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VICTORIA — B.C. Premier David Eby says he will meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday to discuss launching a Team Canada approach to support workers in the forestry sector in response to the latest U.S. decision on softwood lumber duties. Read More

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It's the kind of conversation most people avoid: what happens to your body if the unthinkable happens. Read More

Maddox Schultz's two goals in the opening three minutes of the West regional final on Sunday propelled the Regina Pat Canadians to a 7-1 victory over the Winnipeg Wild and a berth in the Telus Cup, Canada's male U18 AAA hockey championship. Read More

Here's the truth: These very well could be Brock Boeser's last 10 days as a Vancouver Canuck. Read More

The Edmonton real estate market is continuing to surge through the opening months of 2025. Read More

This in: big and nasty Ontario Hockey League power forward Connor Clattenburg, who signed a contract with the Edmonton Oilers just before Christmas, will make his debut for the organization in Bakersfield today. Read More

In the end, the Vancouver Giants had no answer for the Spokane Chiefs’ firepower. Read More

Police are investigating a fatal shooting early Sunday morning in east Vancouver. Read More

It wasn't the colour they were hoping for, but Team Canada still came away with a medal at the BKT World Men's Curling Championship in Moose Jaw. Read More

While Trent Frederic was certainly noticeable in his first Edmonton Oilers' game Saturday in Los Angeles —it’s easy to love guys who show up to play in ill-humour and are disliked by the opposing side — we also noticed he didn’t play a shift in the last 15 minutes in what was only a 2-0 Kings lead. Read More

Canada's latest superteam didn't win its first attempt at a world curling championship. Read More

The performance was worthy of a championship — not just Sunday’s effort but much of the week’s feats for Canada’s Team Jacobs. Read More

Vancouver voters dealt a blow to Mayor Ken Sim and his ABC party on Saturday, throwing their support behind two left-leaning candidates in a byelection widely seen as a critique of their governance. Read More

I’ve always admired Science World in downtown Vancouver for its innovative approach to so many seemingly commonplace things that, when viewed through the lens of science, become much more interesting and important, particularly those aspects of science that affect our daily lives. Read More

ICBC’s attempt to bill a driver $4,300 to fix a car he had hit has failed because it provided “extremely limited” evidence of the damage and repairs submitted to B.C.’s civil resolution tribunal. Read More

The one thing the Animal Protection Party has going for it during this year's federal election is that by virtue of its name, it comes first on the list of registered political parties. That will likely be the only first place it holds on April 28. Read More

I’m just back from a trip. While I’m on any kind of voyage, I keep a running list of things I should have brought with me. There’s always some little thing that would have radically improved the experience, so it goes on the list for next time. I keep this list in my emptied suitcase. The funny thing is that I tend to edit the list when I’m packing for my next trip. “Flashlight?” I’ll ask myself. “Why would I think I need a flashlight?!” (The brown-outs of the central-African electrical grid clearly completely forgotten once back home.) Read More

When/where: Sunday, 7 p.m., Rogers Arena Read More

Brendan Morrison's cellphone alerts on Friday confirmed what he knew about Alex Ovechkin's odyssey to become the NHL's most feared and productive goal scorer. Read More