News — Page 72
Vancouver's chief planner seeks public input on taller towers
City reviewing three-decade-old policy as interest surges in building higher downtown. Over 3,000 residents engaged at Vancouver Lookout...
E-bikes on Richmond roads face strict legal limits
Many devices marketed as e-bikes are actually motor vehicles. Riders under 16 caught on illegal machines face $368 tickets and impound fees.
Things to do in Vancouver this week: June 1–7
Car Free Day Surrey, FIFA Museum at Science World, Mumford & Sons at Rogers Arena, and more ways to spend your week.
Surrey shooting leaves one dead, RCMP take over
Male found in vehicle that hit power pole early Sunday. No arrests made as Integrated Homicide Investigation Team leads inquiry.
Seniors Week brings 5 days of celebration and community
Kennedy Seniors Recreation Centre hosts performances, info sessions, and free activities June 1–5. Pancake breakfast, lawn bowling, and more.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay elected B.C. Conservative Party leader
Former South Surrey–White Rock MP wins leadership race with 51% of votes cast by party members.
Vancouver's AI data centres face sustainability questions
Telus faces environmental backlash as 750 protesters rally against impacts of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
BC Ferries names four new ships after B.C. trees
Summit-class vessels will be called Arbutus, Cedar, Maple and Spruce, connecting ships to the natural environment.
Vancouver Liberals add three candidates as party pivots left
Former Park Board manager, teacher, and OneCity defector join the centrist party ahead of October 2026 civic election.
Black Hawk helicopters patrolling B.C. border face renewal decision
Three helicopters have logged 857 patrols and 70 arrests since January 2025, but critics question whether they're worth $39.9 million.
Suspect in fatal Surrey stabbing shot dead by police
Two people were stabbed near Old Yale Road and Holland Park Friday; one died. Police shot the suspect during confrontation.
Low-income transit passes campaign heats up as fares rise July 1
Metro Vancouver advocacy group pushes for income-based discounts as five per cent fare hike looms. Toronto and Calgary already offer them.
