Thursday · Jul 9, 2026
Air Canada flight veers off runway at Montreal airport, delays Vancouver flights
Flight AC774 from Los Angeles exited the taxiway onto grass Thursday. No injuries reported, but multiple Vancouver arrivals delayed.
Kane Carter sentenced to life in prison for 2018 Vancouver shooting death
The man found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of teenage bystander Alfred Wong faces no parole eligibility for 17 years.
Transport Canada detains fishing charter boat linked to fatal June sinking
The 37-foot vessel operated by Top Vancouver Fishing Charter faces violations including operating as a commercial passenger vessel without proper registration.
Vancouver FC Eagles lose 2–1 to Montreal in Canadian Championship quarterfinal
The CPL side fell to a late penalty kick in the first of two matches in the Telus Canadian Championship quarterfinals series.
Vancouver Whitecaps return to BC Place to face LAFC on August 1
The MLS match against the Western Conference contender marks a key fixture as the playoff race tightens this summer.
Man Charged in Downtown Vancouver Chainsaw Incident
Downtown Vancouver man charged after allegedly wielding a chainsaw near a West End coffee shop. Police responded to reports of a senior with the weapon; no injuries reported.
New Gastown cocktail bar and restaurant the Moon opens at former Dugout space
The 40-seat venue splits into a 15-seat lounge and 25-seat dining room at 59 Powell Street, with an exclusive wine list from Ursa Major Winery.
TSN's World Cup studio at Jack Poole Plaza closed after month-long run
The Bell Media broadcast pavilion and free public screening site wrapped Tuesday after hosting tens of thousands during Vancouver's FIFA coverage.
Wakin Chau The Younger Me Concerts Tour 3.0
Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Yung Bae with djgroovyg
The Pearl
Westbank CEO accused of skipping court deposition to attend World Cup celebrations
The developer's top executive allegedly chose to 'hobnob with the rich and powerful' during the tournament instead of appearing for a scheduled deposition.
City of Vancouver preparing major overhaul of development contribution charges
A new city-wide Amenity Cost Charge will standardize how developers pay for infrastructure and amenities, taking effect September 30.
Come From Away - Vancouver
Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage
Vancouver City Council to vote on pause to new AI data centre projects
Councillor Lucy Maloney is pushing for a framework to assess environmental, infrastructure, and employment impacts before approving large hyperscale data centres.
Everett AquaSox at Vancouver Canadians
Scotiabank Field
Jurassic Park in Concert - Vancouver
Orpheum Theatre - Vancouver
Tsleil-Waututh Nation challenges Port Authority plan to dredge Burrard Inlet for larger tankers
The First Nation filed for judicial review, citing concerns about increased oil tanker traffic and risks to marine ecosystems and Indigenous rights.
Vancouver's drug toxicity deaths hit lowest count since February 2020
May 2026 saw 109 deaths, marking a significant decline from previous years, with most deaths occurring among men aged 30 to 59.
Downtown Vancouver man charged after allegedly wielding chainsaw near coffee shop
David Meadows, 67, was arrested within three minutes of the 911 call near Davie and Denman streets Wednesday evening.
Maple Ridge school placed in secure mode after weapon report near campus
A 16-year-old youth was arrested with an imitation firearm; the school's 'Hold and Secure' lasted about 30 minutes Thursday morning.
Canada's Drag Race ALL STARS - Premiere Party
Celebrities Nightclub
Honey Salt celebrates B.C. salmon season with grilled king salmon and vinyl records
The Parq Casino restaurant is featuring wild B.C. King Salmon this summer and hosting an Off The Record Vinyl Party on July 31 with live paella.
Man sentenced to life for 2018 Vancouver shooting that killed teen bystander
Kane Carter convicted of second-degree murder in the death of 15-year-old Alfred Wong and 23-year-old Kevin Whiteside will spend at least 17 years in prison.
Downtown Eastside residents report increased street sweeps tied to World Cup games
Community researchers say cleaning operations intensified during FIFA matches, raising concerns about enforcement practices targeting vulnerable people in Vancouver's neighbourhood.
Les Faux Bourgeois French bistro reopens with upgraded kitchen and refined focus
After 18 years, the Mount Pleasant favourite gets new ownership and a tighter menu. Steak frites now $38, but seasonal dishes like French onion soup will return in winter.
Vancouver's FIFA branding coming down as BC Place moves toward next tenant
Crews have begun removing World Cup signage from the stadium as PavCo prepares to take control. A new artificial turf field will replace the grass pitch.
Three charged with 3D-printed firearm offences following Surrey police raid
Scott William Telford, Bryce Scott Telford, and Candice Ashley Somerville face multiple charges after police found a 3D printer actively printing a gun during a September 2025 search.
FIFA World Cup 2026™ - FREE VIEWING PARTY
The Pearl
New Mexican cantina-inspired pop-up arrives downtown Vancouver on July 22
Cantina Social Club opens Wednesday through Saturday at Pinche Taco Shop on Seymour Street, offering seasonal Mexican cooking and low-intervention wines from B.C.
B.C. doctors warn province unprepared for next deadly heat wave
Five years after the 2021 heat dome killed hundreds, health experts say vulnerable populations remain at severe risk as a "super El Niño" pattern develops in the Pacific.
Mayor Ken Sim takes a penalty shot
Mayor Ken Sim just took a penalty shot. We don't have the video details, but you know it happened.
Fire spotted in North Van from Coal Harbour
Someone sitting at Coal Harbour spotted a house fire in North Van. Everyone's hoping everyone's alright.
Summer of Laughs brings national headliners, new championship to Yuk Yuk's Surrey
Patrick Maliha kicks off the two-month comedy celebration July 10, with the inaugural Rising Comics Championship launching July 16 with competitors from B.C. and Washington.
Tranquil B.C. mountain biking YouTube channel captures Bob Ross vibes
Someone just found a super chill BC mountain biking YouTube channel with Bob Ross energy. If you need to decompress with some riding footage, this is your move.
Cloverdale Fairgrounds survey draws 1,500-plus responses; residents want pool, heritage preservation
A survey by the Cloverdale Business Improvement Association reveals strong community interest in keeping the historic site's character while adding modern amenities.
Western Canada's tallest tower heads to Vancouver City Council with free public observation deck
The 1,034-foot Holborn Group development would include a 920-room hotel, convention space, and free access for city residents at over 1,000 feet.
