Sunday · May 17, 2026
Vancouver pedestrian crossing rules spark debate
Locals are arguing about how Vancouver pedestrian crossings actually work—what drivers owe cyclists, when pedestrians should cross. Turns out nobody fully agrees on the rules.
4 hikers rescued from snowy North Shore mountain
Four hikers got stuck in unexpected snow on a North Shore mountain and had to be rescued. A solid reminder that spring conditions can flip fast—check the weather and pack for...
Mount Seymour was amazing today.
Mount Seymour had an incredible day—people posting stunning photos and videos from the peak and trails. Spring conditions finally turned it into the place everyone wants to be.
Surrey Drafts New Public Safety Strategy Framework
City officials are beginning engagement work to develop a comprehensive public safety strategy, focusing first on consultation with residents and stakeholders.
Richmond Seniors Warned About Emerging Scam Tactics
RCMP are alerting residents to fraudulent bank drafts being used to pay for online purchases, a scheme targeting both merchants and buyers.
Montreal's Portuguese Community Defies Permit Denial
Despite city officials rejecting a permit, the annual Portuguese procession went ahead Sunday with Jesus statue and faithful parading through downtown streets.
Cloverdale Rodeo Rider and Horse Both Recover After Incident
Nick Patterson and his horse Spring Season are on the mend after a collision during Saturday night's saddle bronc competition at the rodeo.
Man Sentenced to 4 Years for Bulletproof Vest Shooting
A B.C. man has been sentenced after fatally shooting his friend during what he described as a risky "game" involving a protective vest.
Ottawa Charge Push for Game 7 Comeback in PWHL Finals
Down 2-0 against Montreal Victoire, Ottawa returns home fighting to force a deciding game in the Walter Cup championship series.
Burnaby Mountain sunset steals hearts after dark walk
Someone just discovered the hill above Burnaby Mountain's parking lot and posted the sunset view. Everyone's saying it's a must-see spot if you've never walked up there before.
Blue Jays Edge Tigers Behind Guerrero's Power Stroke
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. homered in the first inning as Toronto defeated Detroit 4-1, with Kevin Gausman delivering a strong pitching performance.
West Van seal greets friend with adorable wave
A West Van seal was caught waving at its buddy in a heartwarming Reddit moment. The clip's got everyone posting about it—peak waterfront wildlife energy.
Poutine Shop Moves Into Former Taco Spot Downtown
Le Quebec Poutine is taking over the space previously occupied by Gringo, bringing Quebec's beloved comfort food to a busy downtown location.
Surrey School Board Approves Balanced 2026-27 Budget
District navigates declining enrollment while maintaining focus on student success.
Vancouver's Natural Gas Rules Face Affordability Push
Mayor Ken Sim proposes amendments to the city's energy restrictions, with industry groups arguing the regulations are driving up housing and operating costs.
Vancouver Celebrates David Suzuki's Legacy With Star-Studded Benefit Concert
All-star performers gather for an evening honoring the environmental icon's 90th birthday.
Indigenous Cellist Cris Derksen Killed in Car Crash
Juno-nominated composer and cellist Cris Derksen, 45, died in a collision while returning from her father's funeral near Slave Lake, Alberta.
LGBTQ+ Advocates Say Canada at Critical Juncture on Equality
As polarization deepens, community leaders call for stronger federal commitment to inclusive policies.
Nanaimo Road Closure Follows Explosion in Wooded Area
RCMP respond to Sunday blast near Cypress Street and Terminal Avenue North.
Fire Under Arthur Laing Bridge Draws Vancouver Firefighters
Early-morning blaze at Southwest Marine Drive prompts emergency response.
Surrey Cuts Building Fees to Spur Housing Development
City council approves lower development charges in bid to encourage more residential construction.
Canadiens Push for Game 7 as Series With Sabres Stays Alive
Montreal forces a decisive final game after Saturday night's hard-fought battle in the NHL playoffs.
Quinn Hughes Open to Signing Long-Term Deal This Summer
The ex-Canucks defenceman may finally resolve his future after his Minnesota Wild playoff exit.
Navy Jets Collide at Idaho Air Show, Crews Eject Safely
Four military crew members ejected safely after two Navy jets collided during a weekend air show in Boise, Idaho.
