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Soon to retire Police Chief Adam Palmer remains the City of Vancouver’s highest-paid employee, earning $487,224 last year. Read More Soon to retire Police Chief Adam Palmer is the highest… Read More »Vancouver’s 2024 civic salaries show city’s top cop receives top pay
The scent of samosas and the beat of dhol drums filled the air as thousands gathered in South Vancouver on Saturday for the city’s annual Vaisakhi parade, which wound its… Read More »Vancouver’s annual Vaisakhi parade draws thousands in Punjabi Market
The scent of samosas and the beat of dhol drums filled the air as thousands gathered in South Vancouver on Saturday for the city’s annual Vaisakhi parade, which wound its… Read More »Vancouver’s annual Vaisakhi parade draws thousands to Punjabi Market
Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss in B.C. and around the world, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems, to all the up-to-date… Read More »B.C. climate news: Gitanyow chiefs tell B.C. court LNG project threatens salmon rights | Major nations agree on first global fee on greenhouse gases that targets shipping
Vancouver is taking steps to address its hotel room shortage, proposing new policies to speed up construction and conversion projects. The proposed overhaul, set to go before city council next… Read More »Vancouver eyes major hotel policy overhaul to tackle room shortage
Social-housing operator Atira is suing two former residents of the Winters Hotel single-room-occupancy building for causing or contributing to two fires, one of which killed two residents. Read More Atira,… Read More »Atira sues two residents of Winters Hotel where fatal fire began three years ago
Tom Wark is a media and public relations wine professional based in Oregon who, since 2004, has published Fermentation, a blog exploring current wine industry issues. His latest piece looks… Read More »Anthony Gismondi: Why choose wine? It’s all about the complexity
In 1939, E.J. Hughes teamed up with his friends, Orville Fisher and Paul Goranson, on a 12-part mural depicting British Columbia’s “industrial, social or sporting life.” Read More Eight-five lots… Read More »This Day in History, 1938-39: E.J. Hughes gem from lost mural leads off auction filled with Group of Seven works
A B.C. man with a history of assaulting sex workers has died. Read More Sagmoen was charged and found guilty in connection to an attack on a sex worker near… Read More »B.C.’s Curtis Sagmoen, jailed for attacks on sex trade workers, has died
The death of a 92-year-old Chinatown resident who police say was assaulted in a Downtown Eastside alley last month is renewing concerns over the safety of seniors in the Vancouver… Read More »‘We need to do better:’ Death of Chinatown senior in Downtown Eastside renews safety concerns