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Canucks point to progress as losses pile up
It might not be reflected in recent results, but the Vancouver Canucks believe they are finally heading in the right direction. -
Matthews, Nylander lead Leafs to win over Canucks
Auston Matthews collected his team-leading 11th goal of the season as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 Saturday to snap a two-game NHL skid. -
B.C.’s non-time change could impact technology and travel
Not getting an extra hour of sleep might not be the only thing that is missing this weekend as the province transitions to permanent Pacific daylight time. -
New government will examine BC Ferries shipbuilding, Doerkson says
"I don't know what the deal looks like, I mean we would obviously have an interest in seeing that," Lorne Doerkson said of the BC Ferries deal made last year. -
New trial ordered for man in deadly Vancouver crash that killed toddler
The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered a new trial for the man behind the wheel in a crash that killed a toddler and badly injured her father. -
Canucks place forward Filip Chytil on IR
The Vancouver Canucks placed forward Filip Chytil on injured reserve Friday ahead of Saturday's game against the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs. -
Leafs’ Tanev eyes return against Canucks
Chris Tanev appears poised to give the Toronto Maple Leafs a boost against his former team. -
Why some Canadian police are still promoting Crime Stoppers despite breach
Some Canadian police services continue to promote Crime Stoppers despite a data breach that may have exposed identifying information included in anonymous tips. -
Loss of Canadian shoppers a $64M hit to Washington State: report
Canadian shopping visits have dropped 71 per cent compared to 2019 — largely driven by the strained political and economic climate between the two countries and a weak Loonie. -
Vancouver man found guilty of first-degree murder for a 2nd time
In January 2019, 69-year-old Zenen Cepeda Silva was gunned down while he was sitting on a porch in Vancouver with his wife. -
I Watched This Game: Ex-Canucks dress as the Toronto Maple Leafs for Halloween
There are so many former members of the Vancouver Canucks on the Toronto Maple Leafs that it’s scary. On Halloween, some of those Leafs gave the Canucks a fright. Zack MacEwen, wh… -
Nearly 25 years later, B.C.'s First Nations treaty referendum echoes through today's land disputes
Nearly a quarter century after British Columbians overwhelmingly endorsed eight principles intended to guide provincial treaty negotiations, former Premier Gordon Campbell maintai… -
Giant timber arches rise over Langley Township's new $130-million indoor soccer training centre
At first glance, this new community and recreational facility appears to be a sibling of the Richmond Olympic Oval. A full-sized indoor soccer field beneath sweeping wooden arches… -
BC Ferries aims to cut underwater noise by 50% to help protect whales
BC Ferries is aiming to cut the underwater noise its vessels produce in key Southern Resident orca whale habitat by 50 per cent by 2036, under a new conservation agreement with th… -
The best and most unforgettable dishes we ate in Vancouver this month
As professional foodies in Vancouver, we tend to do a lot of good eating. But some bites stand out more than others, and at the end of the month, we like to reminisce about some o… -
New Vancouver restaurant wows with its 16-course Chinese Pacific Northwest tasting menu
It only took one bite for us to realize that Haisan was truly something special. The new Chinese Pacific Northwest fine dining restaurant is quite obviously a passion project for … -
Remembering that one time Michael Bublé was on 'The X-Files'
Michael Bublé became a household name with the success of his self-titled debut album in 2003. Since then, the Canadian crooner has been just about everywhere from Madison Square … -
The health debate between the new B.C. time zone or twice-annual clock change
While it is welcome news to many that B.C.’s time zone will not fall back an hour on Nov. 1, experts have raised concerns about the specific time zone the government chose to stay… -
Canucks now looking at Downtown Vancouver location for their practice facility: report
There have been more twists and turns in the Vancouver Canucks’ practice facility saga than the Sea-to-Sky Highway. The Canucks have tried, without success, to get a practice faci… -
Cineplex Canada drops its winter lineup of $3.99 movies
Movie nights don’t have to cost a fortune, especially with Cineplex bringing back its $3.99 Family Favourites screenings. Cineplex has released its movie lineup for the rest of th…
Daily Hive + Global News + CBC
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I Watched This Game: Ex-Canucks dress as the Toronto Maple Leafs for Halloween
There are so many former members of the Vancouver Canucks on the Toronto Maple Leafs that it’s scary. On Halloween, some of those Leafs gave the Canucks a fright. Zack MacEwen, wh… -
Nearly 25 years later, B.C.'s First Nations treaty referendum echoes through today's land disputes