B.C. Premier weighs in on Alberta-federal disagreement
B.C.'s Premier is speaking out against a memorandum of understanding between Alberta and Ottawa, signalling the political tensions between provinces are heating up. Everyone on...
GTA street photography trends on Vancouver Reddit
A stunning aerial shot of the GTA is blowing up on r/vancouver—gorgeous skyline photo that has locals debating which neighbourhoods offer the best views. Everyone's tagging...
Film 'Michael' Holds Box Office Top Spot for Fourth Weekend
The Jackson biopic maintains its commanding lead as summer's film season ramps up.
Blue Jays Recall Canadian Pitcher Adam Macko from Triple-A
The homegrown talent gets his chance in the majors as Toronto makes moves to shore up its rotation.
Vancouver Bandits Fall to Edmonton Stingers in Defensive Struggle
The Bandits lost a 91-78 decision in Edmonton Saturday after failing to contain the Stingers' offensive attack.
Outdoor Skating Rink Returning to Surrey This Year
The Surrey Civic Plaza temporary ice rink is back for another season, bringing winter vibes to the community.
Eurovision Winner Dara Celebrated with Grand Sofia Homecoming
Bulgaria's first-ever Eurovision champion receives hero's welcome after stunning victory at the continent's biggest song competition.
Maple Leafs Part Ways with Assistant General Managers
Toronto's front office shakeup sees Brandon Pridham and Derek Clancey exit after the team's latest playoff disappointment.
Hidden Public Art Celebrates Vancouver's Underground Infrastructure
One artist's obsessive project honors the city workers and systems that keep Vancouver running beneath our feet.
Metro Vancouver Invests $600K in Waste-Reduction Campaigns
The regional authority is banking on behaviour-change marketing to curb household waste, but experts debate whether billboards actually shift consumer habits.
BC Ferries Warns of Possible Summer Fuel Surcharge
As the ferry operator braces for one of its busiest summers, passengers may face temporary pricing increases due to fuel volatility and supply chain pressures.
Surrey Car Fire Causes Early Morning Explosion
A vehicle erupted outside residences in Newton just after 5 a.m. Sunday, caught on video by nearby residents and raising safety questions.
EV Sales Surge as Federal Rebates Make Comeback
March saw electric vehicle purchases jump across Canada as the government's incentive program returns, though EVs still hold a modest market share.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Wins Second Straight NBA MVP
The Canadian star joins Steve Nash in the history books as the latest homegrown talent to dominate the league's highest individual honour.
Sinner Claims Italian Open, Matches Djokovic's Masters Sweep
The 23-year-old becomes the first Italian man to win his home tournament in 50 years, cementing his status as tennis's next dominant force.
Canada's First Hantavirus Case Confirmed in B.C.
A Yukon couple isolating after a cruise ship outbreak has tested positive, marking the nation's first confirmed case of the dangerous virus.
Experts warn of intense mosquito season ahead
Wet spring conditions create ideal breeding environment for bugs
Toronto to host 6 World Cup matches in 2026
One of world's most diverse cities readies for global showcase
Buffalo Sabres prepare for decisive Game 7 in Montreal series
'Chaos in the crease' doesn't faze team heading home
Victoria Day quiz tests your Canadian history knowledge
10 questions on the queen, the era, and the holiday
Conservative MP Chong visits Taiwan, defying China
Michael Chong meets with Taiwan's president in high-profile diplomatic move
Trump abortion policy sparks Canadian aid sector concerns
Advocacy groups call on Ottawa to lead as international funding faces restrictions
Drone strike sparks fire near UAE nuclear power plant
Fire at plant perimeter in latest escalation of Middle East tensions
Ukrainian drone strikes target Russian military installations
Strikes near Moscow kill 4, wound 12 as conflict escalates
Government benefit payments coming for Canadian families in June
New round of supports targets affordability challenges
Inflation expected to top 3% in April on gas prices
First time above 3% since 2023 as energy costs surge
Real estate market shows modest spring recovery
Buyers returning cautiously as 'tempered enthusiasm' replaces rosy outlooks
David Suzuki, 90, says he has a 'duty' to keep going
The legendary environmentalist reflects on aging and continued activism
How altitude defines the cuisine at Five Sails
Chef Alex Kim's innovative menu uses geography as a guide