1 hour ago Whitecaps 1, Pumas 1: Late equalizer stuns Vancouver in CONCACAF Cup quarterfinal

Striker Brian White gave Vancouver a 1-0 lead in the 71st minute but Pumas midfielder Adalberto Carrasquilla tied the match in the 87th minute

Sport

4 h. ago Ottawa Charge moves back into PWHL playoff spot with second straight win over Boston Fleet

Shiann Darkangelo returned to Massachusetts – about 40 minutes from Salem and the infamous witch trials of 1692 – to haunt her old team Wednesday night. The Ottawa Charge centre scored a hat-trick in a 4-0 victory over the Boston Fleet at the Tsongas Center in Lowell that clinched a postseason berth for the Toronto […]

Other

4 h. ago Double blow as S&P and Moody’s downgrade B.C.’s credit rating again, citing deficit

S&P cut the province’s long-term issuer credit rating to A+ from AA-, while Moody’s downgraded its key baseline assessment to aa2 from aa1

Economics

5 h. ago Opinion: Trade war demands a bold vision amid B.C.'s affordability crisis

Opinion: Last fall’s election was fought over what the government branded “kitchen-table priorities,” but many election promises have been put on hold.

Economics

5 h. ago Toddler found in vehicle driven by alleged drunk driver in Vancouver

Vancouver police said that around 3:15 a.m., they started to receive 911 calls that a car was driving erratically in the area of West 3rd Avenue and Stephens Street.

Transport

6 h. ago Historic Victoria church could become arts centre and housing under new proposal

The plan would transform the property with the conduction of 130 units of rental housing, plus a new arts centre and a renovation of the church itself.

Culture

6 h. ago B.C. government grilled after January death of Indigenous teen in care

The Indigenous teen died while in the care of Usma Nuu-chah-nulth Family and Child Services, an agency of the Ministry of Children and Family Development, after she was found unresponsive near her group home in Port Alberni

Politics

6 h. ago North Vancouver federal election candidate has U.S. convictions for illegal firearms

Oliver King, formerly known as Hamid Malekpour, was convicted of five counts in May 2011 in a Seattle courtroom

Events

6 h. ago Georgie Awards recognize the best in B.C.'s housing industry

53 awards were handed out at CHBA BC's annual event honouring excellence in the homebuilding industry

Other

6 h. ago SO FAR SO GOOD: Blue Jays off to fastest start since 2011 after sweep of Nationals

The Blue Jays were never going to get too high or too low about the opening seven-game series that concluded early Wednesday evening at the Rogers Centre. Publicly, anyway. But going 5-2 through the first seven games of a season with so much on the line is compounded in a good way by the manner […]

Society

6 h. ago B.C. exhales for now as it escapes additional tariffs on Trump's 'Liberation Day'

Canada is still being charged 25 per cent tariffs on steel, aluminum and non-USMCA goods, and is facing a similar level of tariffs on automobiles.

Economics

7 h. ago NDP appoints health authority insider to root out waste in the provincial health authorities

Vaughn Palmer: For the past six years under the NDP, Penny Ballem has served as chair at Vancouver Coastal Health, one of six authorities targeted for eventual review

Science

7 h. ago Letters to the Sun: There's never been a better time to support Canadian performers and artists

This year’s Juno Awards was very special to me as it was the first time I had the opportunity to not only volunteer with the awards and earn another “free T-shirt” but also to fist bump and rub shoulders with the likes of Michael Bublé, the Weeknd, Juno CEO Allan Reid and many more famous […]

Culture

8 h. ago Vancouver Canadians land top Blue Jays prospect Arjun Nimmala

His parents emigrated from India to Florida before he was born and 19-year-old shortstop has said he aims to" inspire young Indian Americans to play and get more Indians into the sport"

Other

8 h. ago Canucks: Playoff push is Thatcher Demko’s affirmation, Linus Karlsson’s latest audition

'We know the position we're in and not a favourable one. Focus on one game at a time. Things can change quick.' — Thatcher Demko

Economics

8 h. ago Two skilled European centres signed by the Oilers took different paths to the NHL club

If you are the Edmonton Oilers and in serious win-now mode with Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl and trading away draft picks for immediate help, one of the few avenues to travel to restock the pipeline is through European free-agency. So, we bring you Josh Samanski and David Tomasek. Two skilled centres who have gone […]

Economics

9 h. ago CyberQP Releases Groundbreaking Zero Trust Helpdesk Security Platform to Eliminate Standing Privileges

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — CyberQP, a leading provider of access management solutions, has launched its Zero Trust Helpdesk Security Platform—combining QGuard for Privileged Access Management (PAM) and QDesk for End-User Access Management (EUAM). This unified solution helps IT teams reduce risk, improve efficiency, and eliminate standing privileges across the organization. Game-Changing Access Control A key […]

Events

9 h. ago Cranbrook man arrested for alleged online extortion of young girls

A 20-year-old suspect faces several charges for sexual interference and online extortion after a public warning from RCMP last month

Technology

10 h. ago B.C. judge allows appeal in $6 million crash case 18 months past deadline

Both men in truck that rolled into ditch outside Fort St. John insisted the other was driving that night but judge found one mostly responsible for crash that left his friend paraplegic.

Economics

10 h. ago Advance voting in Vancouver’s byelection shatters previous records

In total, the first two days of advance voting in this byelection has seen Vancouverites cast 7,671 ballots, an increase of 84 per cent over advance voting days in 2017.

Politics