Canada Line commuters still getting towed

Of the thousands of daily Canada Line commuters, some still risk having their vehicles before jumping on the train. “We’re not trying to be mean and nasty, but we have to have parking for our customers,” said Barbara Phillips, general manager... more

• Cuts to arts ‘devastating,’ says local coalition
• UPDATE: Dizzying additions to River Rock Casino Resort  
• Hospital telethon raises more than $230,000

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Olympic spirit growing

It’s already a forgone conclusion that orange will be prevalent in Richmond next February. That’s because the Dutch will be out in force to cheer on their own in speed skating—the favourite sport of the Netherlands. But Jean Dupré, Speed Skating... more

• Sockeyes win 11th in a row
• Sockeyes soaring
• Sockeyes trade with Hawks

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The story of Lucille Starr

She was Canada’s original songbird—before Anne Murray, Celine Dion and Shania Twain. While The Beatles were dominating the world’s pop charts in 1964, Lucille Starr was also enjoying unexpected international acclaim with “The French Song,” (“Quand Le Soleil Dit Bonjour Aux... more

• BOOKS: The Little Giant of Aberdeen County
• Hong Kong Express, Lunch with Charles featured at New Asia Film Festival
• REVIEW: New Chantal Kreviazuk still a class act

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Singer Jasmine Bharucha returns to roots for benefit concert

Determined to give back to her community, Jasmine Bharucha decided to do what comes naturally: sing. A world music star in her native India two decades ago, the Steveston resident has found the stage again to help raise awareness and funds... more

• WEEKEND PROFILE: Toni Van Buekenhout
• I VOLUNTEER: A big friendship
• Meet Alexa Loo

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