the centre of the apparent coincidence: a 75-year-old woman who died after falling out of a charter bus as it rolled backwards down a South Vancouver hill, police say.
News for Youse: Car-free festivals, manure spread on homeless camp, and Bruins tie series
I have just turned 38 and I am settling down into a sedate life style, I am married to a great girl and am quite happy with work.
Everybody's Paint, a Michigan company's line of recycled latex paint, is sold at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore on North Wells Street.
Petition calls for safer bike path in Stanley Park causeway
In May, a 61-year-old woman she fell off the raised pathway and into the path of a West Vancouver bus.
Eric Hamber Secondary School computer programming students, from left to right, Ari Blondal, 15, Emmanuel Sales, 15, Jasper Chapman-Black, 15, and Phillip Wong, 14, pose for a photograph at the school in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday May 24, 2013.