One piece also remains to be finalized in Glencore’s deal with Richardson: a 25 per cent stake in Viterra’s Cascadia port terminal at Vancouver. A Richardson spokesperson said Wednesday the details ...

A group of East Vancouver residents is voicing their anger at the Vancouver School Board for fencing off several school playing fields. Seven Vancouver school fields throughout the city were ...

Nancy Martin won 15-8 Sunday morning against Ashley Thevenot in the Viterra Prairie Pinnacle semi-final, setting up a showdown with Jolene Campbell in the last game of the week at 3:00 PM. Another win ...

KINDERSLEY -- With the spectre of a massive tiebreaker jam potentially looming over the Viterra Prairie Pinnacle women’s provincial curling championship, Ashley Thevenot went out and made sure things ...

Emergency services were called to BC Ferries' Swartz Bay terminal when a fire broke out in the main building. Firefighters tackled a fire on the roof of the Land's End building, which is home to the ...

KINDERSLEY -- If things continue to go as well for Jolene Campbell as they have through the first three days of competition at the Viterra Prairie Pinnacle women’s provincial curling championship, ...

Calgary-based Agrium announced in March 2012 it had signed a deal with Viterra’s then-suitor, now-owner Glencore Xstrata to buy the bulk of Regina-based Viterra’s retail chain in Canada and Australia ...

Larry Nelson was settled into retirement. But when given the opportunity to step up as the president of NAACP Vancouver, he felt there was still important work to be done. Read story ...

Loran Zenonian, the Chief Advancement Officer at Lighthouse Mission Ministries, talks in a dormitory during a tour. (Finn Wendt/Cascadia Daily News) During a tour Friday, Sept. 27, Cascadia Daily News ...

A private medical clinic that launched an unsuccessful constitutional challenge of Canada’s public health care system must pay the B.C. government’s legal costs, after what a judge calls a “ ...

His rescue has been called improbable, amazing and heroic. The man who spent a month lost in the North Cascades without food or shelter recounted his ordeal in an interview with Cascadia Daily News ...