Vancouver Sun

Looking for some makeup inspo for your upcoming wedding? Here are a few makeup looks we showcased at this year’s Crème de la Crème Wedding Showcase, presented by Countdown Event. Read More

A group living in RVs on a tiny patch of land off Highway 1 in North Vancouver has neighbours concerned about road safety and sanitation. Read More

The nature of gardening changes with each new generation of gardeners and especially as we are constantly dealing with evolving climate realities and increased levels of concern about our environment. Read More

A Vancouver company that provides trailers for film and TV shoots says it was stiffed for more than $67,000 by a production that last fall shot a thriller movie destined for Hollywood release, according to a lawsuit. Read More

I suppose you feel it the same way a robin does. Read More

Vancouver's flagship Hudson’s Bay store was quiet Saturday, with only a handful of Vancouver shoppers  — a scarcity that marks the decline of North America’s oldest company and a pillar of Canadian retail since its founding in 1670. Read More

The tariff threats from our southern neighbours, or at least from their president, have sparked renewed interest in Canadians buying everything Canadian. Given the challenges consumers face in supermarkets trying to figure out the who, what and where of their favourite products, you would think Canadian wine would be a much easier product to get behind. Read More

Two people, a man and a woman who know each other, were taken to hospital Friday afternoon following a dispute involving a knife, Delta police said Saturday. Read More

Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss in British Columbia and around the world, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems to all the up-to-date science. Read More

Health officials have confirmed two new travel-related cases of measles cases in Metro Vancouver. Read More

The front pages of The Vancouver Sun and Province on March 13, 1929 featured stories on the start of construction for Vancouver’s most-famed art deco tower, the Marine Building. Read More

The large, brown mushroom grew inside a Capilano University residence shower room for so long that students gave it a name. Read More

B.C.'s youth aren't meeting Canada's guidelines for daily movement, a disturbing trend that is contributing to mental-health problems, say researchers at the University of B.C. Read More

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B.C. is taking tomatoes into its own hands. Read More

In that classic line in all affairs of the heart, the guilty partner tries to lessen the blow of his/her leaving by saying it’s all their fault that this relationship is over. Read More

After facing steep increases in costs for concrete in 2024, B.C.'s construction industry is now bracing for a "hurricane" from tariffs. Read More

The Los Angeles Lakers continue to ride the solid play of LeBron James and recently acquired Luka Doncic in the precursor to what should be one of the most memorable Western Conference playoffs in NBA history. Meanwhile, even minority owner Mark Cuban is complaining that his Dallas Mavericks didn’t get nearly enough last month in return for Doncic in one of the most stunning — and one-sided — trades all-time. Read More

The B.C. Conservatives have lost three caucus members in a disastrous day for the Opposition, with the prospect of more to come when one of the rebels tries to form a new party next week. Read More

The second of two hitmen who gunned down former Air India suspect Ripudaman Singh Malik in July 2022 was sentenced Friday to life in prison without any chance of parole for 20 years. Read More