Vancouver council to consider plan to develop $411 million worth of city-owned land into rental units vancouversun.com/news/local-new…

After 11 years on the run and 3.5 more in pre-trial custody, long-time UN gangster Conor D'Monte pleads guilty in Bacon brothers murder plot vancouversun.com/news/crime/uni… via The Vancouver Sun

"Vancouver council rejects plan to create city-owned 'enterprise' to develop market housing" as told by Dan Fumano via The Vancouver Sun #vanpoli #vanre vancouversun.com/opinion/column…

Premier Eby David Eby said in a UDI event two weeks ago that the public service has grown too big. Last year, the BC government cut 800 positions and began reducing expenditure across non-vital services. Same as the provincial government and other municipalities, at the City of

NEW - The Conservative Party of BC party board management committee, including president Aisha Estey, have called on John Rustad to resign immediately, saying the party is in chaos.

On the last day of season, Joe Carter pranked rookie Derek Bell by driving Bell’s Jeep onto the field as part of a mock “raffle” to give it away to a fan.

Floata was more than a restaurant, it was a place where working class families like mine went to spend time together. “At seven in the morning, I don’t want to eat dim sum, but I’m scarfing down my har gow and siu mai, because it was our family time together,” said Seto.

The Jack Webster Foundation’s Bruce Hutchison Lifetime Achievement Award honours an exemplary BC journalism career. Congratulations to this year's recipient, Keith Baldrey. Global BC 🔗 bit.ly/4orftIr #WebsterAwards

NEW: Vancouver’s “back-to-basics” budget for 2026 could mean slashing 400 jobs from city workforce, leaked memo says Also, a 1st look at which departments could see biggest cuts (incl. planning & community services) & which will see boosts (police & fire) vancouversun.com/opinion/column…

Congratulations to the great Kim Bolan on her win at this the Webster Awards this week!! A great colleague and friend and an inspiration to so many journalists. Congrats to all the other Webster winners this week too! It was a great event, lots of amazing journalism celebrated.

Hello to my OG twitter audience. I have let my colleagues at Global BC know that November 18 is going to be my last day with the company and as a reporter at the Legislature. I am deeply grateful to all of the viewers, social media followers and listeners over the years. #bcpoli

When I started the show on CKNW 5+ years ago, one of our core themes was the size of local government. My mantra’s been simple: get back to basics—focus on community centres, potholes, and garbage pickup. Looks like that’s shaping up to be the theme for the ‘26 elections. #bcpoli

New: The Luugat, a former tourist hotel-turned-social housing building on Vancouver's Granville Entertainment District which has long been the subject of complaints from nearby businesses, will close by next June, tenants learned this week. vancouversun.com/news/granville…

This is great news. We've been calling for the closure of the Luugat for over two and a half years and it's encouraging to see that there is now a timeline in place. As positive as this news is, we still need to see a clear plan for the closure of the St Helens Hotel and

What started as a tribute to Jason has become a launchpad for young hockey writers to be seen, heard, and taken seriously in hockey media. To the Canucks, mentors, and every writer who shows up with heart—thank you! Best of luck to the applicants!

New polling has found, by a 2-to-1 margin, most Metro residents believe Vancouver’s brand is “on the downswing.” Other research shows the actual lived experience for people in Vancouver doesn't live up to how it's perceived globally. What can be done? vancouversun.com/opinion/column…

Shutting down an avenue of wisdom for the City of Vancouver "With 'out of the blue' proposal, Vancouver moves to shut down volunteer advisory bodies" as told by Dan Fumano via The Vancouver Sun #vanpoli #vanre vancouversun.com/news/with-out-…

The End of Night signoff of CBC in the 1990s in Canada