As gala apples ripen on British Columbia’s trees, the president of the provincial fruit growers’ group worries about a devastating season without a way for farmers to refrigerate their crops.Peter Simonsen of the BC Fruit Growers’ Association says without infrastructure provided by the BC Tree F…
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We Say a Respectful ‘Goodbye’ to Elephant
As Chef Justin Song-Ell, along with his business partners Miki Ellis and Stephen Whiteside, close the doors to Elephant, we reflect on the culinary innovation and unforgettable experiences that have defined this short-lived but much-beloved Vancouver establishment.
7-Eleven to offer booze in Ontario stores starting next month
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Vancouver Fire Rescue Services say five homes are unsafe to occupy after a massive fire and crane collapse in the city’s Dunbar neighbourhood.
Suspect smashed B.C. restaurant window in order to steal live crabs, owner says
A man who allegedly smashed the window of a Victoria restaurant in an attempt to steal live crabs Wednesday was arrested again after police say he later returned to the eatery and set off a smoke bomb.
A B.C. ranch on the market for $2.5M comes with its own hobbit hole
A 400-acre ranch in B.C.’s Okanagan has hit the market for $2.5 million and one of the property’s selling features is a hobbit-hole-inspired house that has been named one of Canada’s most wish-listed Airbnbs.