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‘Canadians relate to it as their brand’: Gamers get another play at EB Games as part of acquisition deal

Canadian gamers are having déjà vu as a beloved brand returns to the gaming retail landscape under new leadership.

Three proposed skyscrapers would break Vancouver record heights

An enormous development proposal involving plans to build three of the tallest towers in British Columbia has been presented to the City of Vancouver by the Holborn Group.

New Victoria landscaping company hiring people in addictions recovery

A new business in Greater Victoria is helping people make a living while maintaining their sobriety.

City of Surrey, B.C., says it lost $2.5 million in ‘irregular transactions’

The City of Surrey says it filed a civil lawsuit against a former employee, looking to recover $2.5 million worth of “irregular transactions.”

For business or basketball? Why Vancouver’s pro team signed YouTuber Tristan Jass

Tristan Jass is well known in the online basketball community. The 25-year-old from Wisconsin started a YouTube channel as a teenager and has amassed more than 5 million subscribers worldwide.

Tenants encouraged to know their rights when a rental property goes up for sale

An East Vancouver woman has a warning for other renters – make sure you know your rights before signing any documents if the property you live in goes up for sale.

New tipping rules have taken effect in Quebec. Should B.C. follow suit?

New rules on tipping and on price displays at grocery retailers took effect Wednesday across Quebec, sparking the question: Should the British Columbia government follow Quebec’s lead?

B.C. appeal court restores ‘unprecedented’ $150K discrimination award for Indigenous mom

A decision awarding $150,000 in damages for discrimination to an Indigenous mom whose children were taken from her and put in foster care has been upheld by B.C.’s highest court – a decision her lawyers are saying represents an unequivocal win for their client and sends a strong message.

B.C. man sentenced for raping unconscious girlfriend who ‘clearly’ needed urgent medical help

A B.C. man who found his girlfriend unconscious and proceeded to rape her over the course of several hours – never calling 911 for help, even as she gasped for air – has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Supportive housing operators call for weapons ban and changes to the Residential Tenancy Act

Supportive housing operators throughout B.C. are calling on the province to give them the tools necessary to keep their clients and staff safe.

Charges laid in deadly double-stabbing in Surrey, B.C.

A 21-year-old man is in police custody, charged with one count of murder and one count of attempted murder, following a double-stabbing last year in Surrey, B.C.

View Royal charity grateful to McHappy Day supporters

A View Royal charity that relies entirely on donor dollars to support families with a home away from home is among the beneficiaries of a global fast food chain’s McHappy Day campaign.

Things to do in Metro Vancouver on Mother’s Day weekend

Whether you’re celebrating Mother’s Day or just enjoying spring, there’s plenty to do in Metro Vancouver this weekend. Here are some options to check out.

Pierced by a fishing hook, rescued gosling to return to the wild soon

A gosling is recovering well after having a fishhook removed from its leg and will return to the wild soon.

B.C. guardians fined after dog leashed to SUV trunk in sunny Costco parking lot

Officials are hoping viral videos of a dog leashed to a parked SUV on a sunny day in B.C.’s Lower Mainland will serve as a reminder about responsible pet ownership.