Canadians can now wrap their entire lives into their iPhones.

Summer is nearly upon us, and Vancouver is buzzing with things to do to start off the sunny season.

Here are five things to do in Vancouver today, Wednesday, June 1. For more things happening around town, check out our events calendar.

An orange Lamborghini Gallardo burst into flames on Saturday afternoon during an otherwise scenic drive down the Sea-To-Sky Highway.

A statue of a bald eagle made out of solid gold and adorned with 53 carats worth of diamonds was stolen from a Ladner home on Sunday evening.

Vancouver's oldest neighbourhood, Gastown, was recognized by the federal government as a national historic site of Canada through a plaque unveiling.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau formally apologized Wednesday for the Komagata Maru incident that occurred more than a century ago.

As construction commences to replace railings on the Burrard Bridge, one city councillor hopes to put a stop to the inclusion of suicide barriers.

It may surprise you to learn that most of Vancouver's cheapest flights are to the United States, according to CheapFlights.ca.

Provincial exams have been scrapped as part of changes to B.C.'s school curriculum

Our home and native land was recently ranked as the best country to live in globally by millennials, according to an American publication.

In a bid to reduce gender inequality, Google is proposing a range of 13 professional female emojis in business, healthcare, science, and education related fields, among others.