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Beedie’s Stanley Park concert nets record $2.5M for food bank

Developer Ryan Beedie and wife Cindy Beedie's philanthropic Stanley Park concert on the weekend raised $2.5 million for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank (GVFB), Ryan Beedie told...

Passenger alleges trauma, sues Helijet after lightning strikes chopper

A man who alleges that he was traumatized after flying in a Helijet helicopter that was struck by lightning is suing the Richmond-based carrier. The October...

Fired Fraser Health CEO Victoria Lee to get $609,000 severance

Recently fired Fraser Health CEO Victoria Lee is to get $609,335 in severance over the period that started Feb. 19 and runs 18 months until...

Low initial salary may help Whitecaps FC’s Müller gamble pay off

Excitement is building for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC thanks to the team signing German superstar Thomas Müller. Whether the move will pay financial dividends is...

B.C. residents reduce trips to U.S. for sixth straight month

New data from multiple sources show that the trend of British Columbians travelling less across the border to the U.S. is continuing–by land and by air.  Data...

WestJet sued for injuries after plane collision at Comox Airport

WestJet Airlines Ltd. faces at least one lawsuit that stems from an August 2023 incident, when one of its planes collided with a parked CC-130H Hercules military...

Why B.C. brewers want government to change how they are taxed

B.C. craft brewers want the provincial government to change how they are taxed because they say big brewers are getting unfair tax breaks.  They are bringing...

Okanagan wineries laud ‘banner season’ amid climate risks

Okanagan Valley winemakers and executives say they are enjoying the best growing season in years even though the risk is always present that a severe...

Why Boston Pizza could be sole survivor among Vancouver restaurant income funds

The last year has seen two attempts to buy out Vancouver-based restaurant income funds. An open question is whether there will be a third. The...

B.C. businesses scramble to get CUSMA compliant

Many B.C. business owners are scrambling ahead of U.S. plans to levy a 35 per cent tariff starting Aug. 1 on Canadian imports that do...

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