According to the Postmedia presentation, newspapers would work in partnership with CAPP to put the spotlight on Canada's oil industry. "What really drives Canada's economic engine? Energy, of course," ...

The highlight of this day is the "group of death" match between Cote d'Ivoire and Portugal that could become one of the highlights of the tournament. Two great teams. Winner likely to advance, loser l ...

Lin Lee-chen, doyenne of Taiwan choreographers, had already retired from the stage a quarter century ago at the height of her fame. But, within the past decade, now well in her 60’s, she has “felt ...

Today, the B.C. government joined Indigenous leaders and representatives from environmental groups and the timber industry to announce the finalization of a 19-year effort to protect the Great Bear ...

Road closures and designated traffic lanes, plus 250,000 Olympics visitors in Vancouver spell massive reshuffling for commuters this month and next. Fifty-thousand motor vehicles cross the Cambie ...

The recent news about the execution-style killing of 100 dogs in Whister, B.C. brought back the memory: sledding through the backcountry on a brutally cold morning with beautiful dogs. My son kept a ...

Industry Minister Tony Clement said that the federal government will ask the CRTC to overturn a recent decision on usage-based billing for the Internet. However, CRTC chair Konrad von Finckenstein ...

Canada needs to be a digital leader, not a digital laggard. But right now, the country is lagging in all four key areas of our digital economy: internet speed, openness, affordability, and content.

Three new wives, sex addiction, a newly-constructed nose and hot drama on Season Two of The Real Housewives of Vancouver. Brace yourselves, ya'll.

Last week I showed how global warming was changing Vancouver’s January weather. Today, I show the major climate trends across all our months. Annual rainfall in Vancouver has increased by about half a ...

A curmudgeonly has-been fills the patchwork projection screen, ranting on about the appalling decline in – well, just about everything that matters: public discourse, idealism, empathy, grammar.

British Columbia coastal residents have a pressing need for greater control as to how the federal government decides on approvals for natural resource export. We have seen in recent years, the loss of ...