Wednesday · Jun 3, 2026
A decade into the toxic drug crisis, Fraser Health asks what comes next
Chief Medical Health Officer releases report marking 10 years of losses, progress, and the partnerships still needed.
Surrey police chief Norm Lipinski ousted after return from vacation
Former chief says dismissal was "not the way" he hoped to end 48-year policing career.
Shooting in Langley leaves one person critically injured
RCMP investigating incident near 196 Street and 28 Avenue; victim airlifted to hospital.
Vancouver pauses emissions tracking policy
City council just paused emissions tracking and the natural gas ban in new homes. The move sparks debate about whether it's a smart reset or a step backward on climate.
Man arrested after unprovoked assault on Mount Pleasant restaurant worker
37-year-old from Ontario charged with assault causing bodily harm after dislocating victim's shoulder.
Langley RCMP officer charged with dangerous driving in 2025 collision
Constable Denis Miano Maina faces two counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
Whale sighting at Kits Beach today
Whale spotted at Kits Beach near Hadden Park this afternoon around 4:30. Someone caught it on video—another reminder the harbour's still wild and alive.
Black Top launches app-based ride service with fixed fares, no surge pricing
RiLo offers locked prices and no surge rates—a direct challenge to Uber and Lyft in Metro Vancouver.
White Rock waterfront cleared after suspicious item deemed safe
Bomb disposal unit rendered item non-threatening; Marine Drive temporarily closed Wednesday.
Nana's Green Tea opens downtown with free matcha giveaways this weekend
Tokyo-born chain celebrates 25 years with matcha drinks and parfaits at new Hornby Street location.
Isobel Campbell with Pink Mountaintops
The Pearl
THE FIN with Special Guests
The Fox Cabaret
Louis Tomlinson
Pacific Coliseum at the PNE
Mount Pleasant assault suspect arrested after unprovoked restaurant attack
Police charged 37-year-old Victor Coscarella with assault causing bodily harm after a restaurant worker suffered a dislocated shoulder on June 2.
YVR gears up for World Cup surge with 88,000 daily passengers
Vancouver airport expects 2.7 million visitors during FIFA tournament, investing in biometric boarding and security upgrades.
Doors Open Richmond returns this weekend with 40+ venues
The 19th annual Doors Open Richmond opens museums, faith institutions, and cultural sites on June 6 and 7. Free bus tours available with registration.
June food events: Chef collaborations and anniversary celebrations
From Suyo's second chef collaboration to a 40-year celebration at the Sutton Place, Vancouver's food calendar is packed this month.
Bear cub Jelly dies in shelter escape; three orphaned cubs rescued
Northern Lights Wildlife Society lost a rescued black bear cub to suspected predation after human error, but successfully brought in three orphaned cubs from a nearby hunting accident.
Come From Away - Vancouver
Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage
Gotham Steakhouse brings summer ease to downtown
New seasonal menu arrives with ceviche, harissa cauliflower, and international spritzes through mid-July — plus fan-favourite fried chicken returns.
FIFA shuts down B.C. spinal injury charity's World Cup ticket raffle
Lawyers for the soccer federation forced cancellation of fundraiser that had raised $2,300 for Spinal Cord Injury BC.