Vancouver Sun

A B.C. nurse who sponsored a pro-J.K. Rowling sign five years ago and posted "discriminatory and/or derogatory statements" about transgender people while identifying herself as a member of the medical profession has been found to have committed professional misconduct. Read More

Kwantlen Polytechnic University plans to lay off about six dozen faculty members, citing a sharp decline in international student enrolment and the tuition they pay. Read More

Police are investigating what they describe as the "sudden death" of a woman at Whistler Blackcomb ski resort. Read More

VICTORIA — Premier David Eby responded to the Trump tariff threat Thursday with legislation to allow the NDP cabinet to override all provincial laws, regulations, authorities and even the legislature itself. Read More

In a move the official Opposition says is a "slippery slope," the NDP has introduced emergency legislation giving it broad powers to reduce interprovincial trade barriers, put tolls on bridges and ferries, and unilaterally change any legislation relating to B.C.'s economy. Read More

A B.C. woman who was handcuffed and detained earlier this month at the U.S. border after crossing between Mexico and San Diego for work had an incomplete application for her Trade NAFTA work visa. Read More

The looming threat of a trade war with the U.S. has focused attention on lessening Canada’s historic dependence on trade with the our neighbours to the south. Read More

Vancouver actor Finn Wolfhard is a household name for his turn as Mike Wheeler in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things. But the 22 year-old talent has a second calling as a musician. Read More

The Mexican national who was allegedly part of a Sinaloa cartel-linked drug trafficking organization based in Surrey was convicted in the U.S. in 2017 of attempting to smuggle cocaine into Alberta, Postmedia has learned. Read More

Note: This story has been updated to remove identifying details after the Amber Alert was cancelled on Thursday afternoon. Read More

Lafarge Canada is planning to open a soil-washing facility in Burnaby this summer that could treat all of Metro Vancouver's contaminated soil. Read More

B.C. Hydro has pulled the plug on rebates for Tesla electric vehicle chargers as part of the provincial government's response to U.S. tariffs. Read More

Work is starting this month on The Residences, the 41-storey condo building in the first phase of Grosvenor’s Brentwood Block, a large master-planned community in Burnaby, that is prioritizing pedestrian experiences, sustainability and modern urban living. Read More

Their restaurants are spreading like little Greek Islands and it’s no wonder: Yianni and Petro Kerasiotis are from a family that has been prolific since the 1970s. Read More

Vancouver-based Vestis Fashion Group Inc. is celebrating its 40th anniversary with two new boutique openings in Vancouver. Read More

Canadian music legend Anne Murray is the most Juno-awarded artist in the history of Canada's national music honours. At the 2025 Junos in Vancouver, Murray will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The Springhill, Nova Scotia musician has won 25 Juno Awards. Read More

Metro Vancouver residents planning to head out early for their spring break road trip to the B.C. Interior and beyond should make sure they still have their snow tires. Read More

B.C. is way behind other Canadian provinces when it comes to ensuring ethical conduct by municipal officials, a municipal law expert argues in a new report. Read More

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

Four people have died in two crashes in the past 24 hour, one in Abbotsford, the other in Campbell River. Read More