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Editorial: B.C. ports need automation enlightenment Business in Vancouver As Business in Vancouver documented earlier this year, unionized marine cargo employees all over North America share similar

Walmart’s latest hard-line stance on gun sales and even carrying the weapons in its stores may be drawing sharp criticism but not from investors. Despite the vastness and boldness of Walmart’s new gun policies, investors were barely fazed. WMT stock closed slightly up on a largely down day for the Dow Jones. Walmart CEO Doug […]

Officials say a joint Seattle and King County response to homelessness would simplify and streamline dozens of duplicate contracts now going to the same providers and serving the same populations.

With right guard Gabe Jackson injured and left guard Richie Incognito suspended, the Oakland Raiders will have fill-in starters at both guard spots in their season opener against the Broncos.

The perfect summer food? Alison Roman thinks it might just be toast, especially topped with ripe tomatoes and buttery garlic shrimp.

Movies as different as “The Nightingale,” “Midsommar” and “The Last Black Man in San Francisco” are all processing the legacy of privilege.

Signing Nene will give the Rockets more length and bring back an experienced veteran that knows their system.

Here's Where (We Think) Things Stand a Month Out From Raleigh's Elections INDY Week A lot happens in the four manic weeks before Raleigh's elections: candidate forums, endorsements, maile

Meet Andrea-Mae Zepeda: Captain of Austria Womens National Cricket Team SheThePeople "Cricket will certainly gain more recognition in Austria," says Captain of Austrian Women's National

Unter Mittwoch, 4. September, ist im Buch der Geschichte unter anderem verzeichnet:

Slow Hand Beer Company Opens Tasting Room in Vancouver Canadian Beer News VANCOUVER, BC Slow Hand Beer Company has announced the opening of its tasting room at a location that will be very familiar

All aboard: Sail on this luxury catamaran from Vancouver to Victoria (PHOTOS) - Etcetera Daily Hive As much as we love Vancouver, we adore the fact that you can swap city life for island life on a wh

'Please help': Vancouver's famous crow Canuck still missing (VIDEO) Vancouver Is Awesome Vancouver's most famous bird, Canuck the crow, is still missing according to Shawn Bergman, wh

The Blues midfielder made a surprise appearance at the wedding of Henna Khalid and Raheel Malik after he was invited by the bride’s father, Frank [...]

Custom-built in 2016, the two-story villa takes in sweeping ocean and golf course views from multiple balconies and an entertainer's backyard.

Former NBA big man Tiago Splitter has sold his ocean-view retreat in Malibu for $4.314 million just two months after it hit the market.

Two days after mass attack in Texas, a shooting mars the Great Minnesota Get-Together.

One of the first indicators of social media success could disappear from Facebook.

The domestic help who allegedly killed his 91-year-old employer in south Delhi's Greater Kailash area had a plan to demand ransom from his family members in order to mislead the police, but CCTV...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - An off-duty St. Paul firefighter has been fatally shot in his home.

Police are investigating what led up to a collision in Red Deer early Tuesday morning in which they allege an ATV slammed into an RCMP cruiser at "a high rate of speed."

A state court in North Carolina unanimously struck down Republican-led efforts to maintain state legislative districts on Tuesday, holding that they amount to unconstitutional partisan gerrymanders that violate the state's Constitution.

The school in Fruitport, Michigan is specifically designed for safety -- with short lockers in a common area as opposed to lockers in the hallways, so that teachers can see 900 students at once. The security features also include curved walls and a special locking system.

SUMMER was not only a scorcher — it was also one of the wettest. The three months from June to August were Britain’s 12th warmest since records began in 1910, Met Office figures revealed. But while hot summers tend to be drier, this summer was the seventh wettest recorded for the UK as a whole. […]