Vancouver Sun

If ever there was a proof point showcasing some of B.C.'s best journalism, it was surely last Saturday night: an unprecedented provincial election campaign ending with one of the closest results in the province's history, one which is not yet fully settled. Read More

A library staffer who was told to choose between her job or picking up her child from after-school care on time will get a hearing with the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. Read More

Vancouver business owner Caren McSherry, who runs a specialty kitchen-supply store in east Vancouver, is at her wit's end over the relentless crime she experiences every day. Read More

A gangster has been ordered by the B.C. Appeal Court to stand trial for a second time in the shooting deaths of a Cranbrook couple, killed because they had the misfortune of renting the house where the killers' intended target used to live. Read More

It can be difficult to get people to pay attention to municipal government, but this week, Vancouver city council found a way to do it — just not the way it would have wanted. Read More

The District of North Vancouver is getting ready for another bout of rain after an atmospheric river weather system drenched B.C.’s south coast last weekend, triggering a mudslide and localized flooding that killed at least three people. Read More

Climate change means heat waves will affect river flows earlier in the spring until later in autumn, raising concerns about summer water supplies for municipalities and farmers, according to new research carried out at Simon Fraser University. Read More

Jenga the giraffe has died at the Greater Vancouver Zoo. Read More

VICTORIA — Voting officials say recounts in two ridings that could determine the outcome of B.C.’s election won’t start until Sunday afternoon — and it won’t be until Monday before the makeup of the legislature is finalized. Read More

Owners of 22 former short-term rental units in Victoria have filed nine lawsuits against the province, arguing legislation banning short-term rentals amounts to expropriation of their units, and owners are owed compensation. Read More

VICTORIA — The University of Victoria says it spent $1.06 million to deal with a pro-Palestinian camp on its campus from May to July, including security, dealing with vandalism and preventing disruption of its convocation ceremonies. Read More

Even as final votes are being counted in this election, B.C. is on track to elect a record-breaking number of women to the legislature. Read More

Illicit drug deaths are down slightly in B.C. from the same period last year, but the coroners service says women and girls are dying at a much higher rate. Read More

The Vancouver Recital Society presents Brahms Fest Read More

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They say: A holiday bundle from the brand BondiBoost that features an Infrared powered Thermal Hot Brush along with a full-sized Heat Protect Spray. The viral styling tool is suitable for all hair types and uses infrared heat technology to style hair and reduce frizz with less damage to strands. Read More

When: Oct. 30-Nov. 10 Read More

Indigo has released its 10 Best Books of 2024 list with Australian powerhouse Liane Moriarty’s psychological thriller Here One Moment taking top spot. Read More

Weekly roundup of three properties that recently sold in Metro Vancouver. Read More

The share price of Teck Resources Ltd. took a hit Thursday as the B.C. mining company announced it is once again lowering its full-year forecast for copper production. Read More