Wednesday · Sep 2, 2026
Man shot in Maple Ridge dies nearly two weeks after Aug. 18 incident
A 56-year-old found with gunshot wounds in a parked vehicle died Aug. 31. Police believe the shooting was targeted and are asking for tips.
bag with MacBook and irreplaceable photos stolen from Davie and Denman
someone stole a MacBook Air from a workplace near Davie and Denman with office docs and irreplaceable personal photos that weren't backed up. they tracked it to Hastings via...
Surrey mosque vandalized with threats, raw bacon left on doors and windows
Fleetwood Islamic Centre was targeted over Aug. 28-29 weekend with hateful graffiti and raw bacon. Police are investigating as a possible hate crime.
Rock climber rescued after falling 10 metres in North Vancouver's Capilano Canyon
A climber fell on Capilano Classic trail and injured their knee Sunday. Fire and rescue crews used rope systems to safely extract both climbers from the canyon.
Barenaked Ladies
Freedom Mobile Arch
My New Band Believe, Ryley Walker
The Fox Cabaret
Magic Sword with Skylimit & Starcourt
The Pearl
Southern Culture on the Skids
Rickshaw Theatre
Maple Ridge RCMP warn businesses of counterfeit $50 and $100 bills in circulation
At least eight reports of fake currency have been filed in Maple Ridge; some businesses have suffered financial losses.
Brenn!
Hollywood Theatre - Vancouver
TELUS Canadian Championship Semifinal: Whitecaps FC v CF Montréal
BC Place
CF Montreal at Vancouver Whitecaps FC - Canadian Championship: Semifinal
BC Place Stadium
BRENN! - AMATEUR AT BEST WORLD TOUR
Hollywood Theatre
UBC Thunderbirds Men's Soccer vs. Trinity Western University
UBC - Thunderbird Stadium
B.C. government files new legal claims against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge tragedy
Attorney General Niki Sharma announces support for additional lawsuits as 30 new cases filed in U.S. court; 8 victims died in February shooting.
River Run and Willow child-care centres in Richmond reopen under new operators
Two Richmond child-care facilities closed by Atira Women's Resource Society in spring have resumed operations with experienced new management.
Man convicted of manslaughter in Vancouver Starbucks stabbing
Inderdeep Singh Gosal found guilty of manslaughter, not murder, in the March 2023 death of Paul Schmidt outside a downtown Starbucks.
Vancouver mayoral race consolidates as COPE candidate Stephanie Allen withdraws
Allen ends campaign to unite progressives behind single candidate before October civic election. COPE, OneCity, and Green Party working toward unity pick.
Lost parrot spotted near Joyce Collinwood SkyTrain
Someone found a parrot near Joyce Collinwood SkyTrain station that can't fly far and might be injured. If it's yours, DM /u/Jerely_N_Moise with photos to confirm.
Woman spotted sleeping at wheel of Tesla on Highway 1 near North Vancouver
Driver issued $368 ticket for inattentive driving after witnesses recorded video on August 11; officer warns Autopilot does not exempt drivers from full focus.
Eby takes shot at Hegseth post about BC cadets
Premier David Eby called out a controversial post about BC cadets, saying it was an embarrassment. Social media's been buzzing about the exchange.
North Vancouver's Jackson Saunders becomes youngest finisher of gruelling 515-km Ultraman Canada race
The 20-year-old Lynn Valley athlete completed the three-day endurance event in Penticton, breaking the previous record set in 2017.
Richmond MLA Hon Chan pleads not guilty to intimate partner violence charges
The Conservative-turned-Independent legislator has elected a jury trial and waived his right to a preliminary hearing, moving directly to B.C. Supreme Court.
New murder trial ordered for Vancouver man
A Vancouver man convicted of second-degree murder has been ordered a new trial. Details are still emerging.
Coquitlam RCMP seeks dash-cam footage of targeted shooting on Schoolhouse Street
Police say the August 29 incident is believed to be targeted with no ongoing public risk. They're asking drivers in the area to review their video.
B.C. confirms $1.46 billion natural gas revenue overestimation due to spreadsheet errors
A currency conversion mistake and other accounting errors will require roughly $300 million in annual revenue cuts for the next five years.
