Vancouver Sun

When a former Vancouver Police constable testified at the criminal trial of a colleague who sexually assaulted her, she says she knew it could ruin her career. Read More

Mark your calendars for Homes for the Holidays, which returns to Vancouver Nov. 23 and Nov. 24. This annual celebration brings together some of the most talented designers in the city to transform the historic Cecil Green Park House with festive displays, all in support of youth mental health initiatives through Take a Hike Foundation. Read More

When Freba Rezayee, an Olympic judoka from Afghanistan, fled her native land for Vancouver in 2011, one of her most pleasant surprises was discovering the Afghan Horsemen restaurant. Read More

NEW RELEASES Read More

When: November 20-23 Read More

This vibrant winter radicchio salad is especially festive. It's quick, easy and a delightful balance of sweet, bitter and peppery flavours. And it's an elegant colourful side dish that's perfect for the holidays. Read More

When: Nov. 23, 7:30 p.m. Read More

1. Whitewater Cooks the Food We Love — Shelley Adams and Conner Adams (Alicon Holdings Ltd). Read More

The product: Hudson's Bay Exclusive Holiday Beauty Advent Calendar. Read More

Environment Canada is warning drivers who intend to travel Highway 3 from the Paulson Summit and Kootenay Pass about hazardous conditions due to "rapidly accumulating snow." Read More

The RCMP has arrested three suspected cocaine smugglers who are part of a criminal organization linked to Mexican cartels. Read More

A B.C. writer is one of this year’s winners of the Governor General’s Literary Awards (GGBooks). Read More

The B.C. government wants to keep more than $1 million found after an Edmonton man crashed his rental car near Clearwater in May. Read More

After what feels like forever, Canadian Swifties can rejoice as Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is finally descending on Toronto (Nov. 14-16 and Nov. 21-23) and Vancouver (Dec. 6-8). Read More

The Blue Cabin has a new home at the Vancouver Maritime Museum’s Heritage Harbour. Read More

Vancouver has fallen short in the first year of its provincially mandated housing targets, but city staff expect the city's "strong development pipeline" will help it exceed the five-year goal. Read More

Phillip Birch operates earth-cutting equipment in a tiny space more than 40 metres below the surface of the Fraser River. Read More

Two more victims of alleged historical sexual assault have come forward in Ontario, leading to additional charges there against a Penticton city councillor and newspaper editor. Read More

VICTORIA — Though John Horgan would become one of the most-successful and well-regarded B.C. premiers, initially he had strong doubts about whether he even wanted to take on the NDP leadership. Read More

Last week, I spent an hour on a call-in radio show, and the topic was food prices. Listeners from across the west lit up the proverbial switchboard, taking turns to discuss how hard it is to make ends meet. Stories of coupon clipping, cutting back on expensive meat, and the challenges of feeding teenagers healthy diets came in waves. Buying 20-kilogram bags of chickpeas for DIY humus and careful meal planning to reduce waste were among the suggestions. Read More