Nearly a quarter century after British Columbians overwhelmingly endorsed eight principles intended to guide provincial treaty negotiations, former Premier Gordon Campbell maintai…
-
Giant timber arches rise over Langley Township's new $130-million indoor soccer training centre
At first glance, this new community and recreational facility appears to be a sibling of the Richmond Olympic Oval. A full-sized indoor soccer field beneath sweeping wooden arches…
-
BC Ferries aims to cut underwater noise by 50% to help protect whales
BC Ferries is aiming to cut the underwater noise its vessels produce in key Southern Resident orca whale habitat by 50 per cent by 2036, under a new conservation agreement with th…
-
The best and most unforgettable dishes we ate in Vancouver this month
As professional foodies in Vancouver, we tend to do a lot of good eating. But some bites stand out more than others, and at the end of the month, we like to reminisce about some o…
-
New Vancouver restaurant wows with its 16-course Chinese Pacific Northwest tasting menu
It only took one bite for us to realize that Haisan was truly something special. The new Chinese Pacific Northwest fine dining restaurant is quite obviously a passion project for …
-
Remembering that one time Michael Bublé was on 'The X-Files'
Michael Bublé became a household name with the success of his self-titled debut album in 2003. Since then, the Canadian crooner has been just about everywhere from Madison Square …
-
The health debate between the new B.C. time zone or twice-annual clock change
While it is welcome news to many that B.C.’s time zone will not fall back an hour on Nov. 1, experts have raised concerns about the specific time zone the government chose to stay…
-
Canucks now looking at Downtown Vancouver location for their practice facility: report
There have been more twists and turns in the Vancouver Canucks’ practice facility saga than the Sea-to-Sky Highway. The Canucks have tried, without success, to get a practice faci…
-
Cineplex Canada drops its winter lineup of $3.99 movies
Movie nights don’t have to cost a fortune, especially with Cineplex bringing back its $3.99 Family Favourites screenings. Cineplex has released its movie lineup for the rest of th…
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007 actor Pierce Brosnan spotted at Vancouver Art Gallery
James Bond himself, 007 actor Pierce Brosnan, was spotted at the Vancouver Art Gallery. The Vancouver Art Gallery shared a post about his visit on Instagram earlier today, calling… -
MLS legends congratulate Vancouver Whitecaps' Brian White on 100 goals
Only a select few strikers have scored 100 goals in MLS competition. Now the Vancouver Whitecaps’ Brian White is one of them. White’s goal in the 41st minute of the Whitecaps’ 4-1… -
99-room hotel proposed near Kitsilano Beach in mixed-use rental housing tower redesign with greater height
A previously approved proposal to build a secured purpose-built rental housing tower near Kitsilano Beach Park could become a substantially taller building to introduce the additi… -
Orca population face 'possible extinction' as Carney pushes for a new B.C. superport
A B.C. environmental organization is warning that a new B.C. port being designated as a “project of national interest” might result in the loss of the southern resident killer wha… -
Prime Minister Carney grants new $5.9-billion Metro Vancouver superport national interest status, targeting opening four years earlier
The new Roberts Bank Terminal 2 container port in Metro Vancouver could open four years earlier after Prime Minister Mark Carney formally designated it a project of national inter… -
Vancouver Canucks call up ex-Leafs player with Toronto in town
Filip Chytil made it to seven games before he got injured again. He’s now expected to miss at least three games. After taking a heavy hit from San Jose Sharks defenceman Darnell N… -
Triple O's makes return to iconic Vancouver landmark
After closing for renovations, Triple O’s at Science World opened its doors on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The eatery is now brighter and more welcoming for visitors, with the view of Fal… -
Critics question the ballooning costs of Metro Vancouver garbage disposal fees
A prominent business organization is flagging a substantial fee increase that the Metro Vancouver Regional District (MVRD) is proposing. The Business Council of British Columbia (… -
Demonstration being held in Vancouver for Bayside Lounge's last day
A community erupted in uproar and sadness after it was announced that Bayside Lounge, a Vancouver bar and restaurant that has been around for nearly five decades, was closing. Ear… -
Conservative provincial government set to roll back BC NDP's housing legislation to give municipal governments more control
The incoming provincial government led by the Conservative Party of British Columbia is promising to hand decisions about neighbourhood density back to municipal governments, pote…
CBC + Global News + Daily Hive
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Canucks point to progress as losses pile up
It might not be reflected in recent results, but the Vancouver Canucks believe they are finally heading in the right direction.
