Gordon McIntyre
The Vancouver Sun
Vancouver, BC, Canada
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B.C. Family Day marks its tin anniversary
February holiday first broke up the holiday-free stretch between New Year's Day and Good Friday in 2013. → Read More
Why do Coldplay concert tickets cost more in Vancouver than in Seattle?
Expert: Reasons vary, but include show date with Coldplay appearing in Seattle on a Wednesday and in Vancouver on a Friday and Saturday → Read More
More outdoor defibrillator stations needed if lives are to be saved: experts
Latest outdoor AED is in a busy part of North Vancouver → Read More
'Polar bears' and 'penguins' plunge back for first time since pre-COVID
After a two-year hiatus in which they were held virtually, the annual New Year's Day tradition returns around the Lower Mainland → Read More
Cloistered monk who spent his life adorning Mission's Westminster Abbey dies at 98
Considered by many to be one of Canada's most original artists, Father Dunstan Massey died on Boxing Day in the infirmary at Westminster Abbey in Mission, aged 98. → Read More
What happens to all those empty boxes on Boxing Day?
Well, even Boxing Day has come and gone, but what to do with all those boxes? → Read More
She couldn't save her sons. So B.C.'s Pam Rankel saved someone else's
To help herself heal, Rankel became a living donor, giving one of her kidney's to Cole Derry, the same age as her surviving son. Read more. → Read More
B.C. astrophotographer sees the light, from millions and millions of years ago
Rouz Bidshahri's DIY backyard telescopes peers far back in time to record awe-inspiring images that rival those taken by Hubble. Read more → Read More
TikTok crackdown in United States worries B.C.’s viral digital stars
‘Bigger than I ever dreamed it would ever be’: Tamia Overes’ success on TikTok has translated to far more followers on YouTube and Instagram. → Read More
Transport Canada to dispose of 11 derelict vessels in Vancouver's False Creek
The 11 vessels moored in Vancouver's False Creek, including a 28-foot Windfall yacht, have been deemed to be wrecked, abandoned or hazardous → Read More
North Shore Election Results: Buchanan back as mayor in North Van city, Booth ousted in West Van
It's election day in North Vancouver and West Vancouver as residents vote for mayors and councils. Follow this post for results. → Read More
North Shore Elections 2022: Traffic, density top voter concerns
It's election day in North Vancouver and West Vancouver as residents vote for mayors and councils. Follow this post for results. → Read More
North Vancouver Election 2022: Traffic congestion, development dominate debate
You could call the elections in the three municipalities contests between bike lanes and density vs. car culture and single-family dwellings → Read More
North Shore Rescue gets go-ahead for night rescues by helicopter hoist
Province reverses its policy after five years of lobbying by search-and-rescue team. → Read More
UBC prof co-leads study that suggests long-COVID is an autoimmune disease
Dr. Chris Carlsten says researchers are trying to understand what contribute to persistent symptoms after COVID-19 → Read More
Prostate cancer awareness month: Get checked early, B.C. Ironman says
Entrepreneur and triathlete Don Konantz: "Cancer was something that I thought I would be talking about other people having, not me" → Read More
This Week In History, 1922: Honouring a fallen hero who died 100 years ago in English Bay
Major Clarence MacLaurin's flying boat crashed into the water off Jericho Beach just after takeoff in 1922 → Read More
PNE wraps up a successful 2022 fair with uptick in turnout
"The support from the people of British Columbia has been truly overwhelming this year," spokeswoman Laura Ballance said → Read More
UBCO researcher urges a delay to trapping season to save grizzlies' toes
Misadventures with traps set to catch small fur-bearing animals believed to cause damage or loss of front grizzly digits. → Read More
Philanthropist has visited the PNE for 70 straight years
One can imagine Lily Lee's first PNE, her teenage eyes wide with wonder, after growing up in tiny, remote Alert Bay in the 1940s. → Read More