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South to new lows not seen in decades or longer. The four degrees in new york city and nine below in pittsburgh broke records that were set more than a century ago. And in the south, atlanta hit six degrees, breaking a record that had stood for more than 40 years. This is what the welldressed man was wearing in chicago today. The cold and wind made it both painful and dangerous to be outside. In baltimore, a water main break left a car frozen in place. More flights were canceled today, but relief is on the way. We have a team of correspondents covering the deep freeze. First, well go to jim ax...

Article content Everybody loved Lee Bacchus. He was the nicest guy you could ever hope to meet, blessed with a gentle sense of humour that really came through in his writing for both the Vancouver Sun and The Province. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Lee Bacchus, the writer’s writer, excelled on multiple beats Back to video You should have seen the letters he got from the public. You should have seen the way fellow journalists like Denny Boyd and Lloyd Dykk lit up when they saw him. He was a writer’s writer, maybe the only person in...

A Year in Five Minutes: Vancouver 1976 The 1000 block of Robson Street in February, 1976. Item # CVA 780-406. In 1976, ICBC rates skyrocketed, the Museum of Anthropology got a new home and an earthquake rocked the area. By Chuck Davis, Laing Bridge On May 15, 1976 the Arthur Laing Bridge officially opened, named after a native son of Richmond who became a cabinet minister under Pierre Trudeau, then later a Senator. The $23 million four-lane bridge, which crosses the north arm of the Fraser to Sea Island, vastly speeded up access to the Vancouver International Airport. It reduced the distance...