Aussie hard rockers AC/DC are no strangers to Vancouver. The band recorded three of its biggest albums in town, including Power Up (often stylized as PWR/UP), the band’s 17th album and first without ...

In a news release announcing the closure plans, the team behind Fable Diner said the “difficult decision” was settled on due ...

A former Vancouver music teacher has been permanently banned from teaching after being convicted of sexually assaulting a student. Robert Kyle Ledingham, a high school band teacher, was arrested in ...

Premier David Eby’s NDP government is rejecting claims by the Opposition that it is involved in a massive and secret handover of public lands to First Nations. The Conservatives, under new leader ...

John McKeachie always stood out among local sportscasters. But they said it with affection. McKeachie was well-regarded by his peers during a long, fruitful career on Vancouver TV and radio, and this ...

An early-morning joyride ended in a crash and potential charges for a 13-year-old Nanaimo girl. The girl took her parents’ black sedan around 2 a.m. on July 25 and was police allege she was going 118 ...

METRO VANCOUVER — A Richmond celebrity photographer accused of striking Ryan Reynolds with a car has been ordered by a judge to keep clear of the actor as he continues filming his latest movie.

The B.C. government alleges that after police raided a Richmond grow-op last summer, the $3.2-million property was transferred to an alleged 'nominee' owner to hide its true ownership. The B.C.

PENTICTON — The first sign of trouble for Aviana Ferlizza, the manager of Zios family restaurant in Summerland, was a phone call to cancel a reservation. It was around 5:45 p.m. on the Friday the Bald ...

VICTORIA — You had to read almost all the way through this year’s public accounts to discover Premier David Eby’s full impact on provincial finances. So in his three financial years as premier, Eby ...

Construction crews have started the main work for a major expansion of Artemis Gold Inc.’s Blackwater gold/silver mine in British Columbia’s central interior, 15 months after its first production.

A B.C. camper is crying foul after B.C. Parks refused to refund his Lightning Lake campground reservation fees in Manning Park, even though intense wildfire smoke made it impossible for him to camp.