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Whitecaps to face Inter Miami in key CONCACAF Champions Cup semi. Will Lionel Messi make the trip?
The Vancouver Whitecaps are set to host Inter Miami CF in the first leg of the CONCACAF semifinals on April 24.
RV industry hopes for more Canadian road trippers amid tariff uncertainty
Canadian RV dealers say they are concerned about the threat of tariffs on their industry, but are cautiously optimistic about renewed interest in travellers exploring Canada in a recreational vehicle.
Noisemaker ban in the works after assault at B.C. junior hockey game leaves man seriously injured
Officials in B.C.’s West Kootenay region are looking to ban noisemakers at a local hockey arena after a Fruitvale, B.C., man suffered serious injuries in an assault police say stemmed from the use of an air horn at a junior hockey game last month.
100 years ago, the Victoria Cougars became the last B.C. hockey team to win the Stanley Cup
On March 30, 1925, the Victoria Cougars of the Western Canada Hockey League defeated the National Hockey League's Montreal Canadiens 6-1 to clinch their best-of-five series, becoming the last non-NHL team to raise Lord Stanley's cup.
Tofino voted to opt into B.C.'s short-term rental rules. Now, it's backing out
Just over a year after the resort municipality of Tofino voted to opt in to provincial rules restricting short-term rentals, council has decided to ask the province if it can back out.
Vancouver Writers Fest founder Alma Lee dead at 84
A champion for writers and the written word, Lee helped launch the first Vancouver International Writers Festival in 1988 and also helped found the Writers' Union of Canada and the Writers’ Trust of Canada.
Vancouver labels and artists find new ways to innovate in a music industry shaped by tech
Local music labels and artists are navigating the ever-changing music industry where social media plays an increasing role in finding an audience, and many artists rely on touring, merchandise sales, and placing their music in TV and films to make ends meet.
From Canadianos to freedom fries, there's a long history of renaming foods amid political tensions
Cafés calling the popular espresso-based drink 'Canadianos' are part of a long tradition of changing food names due to political tensions, says a UVic assistant professor.
This music star lived quietly in B.C. for years. His songs live on in a popular video game
Bill Kenny was the lead singer of the Ink Spots, a Black vocal group that, more than 80 years after gaining fame, has been dubbed "the house band" of the popular Fallout video game franchise and TV series.
Delta, B.C., emergency room closures prompt concern from paramedics, mayor
The emergency room at Delta Hospital reopened Monday morning after staffing challenges forced it to close twice over the weekend.