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Vancouver forecast settles into sweet spot before heat returns next week
Seven days of sunshine ahead with temperatures hovering near seasonal averages—21°C daily highs—before warmer air builds in.
Strata forced to pay damages after failing to address neighbour's secondhand smoke
B.C. tribunal awards homeowner $2,500 after strata ignored 24 complaints about cigarette and marijuana smoke drifting into his unit.
Northern lights illuminate Lower Mainland skies over July Fourth weekend
Aurora displays danced across Metro Vancouver skies despite poor weather forecasts, with photographers capturing stunning green and violet hues.
B.C. introduces apprenticeship requirements for crane operators effective immediately
New skilled trades certification rules take effect today, requiring all crane operators to register within one year following recent...
Metro Vancouver transit workers escalate job action over contract talks
Parks closed and specialized rescue teams off duty as union ramps up pressure on regional government over pay, safety, and contracting concerns.
Opera in the Park Returns July 19 as Vancouver Opera Locks in Its Maestro for Three More Years
Jacques Lacombe's reappointment signals another season of world-class performances under the stars at Deer Lake Park.
Vancouver's FIFA World Cup fan zone stretches across two months on Pacific Boulevard
The stretch between Smithe and Carrall streets is closed to traffic, serving as a secure outdoor concourse for match ticketholders with...
Highway 99 Oak Street Bridge maintenance blocks left lane Monday morning
Bridge work from 11:45 p.m. Sunday to 5 a.m. July 7, will reduce capacity on the major south-bound route. Watch for traffic control.
Vancouver FC dominates Toronto 4-0 to extend winning streak
Nicolas Mezquida and Mohamed Amissi's hat trick power the Eagles to a decisive victory at the Stadium at Langley Events Centre on Saturday.
BC Ferries chair Joy MacPhail exits after guiding fleet modernization
The longtime NDP veteran steps down from her role leading the ferry company's governance board after four years steering major capital projects.
Senakw rental project facing criticism over penthouse rents exceeding $9,000 monthly
The closely watched Squamish Nation housing project is leasing Tower 1 units with market rents ranging up to $12,500 for four-bedroom penthouses.
Kyle Julius steps down as Vancouver Bandits head coach to join Chinese basketball league
The two-time CEBL Coach of the Year is leaving to become a head coach in the CBA, while remaining general manager through the 2026 season.
