Wednesday · Jul 15, 2026
North Vancouver Legion faces $345K repair bill, launches emergency fundraising
The #118 branch needs to cover a mandatory strata levy for building repairs by December, with the first $175,000 payment due September 1.
Vancouver World Cup businesses report 20% revenue drop despite city's economic promise
Business owners say they invested heavily in preparation for a promised tourism surge that never materialized during the tournament.
Fatal multi-vehicle collision closes Ladner Trunk Road in Delta Wednesday
Four vehicles were involved in the crash near 96 Street and Highway 91 on Wednesday afternoon; five people were hospitalized, and one adult male died.
Vancouver Canucks sign son of NHL Hall of Famer Martin St. Louis to AHL deal
Ryan St. Louis, the eldest of the Montreal Canadiens head coach's three children, is joining the Abbotsford Canucks organization.
Baby seal spotted at Horseshoe Bay with unusual blue eyes
Someone spotted a baby seal at Horseshoe Bay with blue hazy eyes that don't look normal, and reached out to the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Rescue Society to check on the little...
Richmond fire crews extinguish backyard tent fire as B.C. wildfire season intensifies
A blaze behind a house near Cambie and Garden City roads sparked a reminder for residents to stay alert as wildfire season lengthens and begins earlier each year.
London Drugs cuts about 80 retail positions as part of leadership restructuring
The Richmond-based retailer is standardizing management structure across stores to increase efficiency and reduce operating costs.
The Longest Johns with Seán Dagher
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Metro Vancouver gas prices surge to $1.97 a litre as Iran tensions drive global oil volatility
A collapsed peace deal between the U.S. and Iran has spiked regional prices sharply. Analysts predict further increases and warn of unpredictable weeks ahead.
The Longest Johns with Seán Dagher
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Vancouver Police warn of senior-targeted distraction theft near Victoria Drive
A 76-year-old woman lost her gold necklace and two rings after being hugged by a stranger on July 15. A dark green sedan was spotted leaving the scene.
Senior stabbed on Vancouver transit bus remains in stable condition
An incident near Hastings and the Kootenay bus loop left a senior with stab wounds. Metro Vancouver Transit Police and Vancouver Police continue investigating.
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Electric car caught fire while charging in Kerrisdale
An electric car exploded while it was charging near W Boulevard and 40th Avenue in Kerrisdale. Exact details are still coming in, but neighbours are reporting the incident on Reddit.
BC Housing plans to rebuild notorious Downtown Eastside hotel as 77-unit social housing complex
The Regent Hotel will be demolished and rebuilt with modern apartments, seismic upgrades, and support services. Council votes on the permit July 16.
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver's Notch8 unveils new menu blending French classics with West Coast seafood
Executive Chef Mike Reid has refreshed the dining room with heritage recipes and seasonal Pacific Northwest ingredients. Cocktails draw inspiration from the hotel's 90-year history.
ABC Vancouver cancels July 29 council meeting, drawing backlash from opposition and activists
The surprise cancellation prevents debate on five motions covering tenant rights, AI regulation, and labour issues. Critics call it an undemocratic move ahead of the election.
New Westminster townhomes blend heritage facades with contemporary interiors at Mercer Village
A 12-acre master-planned community in New Westminster is launching with heritage-inspired architecture and modern living spaces designed to appeal to both aesthetics.
Vancouver motorcyclist with learner licence caught going 177 km/h in 80 km/h zone
A 22-year-old Vancouver woman was stopped going 97 km/h over the speed limit on Highway 99 near Furry Creek on July 11, one week after a fatal motorcycle crash on the same highway.
Burnaby RCMP seek witnesses after sexual assault near Royal Oak SkyTrain Station
Police are investigating a sexual assault and a related suspicious person report in the same area on July 9, and are asking for video evidence from residents.
Remains found in Mission in 2024 identified as missing woman Mary Gadbois
Police have confirmed human remains discovered in a forested area in September 2024 belong to a woman reported missing on June 14 after years of no contact.
Missing dog near Prince Edward and 16th Avenue this morning
A nervous dog was spotted at Prince Edward and 16th Avenue around 7 a.m. Wednesday morning, shaking and running when approached. If you recognize him or have seen him, let the...
Richmond rolls out 30 km/h speed limits across nearly 500 kilometres of residential streets
The City of Richmond is beginning a three-month rollout of lower speed limits on local roads, mirroring Vancouver's neighbourhood slow-zone program.
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Salt& brings viral salt bread trend to Vancouver with soft opening on Hamilton Street
A new bakery specializing in salt bread has opened in the space previously occupied by Footo Croissant and Dulcey Patisserie, offering flavours from mocha to ham and cheese.
B.C. nurse job action enters second week as mediation begins to narrow wage gap
The BC Nurses' Union is in mediation with the province, with union members expressing cautious optimism while overtime bans and staff reallocation strain healthcare systems across B.C.
🏴 ENGLAND HOUSE - GRANVILLE STREET 🏴 SEMI-FINAL WATCH PARTY
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Visitor loving Vancouver's queer community and vibe
Someone visiting Van for leisure just posted how calm and amazing the city feels. Lotsa love to the queer community here, they said — enjoying lunch at Langara campus while a...
Locals posting beautiful English Bay sunset shots
English Bay gave everyone a stunning sunset last night — the kind that makes you stop and pull out your phone. "Vamos España!" the light said.
Post-World Cup Granville Street quieting down
Granville Street's vibe is shifting post-World Cup. The pedestrian zone that was packed during matches is noticeably calmer as the tournament winds down.
