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128D AGO

SRO fire displaces 12 in Downtown Eastside

A blaze at the Hazelwood Hotel on East Hastings spread to multiple floors but caused no injuries, according to fire officials.

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Strawberry Festival comes to Strawberry Hill on July 11

Free strawberries, live music from Channi Nattan and other artists, and kids' programming fill a one-day Newton mall celebration...

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FIFA Fan Festival hits capacity as knockout rounds loom

The PNE venue reached its 25,000-person limit on Sunday, with attendance potentially soaring as Canada readies for World Cup play.

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Eastside Arts Festival returns July 17–26 with fresh programming

The 10-day festival brings visual art, live music, and community experiences to parks, studios, breweries, and neighbourhood streets...

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Woman assaulted with wood at Kits Beach; suspect charged

A man was arrested after allegedly striking an unsuspecting woman on the head with a large piece of driftwood during a busy Sunday afternoon.

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BC Nurses issue 72-hour strike notice

Union says job action could begin Thursday if no progress in talks over wages, staffing, benefits.

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Woman killed in bicycle crash near North Vancouver

Vancouver resident in her 60s struck by commercial truck at West First and MacKay on Monday morning.

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B.C. residents can save up to $1,700 on energy bills

Federal program expansion brings heat pump rebates and insulation upgrades to low- and median-income households.

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B.C. drowning deaths spike to 20-plus this year

Life-jackets remain most reliable safeguard as cold water incapacitation poses severe risk in provincial waters.

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Transit advocates push for low-income pass ahead of fare hike

Movement coalition argues Vancouver is behind peer cities like Toronto and Edmonton in offering discounted transit for lower-income riders.

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Municipal spending jumps 94% in B.C. over 14 years

Metro Vancouver operating costs rose 97 per cent since 2010, far outpacing population growth and inflation, according to a new report.

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Canada Day could bring showers before sun returns

Metro Vancouver faces cloudy skies and possible rain Wednesday evening through Thursday, with temperatures dipping to 17°C.