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U.S. authorities are applying for a default judgment against Panama Papers-linked businessman Fred Sharp, of West Vancouver.

Career change wasn’t a decision Kirsten Suhner made lightly. After all, departing the comfort zone of a secure job can be scary—not to mention involving loss of income.

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Recovery will be slow but exuberant for clubs and bars, industry experts forecast

To our Readers and Advertisers: It is now more than a year since we sent our staff home to work, crossed our fingers they would stay safe, and proceeded day-by-day through a twist-and-turn pandemic that has taken so many lives, infected so many other

Vancouver company has been alerting users to vaccine appointments, grocery store stock

Six more people have died from COVID-19, raising B.C.'s death toll from the pandemic to 1,246

Six outstanding women will be celebrated at a virtual awards luncheon on March 8

Each week, BIV staff will share with you some of the interesting stories we have found from around the web Kirk LaPointe, publisher and editor-in-chief: This is the most definitive look yet at the events in 77 days that followed the U.S.

Currently, only 10% of city streets covered by parking permits