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Fraiser wouldn't be possible without Cheers. It never forgets its predecessor; however, Fraiser ultimately became the better ...

A curator of the Victoria and Albert Museum’s “Cartier” exhibition explains how the jeweler’s “elegance” and “discretion” led ...

SFU's Beedie School of Business is a dynamic institution delivering research and education programs across three British Columbia campuses. Accredited by AACSB and EQUIS, our reputation for innovation ...

New additions are indicated with an asterisk. The selection of family films on Amazon Prime’s streaming service leaves a little something to be desired, but that just makes a guide like this ...

Katie Thurston is offering a candid glimpse at her new reality as she battles stage 4 breast cancer. “Lymph nodes, breast and liver biopsies,” Thurston, 34, wrote via her Instagram Stories on ...

In fact, trenches have dominated the street-style scene this spring, thanks in part to the rise of the “one-and-done” coat, with overcoats buttoned, belted and worn like a dress. While trench coats ...

This headline alludes to works of literature to illustrate political realities, beginning with Ernest Hemingway's “A Farewell to Arms” and up to the Kurdish author Ronak Murad's famous novel about the ...

Scheifele has a strong connection to the Fraser family, as they were his billets during two seasons with the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League. John Woods / THE CANADIAN PRESS FILES ...

The "McBarge" vessel that housed a McDonald's restaurant during Expo 86 in Vancouver was on its side and capsized in the Fraser River on Wednesday. The 57-metre-long barge was moored in False ...

Now it appears it is heading to the bottom of the Fraser River. In 2017, owner Howard Meakin told Global News that he envisioned the McBarge as a facility that could highlight Canada’s advances ...

Only three months after former cabinet minister Sean Fraser announced he was leaving politics to spend more time with his “amazing family,” he announced Tuesday that he’s diving back in as a ...