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This past Labour Day at 9 p.m. marked the end of an era on Capilano Road when a local institution quietly closed its doors – for now.

A gummy company and a diving gear firm made the cut.

An online survey of 800 B.C.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Classic car brings out the best in people Take a seat, and let me tell you about the Parisienne of the Prairies.

The lease is up and it’s time to say goodbye to a restaurant that’s been in Vancouver’s English Bay for many years: The Boathouse will close in early October.

Land is the only thing they’re not making more of – usually. West Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­council voted unanimously to rezone the Beachhouse Restaurant Monday night – in part to deal with extra landmass created by water gradually retreating on the foreshore.

Air Canada pilots are now allowed fly bearded thanks to a study conducted in Simon Fraser University’s hypobaric chamber atop Burnaby Mountain.

Pretty Girl, the Bernese mountain dog that had been nursing nine puppies of her own and 11 from a golden retriever that died in surgery, is back down to tending to her own litter after the Victoria Humane Society found two more nursing mothers to hel

On your marks, get set, shop… local. The country’s biggest national makers’ pop-up, Etsy: Made in Canada , returns for the fifth year, and the event has doubled in scale coast to coast. Taking place on Sept.

You may not have heard of the grocery store chain Seafood City, but it’s safe to say it’s a pretty big deal. The California-based business is a Filipino supermarket, with locations in U.S.