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Vancouver LGBTQ bookstore at centre of landmark legal case celebrates 40th anniversary

A Vancouver bookstore that has long been a safe haven for the city's LGBTQ community and waged a court battle against the Canada Border Services Agency...

Province to provide $8.5 million for Abbotsford flood recovery projects

The provincial government announced Friday $8.5 million in new funding to the City of Abbotsford for several flood recovery and mitigation projects. In November 2021, catastrophic...

Richmond Night Market back in business with full scale reopening

For the first time since the pandemic, the Richmond Night Market is having a full scale reopening on April 28. Owner and organizer Raymond Cheung...

Kamloops man soon to be sentenced for sexually assaulting his niece

WARNING: This article contains details of suicide and sexual abuse.A man from Kamloops, B.C., convicted of repeatedly sexually assaulting his niece while she was living...

Setbacks are just the steps to success for Canadian Premier League: Commissioner

Sports Soccer Despite having two teams taken over by the league in...

Vancouver Warriors are “trending in the right direction,” swears star Keegan Bal

Sports Lacrosse “We’ve improved in the second half. We’ll add some young...

Canucks Under the Microscope: Becoming one of the league's elite defencemen is next for Quinn Hughes

Vancouver Canucks Sports NHL Hockey "Where he wants...

Canucks: With departures of Horvat and Stillman, team needs a new NHLPA rep

Vancouver Canucks Sports NHL Hockey When the Canucks...

Government submits new offer to striking federal union: sources

The federal government presented a counter-offer Friday afternoon to striking Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) members.Details of the offer have not been released,...

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