David Foster returns to Victoria for a milestone celebration

Breadcrumb Trail Links David Foster returns to Victoria for a milestone celebration “Victoria is my birthplace. Victoria is my roots, and Victoria has given so...

Aug 2, 2026 | Local

This Day in History, 1963: Mike Grenby howls about Allen Ginsberg

Breadcrumb Trail Links This Day in History, 1963: Mike Grenby howls about Allen Ginsberg The beat poet befuddled the future Sun business columnist Author of...

Aug 2, 2026 | Local

Vancouver’s English Bay welcomes one night of fireworks

Summer Lights in English Bay is set to light up Vancouver’s beachfront for one night only on July 31. The fireworks display is scheduled to...

Aug 1, 2026 | Local

Early-morning house fire in Mission leaves one dead, several pets killed

A person has died and several pets were found dead following an early-morning house fire in Mission on Friday. Mission Fire and Rescue Service (MFRS)...

Aug 1, 2026 | Local

Man arrested after allegedly showing gun at New Westminster coffee shop

A man is in custody after allegedly displaying a firearm to a customer at a coffee shop in New Westminster early Thursday morning, according to...

Aug 1, 2026 | Local

Man faces multiple firearms charges after searches in Coquitlam, Surrey

A Coquitlam man is facing several firearms-related charges following a lengthy investigation by the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia’s (CFSEU-BC) Illegal Firearm...

Aug 1, 2026 | Local

Little Mountain affordable housing complex complete in Riley Park

A new affordable housing and community services hub in Vancouver’s Riley Park neighbourhood has been completed, combining housing, childcare, community programming, public art, and gathering...

Aug 1, 2026 | Local

Automated cancer diagnostics come to Vancouver General Hospital

With cancer cases rising across the province, new technology and upgrades to a lab at Vancouver General Hospital (VGH) will help some patients receive their...

Aug 1, 2026 | Local

Ottawa adds just over $4M in funding for Tumbler Ridge, B.C., after mass shooting

The federal government is providing more than $4 million in funding to support people affected by the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in February....

Aug 1, 2026 | Local