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ICBC is modernizing its services

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From first steps to the Fairmont: How one Richmond studio is elevating dance in Vancouver

Some people in Canada are allegedly refusing to fill out the 2026 census, and the repercussions could be pricey. Statistics Canada officially began sending out census forms on May 4, and the deadline to complete the survey is Tuesday, May 12.

Some Canadians are refusing to fill out the 2026 census and it could cost them

It looks like the weather is about to take a turn for the worse as a powerful spring storm bringing wind and snow is expected across Alberta starting Wednesday.

Major storm bringing 100 km/h winds and 20 cm of snow to parts of Alberta

You might want to check your snack cabinet because a brand of candy is part of a major recall across Canada. On Monday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced the recall of a brand of candy sold in Canada due to “extraneous material.”

Candy recalled across Canada due to pieces of metal

If you’re thinking of buying a home in Canada this year, a new report reveals which real estate markets are the best for you to get your foot in the door in the housing market.

Here are the top three best places to buy a home in Canada in 2026

A few banking institutions and credit unions have announced mergers over the last year, and now a few B. C.-based brands are getting in on the action in a historic way.

Three B.C. institutions just merged, forming one of Canada's largest credit unions

The FIFA World Cup kicks off in less than a month, and tickets are still up for grabs for every match being held in Canada.

FIFA World Cup tickets still available in Vancouver and here's how much they cost

If you’re looking for a cute town to visit in the Rocky Mountains, there is one right in Alberta. World Atlas, one of the largest publishing resources in geography, released its list of the seven cutest small towns in the Rockies, and Banff made the cut.

Scenic Alberta spot named among the cutest towns in the Rocky Mountains

Canadian telecommunications giant Telus is moving ahead with plans to build a major sovereign artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure network in British Columbia, following overwhelming demand for its first AI supercomputing facility in Quebec.

Telus to build massive AI data centres at two Westbank properties in Vancouver

The clock is no longer ticking quietly in the background. Earlier this month, a Las Vegas ownership group backed by billions of dollars formally submitted a bid to buy the Vancouver Whitecaps FC and move them to the Nevada desert.

Opinion: The most realistic Vancouver Whitecaps stadium site isn't even in the conversation

Life as a Vancouver Canucks fan is a roller coaster, and their general manager search has been the epitome of that. One day, they’re casting a wide net. The next, they’re on the verge of hiring one of the least successful GMs in recent NHL history.

'Good shot' Ryan Johnson gets named Vancouver Canucks head of hockey ops: report

While we’ve been seeing some nice weather here in Calgary, it looks like it’s about to take a turn with a 24-degree temperature drop on the way.

Calgary forecast to see a 24-degree temperature drop soon

Voting along party lines in a 5-4 decision, Surrey City Council approved the preliminary design concept for the new King George Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line, clearing the way for TransLink to proceed into the project’s detailed design phase.

Surrey City Council narrowly approves King George Boulevard BRT concept, reignites SkyTrain and LRT debate

Perhaps Ryan Johnson was a bridesmaid in the Vancouver Canucks GM sweepstakes after all. Vancouver’s GM search took another unexpected twist on Tuesday, as reports began to leak that Ryan Johnson was gaining momentum to take over as the Canucks’ head of hockey operations.

Vancouver Canucks GM search takes bizarre and unexpected turn

The Vancouver Canucks’ search for a new general manager has taken so many twists and turns, but get ready for another one.

Sedins to become Canucks co-presidents with Ryan Johnson as GM: report

Given that we’ve already experienced record-breaking temperatures and water restrictions, you might not be surprised to learn that the Metro Vancouver snowpack is less than half of what it should be.

'The tap has been turned down': What Metro Vancouver's low snowpack means for the water supply

The deadline for Canadians to cash in on a massive nationwide auto parts class-action settlement is this week. In June 2023, courts in Toronto, Vancouver, and Quebec approved an auto parts settlement totalling approximately $78 million in 23 class actions, alleging that “automotive part manufacturers conspired to fix the price of certain automotive parts.”

Canadians have days left to claim part of $50-million settlement

One extremely lucky Canadian Lotto Max player kicked off Mother’s Day weekend with a life-changing jackpot win. On Friday, one lottery player managed to match seven of the Lotto Max winning numbers 02, 06, 08, 33, 35, 43, 44, and bonus 21. As a result, the winner will soon take home a massive $70-million prize, and according to OLG, the ticket was purchased in Ontario.

Lotto Max player wakes up $70 million richer on Mother's Day weekend

There was a hive of activity at the Oakridge Park mall site this morning shortly after 7 a.m., as hundreds of construction workers — entailing crews from the landlord’s main contractors as well as separate contractors for the many retailers, restaurants, food and beverage operators, and other businesses — poured onto the site for what has now become a final push toward the finish line.

It's official: Oakridge Park mall opening date announced for late May

Canadians who use credit reporting agencies Equifax and TransUnion could cash in on a new proposed class-action lawsuit.

Canadians could get $10,000 in class action against Equifax and TransUnion

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