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Surrey police chief Norm Lipinski ousted after return from vacation
Former chief says dismissal was "not the way" he hoped to end 48-year policing career.
Shooting in Langley leaves one person critically injured
RCMP investigating incident near 196 Street and 28 Avenue; victim airlifted to hospital.
Man arrested after unprovoked assault on Mount Pleasant restaurant worker
37-year-old from Ontario charged with assault causing bodily harm after dislocating victim's shoulder.
Brazil's World Cup watch parties set for downtown Vancouver next month
Brazilian Fan Fest fills The Pearl with 800 fans, DJs, and live entertainment for three group-stage games.
Black Top launches app-based ride service with fixed fares, no surge pricing
RiLo offers locked prices and no surge rates—a direct challenge to Uber and Lyft in Metro Vancouver.
Harry Jerome rec centre opening set for late July in North Vancouver
Family-friendly grand opening July 25 features NHL arena, aquatics facility, and 20+ years in the making.
YVR gears up for World Cup surge with 88,000 daily passengers
Vancouver airport expects 2.7 million visitors during FIFA tournament, investing in biometric boarding and security upgrades.
FIFA shuts down B.C. spinal injury charity's World Cup ticket raffle
Lawyers for the soccer federation forced cancellation of fundraiser that had raised $2,300 for Spinal Cord Injury BC.
GO CANADA message carved beside YVR runway ahead of World Cup
A massive patriotic display greets arriving passengers as Vancouver preps to host matches this summer.
Man charged in January killing of Surrey businessman Binder Garcha
Brian Kiraly-Miller arrested in Kamloops and charged with first-degree murder in the targeted shooting death of entrepreneur and business owner.
B.C. governments plant 125M trees in major reforestation push
Federal and provincial investment exceeds $355 million to restore wildfire-damaged forests and strengthen wildlife habitat across the province.
Richmond celebrates National Indigenous History Month with workshops and storytelling
Free and paid programs run through June, featuring Cree author, cedar weaving, and film.
