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First-ever blind hockey B.C. Cup held at inaugural OneAbility Games

Athletes are taking the ice at the Richmond Olympic Oval over the weekend to compete in the first-ever provincial blind hockey tournament, as part of a new annual para sport event.

Uncertainty swirls around Whitecaps despite joint statement from stakeholders working to save team

With a come from behind victory on the road in Dallas Wednesday evening, the Vancouver Whitecaps propelled themselves to the top of the standings in Major League Soccer.

The Vancouver Canucks have a new leadership team. Here’s who’s in and out

The Vancouver Canucks promoted Ryan Johnson to general manager Thursday, while Daniel and Henrik Sedin will share the role of president of hockey operations.

Vancouver, B.C., First Nations in push to keep Whitecaps local ‘for generations’

The City of Vancouver, the B.C. government, First Nations and the Crown corporation that owns BC Place say they are working with “private partners” to keep the Whitecaps soccer team in the city.

Cycling Canada pauses women's track cycling pursuit team, 2028 Olympics unclear

Cycling Canada applying the brakes to its women’s track pursuit team has drawn criticism from a rider and a former rider.

Vancouver business leaders seek solution to stop Whitecaps from moving out of city

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade has issued an open letter calling on businesses to help keep the Vancouver Whitecaps from moving out of the city.

BC Place shows off high-tech World Cup pitch as pricey upgrades revealed

A first look inside BC Place is offering new details on major upgrades ahead of the FIFA World Cup, including a newly installed natural grass pitch that will take centre stage next month.

B.C. government delays release of World Cup hosting costs until month’s end

B.C. Premier David Eby says hosting seven FIFA World Cup games in Vancouver will have a remarkable economic impact on the province, although his government won’t release the cost of staging the matches until at least the end of the month.

Brandon Clarke, Canadian-born Memphis Grizzlies forward, dead at 29

Vancouver-born NBA player Brandon Clarke has died at age 29, the Memphis Grizzlies confirmed Tuesday.

Whitecaps to become road warriors as Vancouver prepares for FIFA World Cup

In a season marked by FIFA World Cup-induced schedule quirks, the Vancouver Whitecaps are embracing the strange.

‘You good-lookin’ girl’: Vancouver Giants fined for scout’s comment during draft

The Vancouver Giants junior hockey team has been fined by the WHL after a scout made an “inappropriate” remark to a reporter during the draft last week.

'Let's continue to build': B.C. Lions look to continue growth as training camp opens

There were ample lessons for the B.C. Lions to learn under rookie head coach Buck Pierce last season.

B.C. hockey legend Ernie ‘Punch’ McLean dies at 93

The hockey world is in mourning after beloved junior coach Ernie “Punch” McLean died in a car crash in northern B.C. on Friday at age 93.

Simon Fraser University's application to rejoin Canada West provisionally accepted

U Sports’ Canada West conference has approved Simon Fraser University as a probationary member following a vote at the conference’s annual general meeting.

NHL draft expert urges optimism for Canucks fans after disappointing lottery

After months of anticipation, the ping-pong balls did not bounce in the Vancouver Canucks’ favour during Tuesday’s NHL Draft Lottery.