Entertainment, Media & Sports

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How the government's Online News Act will compensate media outlets

Ottawa has been locked in battle with U.S. tech giants Google and Meta over the sharing of Canadian news on their platforms

Ottawa reaches deal with Google over controversial Online News Act

Ottawa has been locked in battle with U.S. tech giants Google and Meta over the sharing of Canadian news on their platforms

B.C. Place Stadium renamed to Christine Sinclair Place for one night only

Burnaby's Sinclair is the world's all-time leading goal-scorer in soccer

PR veterans launch Vancouver-based WinterCove Communications

‘One-way communication from senior executives down is not a successful model anymore.’

Video game law is growing alongside the broader gaming and digital media boom

Canada is the world’s third-largest video game producer, and that supports a legal niche

Feds, mayors don't want to 'slow things down' after premiers criticize housing deals

The Liberals have been encouraging municipalities to submit applications that would change municipal bylaws and regulations to promote densification

B.C. film sector breathes sigh of relief as striking Hollywood actors reach tentative deal

Deadpool 3, starring Vancouver's Ryan Reynolds, expected to resume filming right away

BBTV is going dark

Three years after going public, BBTV plans to return to a private company

Ex-Burnaby 'death-care' tycoon vilified in Amazon Prime movie

The Burial depicts a Mississippi legal battle that sparked the downfall of a Burnaby-based funeral home empire started by former Burnaby-Edmonds MLA Ray Loewen