-
Matthews, Nylander lead Leafs to win over Canucks
Auston Matthews collected his team-leading 11th goal of the season as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 Saturday to snap a two-game NHL skid.
-
B.C.’s non-time change could impact technology and travel
Not getting an extra hour of sleep might not be the only thing that is missing this weekend as the province transitions to permanent Pacific daylight time.
-
New government will examine BC Ferries shipbuilding, Doerkson says
"I don't know what the deal looks like, I mean we would obviously have an interest in seeing that," Lorne Doerkson said of the BC Ferries deal made last year.
-
New trial ordered for man in deadly Vancouver crash that killed toddler
The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered a new trial for the man behind the wheel in a crash that killed a toddler and badly injured her father.
-
Canucks place forward Filip Chytil on IR
The Vancouver Canucks placed forward Filip Chytil on injured reserve Friday ahead of Saturday's game against the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs.
-
Leafs’ Tanev eyes return against Canucks
Chris Tanev appears poised to give the Toronto Maple Leafs a boost against his former team.
-
Why some Canadian police are still promoting Crime Stoppers despite breach
Some Canadian police services continue to promote Crime Stoppers despite a data breach that may have exposed identifying information included in anonymous tips.
-
Loss of Canadian shoppers a $64M hit to Washington State: report
Canadian shopping visits have dropped 71 per cent compared to 2019 — largely driven by the strained political and economic climate between the two countries and a weak Loonie.
-
Vancouver man found guilty of first-degree murder for a 2nd time
In January 2019, 69-year-old Zenen Cepeda Silva was gunned down while he was sitting on a porch in Vancouver with his wife.
-
I Watched This Game: Ex-Canucks dress as the Toronto Maple Leafs for Halloween
There are so many former members of the Vancouver Canucks on the Toronto Maple Leafs that it’s scary. On Halloween, some of those Leafs gave the Canucks a fright. Zack MacEwen, wh…
-
Nearly 25 years later, B.C.'s First Nations treaty referendum echoes through today's land disputes
Nearly a quarter century after British Columbians overwhelmingly endorsed eight principles intended to guide provincial treaty negotiations, former Premier Gordon Campbell maintai…
-
Giant timber arches rise over Langley Township's new $130-million indoor soccer training centre
At first glance, this new community and recreational facility appears to be a sibling of the Richmond Olympic Oval. A full-sized indoor soccer field beneath sweeping wooden arches…
-
BC Ferries aims to cut underwater noise by 50% to help protect whales
BC Ferries is aiming to cut the underwater noise its vessels produce in key Southern Resident orca whale habitat by 50 per cent by 2036, under a new conservation agreement with th…
-
The best and most unforgettable dishes we ate in Vancouver this month
As professional foodies in Vancouver, we tend to do a lot of good eating. But some bites stand out more than others, and at the end of the month, we like to reminisce about some o…
-
New Vancouver restaurant wows with its 16-course Chinese Pacific Northwest tasting menu
It only took one bite for us to realize that Haisan was truly something special. The new Chinese Pacific Northwest fine dining restaurant is quite obviously a passion project for …
-
Remembering that one time Michael Bublé was on 'The X-Files'
Michael Bublé became a household name with the success of his self-titled debut album in 2003. Since then, the Canadian crooner has been just about everywhere from Madison Square …
-
The health debate between the new B.C. time zone or twice-annual clock change
While it is welcome news to many that B.C.’s time zone will not fall back an hour on Nov. 1, experts have raised concerns about the specific time zone the government chose to stay…
-
Canucks now looking at Downtown Vancouver location for their practice facility: report
There have been more twists and turns in the Vancouver Canucks’ practice facility saga than the Sea-to-Sky Highway. The Canucks have tried, without success, to get a practice faci…
-
Cineplex Canada drops its winter lineup of $3.99 movies
Movie nights don’t have to cost a fortune, especially with Cineplex bringing back its $3.99 Family Favourites screenings. Cineplex has released its movie lineup for the rest of th…