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Downtown Vancouver man charged after allegedly wielding chainsaw near coffee shop
David Meadows, 67, was arrested within three minutes of the 911 call near Davie and Denman streets Wednesday evening.
Man sentenced to life for 2018 Vancouver shooting that killed teen bystander
Kane Carter convicted of second-degree murder in the death of 15-year-old Alfred Wong and 23-year-old Kevin Whiteside will spend at...
Downtown Eastside residents report increased street sweeps tied to World Cup games
Community researchers say cleaning operations intensified during FIFA matches, raising concerns about enforcement practices targeting...
Eastside Arts Festival returns for sixth year with expanded walking tours and workshops
Running July 17 to 26, the festival invites visitors into artist studios and neighbourhood spaces across East Vancouver to see how...
Vancouver's FIFA branding coming down as BC Place moves toward next tenant
Crews have begun removing World Cup signage from the stadium as PavCo prepares to take control. A new artificial turf field will replace...
Valerie June brings eclectic mix of folk, blues, and gospel to Vancouver Folk Festival
The American singer-songwriter performs July 19 at Jericho Beach with her band, drawing from rock, blues, folk, and country across her...
B.C. doctors warn province unprepared for next deadly heat wave
Five years after the 2021 heat dome killed hundreds, health experts say vulnerable populations remain at severe risk as a "super El...
Interior Design Show returns to Vancouver Convention Centre September 24-27
IDS Vancouver 2026 celebrates B.C. design talent with installations from Synthesis Design Architecture and Stark Architecture, keynote...
World Cup watch parties continue across Metro Vancouver as quarter-finals begin
With 17 viewing locations from indoor venues to outdoor fan zones, football fans can catch the remaining four games this weekend across...
Celebrate Pride on the dance floor with Vancouver band Queer As Funk July 31
The eight-member ensemble, known for funk, soul, and Motown reimagined through a queer lens, returns to the Commodore Ballroom for a...
Western Canada's tallest tower heads to Vancouver City Council with free public observation deck
The 1,034-foot Holborn Group development would include a 920-room hotel, convention space, and free access for city residents at over 1,000 feet.
World Cup final week draws fans and praise for Vancouver's hosting
With BC Place's seven games concluded after Switzerland beat Colombia in the Round of 16, international players and visitors hailed the...
