Matt Kieltyka, The Metro, January 24, 2011

John Mackie, Vancouver Sun, January 19, 2012

Thursday Corinne Lea of the Rio Theatre told several media outlets she’d finally gotten a liquor primary license for live events at her venue, after waiting several months.

She also thought she would continue to be able to show movies at the Rio, as long as she didn’t sell liquor at the screenings.

But she was wrong.

Bob Mackin, Vancouver Courier, January 13, 2012

Who really owns the Terry Fox Plaza advertising screen that violates City of Vancouver's sign bylaw?

NDP critic Spencer Chandra Herbert said Jobs, Tourism and Innovation deputy minister Dana Hayden told him Dec. 15 that B.C. Place Stadium's three exterior video boards are "owned and operated" by Telus. The telecom giant, which installed stadium-wide WiFi, high definition monitors and cellphone antennas, was supposed to be B.C. Place's naming rights sponsor when it reopened last September.

Shane Woodford, CKNW 980, January 13, 2012

But the NDP's tourism critic points out the problem should've been fixed by now.