Vancouver Sun

vancouversun.com — Liberal Premier Christy Clark met with most of her candidate caucus Thursday in Vancouver, the first time since winning a stunning re-election campaign on May 14.

blogs.vancouversun.com — Chefs Wesley Young of Wildebeest and Justin Leboe from Calgary's Model Milk team up on June 4 for a "cutting edge" six-course dinner. Here's the presser with info: On Tuesday, June 4th, 2013 at 6:30pm, Gastown's Wildebeest invites you to join Chef Wesley Young and Model Milk's Chef Justin Le...

vancouversun.com — A pioneering, B.C.-led surgical procedure aimed at preventing ovarian cancer has been deemed safe by a new Italian study published Thursday in the medical journal Gynecologic Oncology. B.C. experts have been at the forefront of a change in surgical protocols that recommends the removal of women's Fallopian tubes during hysterectomies in order to reduce their risk of developing ovarian cancer.

vancouversun.com — Close to half of the homes in the rugged hamlet of Johnsons Landing are at a moderate to very high hazard for landslides similar to the one that killed four people last July, according to a government report.

vancouversun.com — Fired Vancouver Canucks assistant coach Newell Brown was far from the unhappiest person on the planet Thursday, a day after the axe fell upon him, fellow assistant Rick Bowness and head man Alain Vigneault.

blogs.vancouversun.com — A Vancouver restaurateur who walked in to Surrey RCMP headquarters four years ago and confessed to smuggling hundreds of kilos of cocaine into Canada thinks he should face charges in this country. But the B.C.

vancouversun.com — Quirky quotes from U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte, who will be in Vancouver this weekend taking part in the

vancouversun.com — VSO Chamber Players May 23, 7:30 p.m.; May 26, 2 p.m. | Pyatt Hall Tickets: www.vancouversymphony.ca/series/12VCP/ Chamber music has the double-edged reputation of being classical music's most elite genre - worthy pieces for small groups of performers, presented in smallish rooms. Yet Vancouver has a serious (some might even say rabid) fan base of devotees to this particular musical art.

blogs.vancouversun.com — The forthcoming concert by reunited indie cult favourites The Postal Service has been moved from Rogers Arena to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Promoter AEG/Goldenvoice has relocated the July 16 show without too much of an explanation, though we can easily imagine that despite Ben Gibbard's band's ...

blogs.vancouversun.com — The chief superintendent of the Calgary board of education is under fire this week for spending almost $15,000 so that she and two of her staff could travel to New Zealand for an international conference on thinking. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation described it as a taxpayer-funded vacation, according to a story in the Calgary Herald.

blogs.vancouversun.com — I have no idea how much time I used to waste each day correcting small typing mistakes. I am a bit of a hunt and peck typist, although I do plow through at a fairly decent rate I tend to make the same mistakes over and over again.

blogs.vancouversun.com — Kids fighting over the one Internet connection in your hotel room? No problem, we have an easy answer. As the weather warms up and we start planning for holidays, there's that perennial dilemma: What to pack? When it comes to your tech travel kit, a little thought ahead of time can save you time...

vancouversun.com — METRO VANCOUVER - A newer model Porsche abandoned on the Spirit of Vancouver Island at Tsawwassen terminal Wednesday night delayed the vessel's final sailing by more than an hour while B.C. Ferries staff and police scrambled to find the owner. B.C.

vancouversun.com — Mayor Gregor Robertson admits more can be done to improve how the city and its citizens engage with

vancouversun.com — One hundred and twenty-six years ago, the first Canadian Pacific Railway passenger train rolled into Vancouver.