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Man charged in January killing of Surrey businessman Binder Garcha
Brian Kiraly-Miller arrested in Kamloops and charged with first-degree murder in the targeted shooting death of entrepreneur and business owner.
B.C. governments plant 125M trees in major reforestation push
Federal and provincial investment exceeds $355 million to restore wildfire-damaged forests and strengthen wildlife habitat across the province.
Richmond celebrates National Indigenous History Month with workshops and storytelling
Free and paid programs run through June, featuring Cree author, cedar weaving, and film.
Jehovah's Witnesses gather for three-day convention at Convention Centre
Over 10,000 expected June 5-7 for event exploring spirituality and eternal happiness.
Jazz Festival returns for 41st edition with 175+ performances
Vancouver International Jazz Festival runs June 19–July 5 with dozens of free shows across the city.
Heat peaks at 31°C Tuesday before weekend rain rolls in
Tuesday brings summer-like humidity; cooler, wetter conditions arrive by Friday as high-pressure ridge breaks down.
B.C. Seniors' Week brings free arts, fitness, and dance across Vancouver
June 1–7 celebration includes classes, seminars on fraud, dental care, and dementia at community centres citywide.
Stage 3 water bans start June 8 across Metro Vancouver
All lawn watering banned, pools off-limits. Restrictions reflect low snowpack, hot forecast, and Stanley Park tunnel work.
Newton festival celebrates Car Free Day on Saturday
Free music, dance, food trucks fill 137 Street in Surrey June 6, noon to 8 p.m.
Two dead in Surrey stabbing; police shooting under review
Integrated Homicide Investigation Team and police watchdog investigating after stabbing leaves two dead and one injured, ending with...
B.C. releases 37-point anti-racism action plan
Province targets racism in public services with commitments spanning healthcare, AI oversight, worker protections, and legal reform over...
Park board explores jet ski ban after whale strike
Vancouver's waterfront may soon restrict high-speed personal watercraft following May collision with grey whale near Stanley Park.
