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In celebration of Chinese New Year, FlyOver Canada is featuring Flight of the Dragon at Canada Place in Downtown Vancouver.

RCMP car smashed up during the daytime arrest

Turns out the New York Times isn’t the only U.S. publication singing the praises of restaurants in Vancouver. Eater, the NY-based network of sites for food lovers, has just declared that “North America’s Best Cantonese Food Is in Canada.

The fortunes of a Vancouver-founded tech firm specializing in artificial intelligence for drones look to be sky-bound after announcing Thursday (January 18) it's raised US$8 million in a seed-funding round.

New farm greenhouse could switch from vegetables to cannabis

The Vancouver Aquarium has made a major revelation today. They will no longer display cetaceans at the Vancouver Aquarium.

Vancouver and Seattle may share a common affinity for craft beer and a tolerance for rain, but the two West Coast cities will not be sharing Amazon’s (Nasdaq: AMZN) headquarters.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University announced it will ban smoking on its premises, starting Jan. 21, 2018. The ban is effective on all KPU campuses and properties, including inside private vehicles while those vehicles are located on KPU property.

The issue of Chinese-only signage in Richmond has resurfaced and this time, it’s an ad on the side of a bus traveling along Steveston Highway that has ruffled feathers. Community activist Kerry Starchuk posted a photo to Twitter on Jan.

Flight Club Artistic Movement, the first martial arts tricking facility in B.C. is opening in Richmond this week. “Tricking,” a growing martial arts trend is a discipline that combines kicks, flips and twists from gymnastics and dance.