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Vancouver Chinatown Festival returns July 25–26 with performances and hands-on activities
The 24th annual celebration brings lion dances, live music, cultural workshops, and new Sichuan face-changing performances to Keefer and...
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority gets approval to dredge Second Narrows
Work will begin in September to clear 25,000 cubic metres of material, allowing larger oil tankers to fully load. The project includes...
Glacier lake outburst sends floodwaters toward Pemberton
Evacuation order issued for 20+ properties as Place Glacier lake floods downstream, expected to peak Wednesday late.
U.S. visitor in critical condition after cyclist collision in Gastown
A 72-year-old pedestrian struck at West Cordova and Richards Street on Monday evening is in stable but critical condition after...
Default plays Abbotsford Arts Centre on October 4 for 25th anniversary
The Vancouver rock band, known for 2000s hits like 'Wasting My Time,' reunites to celebrate nearly 25 years since their debut album 'The...
B.C. Conservatives push for earlier bar service during World Cup matches
The new opposition leadership says liquor rules should allow earlier serving times for morning Canada games, citing examples from...
Khatsahlano Street Party brings 50 food vendors to West 4th Avenue
Vancouver's largest free music and arts festival features food trucks, beverage gardens, and ice cream zones across a 10-block stretch...
New map identifies over 50,000 B.C. public land parcels for housing
UBC researchers mapped publicly owned land across the province, with Metro Vancouver holding high potential to accommodate 273,000 units...
Minami Restaurant hosts summer yakitori BBQ on July 19
The Yaletown Japanese restaurant offers a three-hour outdoor event with yakitori skewers, sushi, and drinks for $75 plus tax.
World's largest EV battery repurposing factory opens in Metro Vancouver
Moment Energy's Surrey facility will convert retired electric vehicle batteries into energy storage for data centres, hospitals, and...
Five years after deadly heat dome, B.C. advocates push for reforms
The 2021 heat dome killed 619 people across the province. On the anniversary, health groups are calling for indoor temperature bylaws,...
Woman attacked with wood at Kits Beach; man charged
An unprovoked assault at a busy beach Sunday left the victim bleeding and briefly unconscious. Witnesses intervened and helped police...
