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B.C. Premier Eby heads to China on shortened trade mission starting today
Eby leaves June 27 for Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou but will cut the trip short two days to return by July 2. The mission focuses on...
Metro Vancouver braces for wet weather through Canada Day
Rain returns this weekend with 10-20 mm possible, followed by Monday's brief break before midweek showers settle in through July 1.
Loblaws City Market opens above future South Granville SkyTrain
The 19,000-sq.-ft. grocery store on the second floor of The Stories tower brings urban shopping and ready-to-eat options to Central Broadway.
Caleb Malhotra drafted 3rd overall by Canucks
The North Vancouver teen becomes the first top-three pick for Vancouver in 27 years, reuniting with his father Manny as the new head coach.
Canada faces South Africa in World Cup Round of 32 in Los Angeles
Flights from Vancouver to Los Angeles are expensive, but package deals starting around $1,720 include tickets, flights, and two hotel nights.
Vancouver doubles civic election budget to $9.4M for expanded voting
The city will triple advance voting locations, increase polling stations, and boost accessibility measures ahead of the October 17...
Richmond hosts coast-to-coast drumming celebration on Canada Day
The 10th annual Canada Day Drumming brings 40 communities across Canada together at Lansdowne Centre on July 1, with 2,000 free rattle...
B.C. study shows naloxone prevented 78% of overdose deaths
From 2019 to 2024, take-home naloxone kits, overdose prevention sites, and other harm reduction services averted the majority of...
Vancouver Half Marathon returns Sunday with 7,000 runners expected
The Beneva race starts at UBC and finishes at the Museum of Vancouver on June 28, with major road closures expected across the waterfront.
World Cup hosting halfway done, Vancouver keeps city calm
With three matches left at BC Place, the Host Committee reports just five noise complaints and no human rights violations as Egypt and...
VPD removes photo after AI editing concerns
Vancouver Police apologize for edited image in drug trafficking announcement, citing software used to remove names of accused.
World Cup drives transit to six-year ridership peak
Metro Vancouver recorded 1.38 million boardings on June 24 during Canada-Switzerland match, highest daily total since March 2020.
