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The Vancouver Province

"I love The Vancouver Province newspaper.
All the news I want, when I want it."


 
 
You need The Province news; Olympics sports; options; classified ads: jobs, income opportunities, rentals, car sales, boat sales, tickets; or obituaries, to stay in touch.

My father always read The Province financial page first, looking to trade options, and then he would read the obituaries column. As a kid I wondered why? I didn't even know what an obituary was. Sadly, these days we read obituaries of newspapers, but not this one. The Vancouver Province is alive and well.

Even older than The Sun, The Province has been publishing the latest British Columbian news since 1898. Although its circulation is slightly higher than The Sun, its facilities are a bit smaller.

This paper is set up in tabloid format with breaking news as well as national and international stories in the front section. An arts section provides residents and visitors with the latest cultural happenings. (see "Vancouver Theatre")

The sports section provides an overview of local and national athletics.(see" Vancouver Canucks")

Weekly special sections of The Province include Working, Adventure!, and Travel.
The Sunday Homes section is extensive.

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Electronic Newspaper

For those who prefer environmentally-safe newspapers or just don’t have the time to read the regular edition,The Province offers an online electronic edition

The online version is also helpful to visitors like you who want to learn a little more about the city before or during their visit.



   To contact The Province newspaper directly, please go to
      www.TheProvince.com





Vancouver Headlines

New! New!
Summer...
......Is Here!


Kitsilano Beach
attracts a large number of leisure-seekers each and every sunny day during the warmer months. On particularly nice days, it can be hard to find a spot of the sand! You’ll want to go early to secure both a place on the sand and a parking spot.


Visiting Vancouver?
    Enjoy the view all around Kitsilano Beach
    Enjoy one of the enchanting Vancouver Harbour Cruises
    Enjoy the Vancouver Planetarium & H.R.MacMillan Space Centre



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