Should upcoming soccer friendly between Canada and Iran be cancelled?
There is outcry from families of Flight 752 victims over the decision to invite Iran's soccer team to play against Team Canada next month in Vancouver.
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There it is, Vancouver: Boudreau will be back to coach Canucks
Bruce Boudreau will return as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks after helping to turn the struggling NHL club around as a midseason replacement.
Ricketts lifts Vancouver Whitecaps to 1-0 victory over Toronto FC
Tosaint Ricketts scored a dramatic late winner as the Vancouver Whitecaps defeated Toronto FC 1-0 on Sunday afternoon at BC Place.
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'I am deeply sorry': B.C. minor hockey broadcaster taken off air for racist comment apologizes
The broadcaster for a minor-league hockey team in B.C. has been pulled off the air after making a racist comment about a player.
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B.C. hockey community remembers Guy Lafleur as 'class guy' on and off the ice
Although he was a legend in Montreal, Guy LaFleur was also loved by fans and fellow hockey players in British Columbia.
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Invictus Games to feature winter sports for 1st time when Vancouver, Whistler host in 2025
A new-look Invictus Games is coming to Vancouver and Whistler, featuring winter adaptive sports for the first time.
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After 963 days, Vancouver Canadians are back at Nat Bailey Stadium
The Vancouver Canadians have returned to Nat Bailey Stadium after nearly three years.
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Blue Jays broadcaster Buck Martinez leaving TV booth following cancer diagnosis
Longtime Toronto Blue Jays broadcaster Buck Martinez is stepping away from the broadcast booth after being diagnosed with cancer.
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Rugby Sevens returns to BC Place after 2-year hiatus
Before COVID-19 knocked it off-stride, the HSBC Canada Rugby Sevens tournament at BC Place had become one of the city's most unique events, drawing thousands of costumed fans into the downtown core.
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CF Montreal extends win streak with 2-1 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps
Djordje Mihailovic and Romell Quioto both scored as CF Montreal held off the Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 on Saturday.
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Vancouver Canucks captain Bo Horvat out at least 2 weeks with lower-body injury, team says
The Vancouver Canucks say captain Bo Horvat will be out for at least two weeks after suffering a lower-body injury.
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Canucks trounce Coyotes 7-1, extend win streak to 5 games
As he hit another career high Thursday, J.T. Miller's focus was firmly set on another goal — dragging the Vancouver Canucks into the playoffs.
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Vancouver Canucks down San Jose Sharks 4-2 to stay in playoff hunt
With their playoff hopes hanging by a thread, the Vancouver Canucks may have been fortunate to skate out of Rogers Arena with a 4-2 win on Saturday night.
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Penalty kicks plentiful as Portland Timbers topple Vancouver Whitecaps 3-2
Anger and frustration lingered Saturday night after the Vancouver Whitecaps' attempt at a comeback fell short.
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Canada celebrates Olympic gold with 2-0 win over Nigeria in women's soccer friendly
Canadian goalkeeper Stephanie Labbe left the field with tears in her eyes on Friday, waving to thousands of soccer fans who stood and cheered as she officially closed out her soccer career.
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National women's team to celebrate Olympic gold medal at BC Place
It’s a golden homecoming for Canada’s national women’s soccer team, which will play its first match at BC Place in many years when it hosts Nigeria Friday night.
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Vancouver Canucks sign goaltender Spencer Martin to 1-way, 2-year deal
The Vancouver Canucks have signed goaltender Spencer Martin to a two-year, one-way contract.
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After announcing retirement last year, CFL player now back with B.C. Lions
A Canadian running back who retired from football before the start of training camp last year after being involved in a car accident is back with the B.C. Lions.
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Vancouver Canucks send Tyler Motte to Rangers for 2023 fourth-round pick
Leading up to his first deadline as general manager of the Vancouver Canucks, Patrik Allvin kept his focus on the horizon.
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Further ground-penetrating radar searches to begin at Kamloops residential school
As the one-year anniversary of the search for unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School approaches, another round of ground-penetrating radar surveillance is set to begin.
Carole Baskin says exotic cat mistaken for cougar in Vancouver actually a serval
An internet debate has broken out over the exotic cat that was mistaken for a cougar this week in Vancouver – and Carole Baskin has weighed in with her opinion.
Kidnapping by gunpoint: 2 enter guilty pleas in case that led to victim's rescue by police
Half of the people alleged to have been involved in a kidnapping incident that began in Richmond and ended with the victim's rescue in Vancouver have admitted to their roles in the 2021 incident.
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Canadian warships return to Esquimalt, B.C., after three-month operation
Two Canadian navy ships returned to their homeport in Esquimalt, B.C., on Thursday following their participation in Operation Caribbe, a counter-narcotics mission led by the U.S.
Car travelling 185 km/h on Malahat impounded: RCMP
Two drivers were slapped with temporary driving bans and had their vehicles impounded for seven days after they were spotted speeding excessively on the Malahat highway, according to RCMP.
Mounties cleared of wrongdoing in Nanaimo man's death
British Columbia's police watchdog has cleared the RCMP of any wrongdoing in the death of a man in Nanaimo, B.C., last month.
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Teacher suspended after doing 'back-breaker' move on students in North Vancouver
An elementary school teacher who repeatedly used a 'back-breaker' move on students in North Vancouver has been suspended and ordered to take a course on fostering a positive learning environment.
These 11 hikes are considered B.C.'s riskiest: AdventureSmart
Some of the most popular hikes in British Columbia are also the riskiest, says a group geared towards outdoor safety.
Why has Vancouver seen a rise in anti-Asian hate crimes? Expert says pandemic not the only factor
The COVID-19 pandemic may have marked a significant increase in anti-Asian hate crimes in Metro Vancouver, but one expert from the University of British Columbia says the Asian community has been blamed for other issues in the past, like housing costs.
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B.C. mom who suffocated 8-year-old daughter loses appeal of sentence
A B.C. woman who was convicted of killing her eight-year-old daughter by suffocating her with a plastic bag has lost her bid to have her sentence reduced, according to a decision from the B.C. Court of Appeal.
Are grocery shoppers being gouged? Analyst suspects inflation 'profiteering'
As grocery shoppers face sticker shock week after week, some are questioning whether inflation is fully to blame for rising prices.
Rattlesnake halts construction on major B.C. highway
Crews working to rebuild B.C.'s Highway 8 encountered a relatively rare rattlesnake Monday.
