Monday · Sep 14, 2026
Sony camera gear lost at Jericho Beach
$300 reward for recovery of Sony A7 IV camera setup lost at Jericho Beach. Missing a Tamron 28–75mm lens with SmallRig cage attached. If you spot it, DM or check the Reddit...
B.C. mayors demand five actions from province on crime and public safety
A coalition led by retired London Drugs CEO Clint Mahlman released polling showing residents' escalating fear, with a news conference set for September 17.
Massey Tunnel closures this weekend
Massey Tunnel closing nights this weekend for work. Plan around it if you're crossing the bridge.
Latin Takeover
Fortune Sound Club
Vancouver election officials sue three candidates over Chinese-character names on ballot
The city's chief election officer filed court applications challenging whether Iona Bonamis, Lenny Zhou, and Christopher Lee can use their birth names alongside English ones.
Richmond's Big Pirate Run returns to Garry Point Park this Saturday for fifth year
The fifth annual fundraiser for the Richmond Food Bank features pirate costumes, kid-friendly one-to-three-kilometre races, and adult runs up to 21.1 kilometres on September 19.
Seedhe Maut (19+)
Commodore Ballroom
Ben Bankas
Yuk Yuks Vancouver
B.C. projects larger deficits over next three years as growth forecast falls
The provincial government forecast a $13.8 billion deficit for 2026-27, up $450 million from earlier projections, citing U.S. tariffs, Middle East tensions, and immigration...
Surrey police warn of high-risk offender moving into the community
Skylar Wayne Pelletier, a 26-year-old with a history of violent and sexual offences toward females, is subject to electronic monitoring and strict court conditions.
Someone captured the Andromeda Galaxy from Vancouver despite heavy light pollution.
A photographer shot the Andromeda Galaxy from Vancouver and spotted 2MFGC 511 — a galaxy 650 million light-years away — hiding in the background. There are even smaller ones...
Surrey landlord arrested in ongoing rental dispute gone viral on Instagram
Videos showing confrontations at a Surrey property have drawn over 1 million views. Police say the situation stems from a months-long landlord-tenant civil dispute requiring...
31 Metro Vancouver restaurants make Chinese Restaurant Awards finalists list
From Cantonese dim sum to Szechuan and Shanghainese, Metro Vancouver dominates this year's Top 50 Honourees as competition heats up for the Elite 30 Canada Awards.
Britannia Pool closes after tile failure; reopen targeted for later this week
Vancouver's busiest indoor pool shut down Friday after sections of basin tiles unexpectedly failed. The city expects it to reopen by late this week pending water treatment.
Bear sighting at Squamish supercharger spooks first-time visitor
First time charging up in Squamish, parked for five minutes at the supercharger next to Boston Pizza, and a black bear casually walked right by the car. Yeah, nope — driver...
B.C. reduces local-sourcing rule for food processing on lower-grade farmland
The province is loosening restrictions on food processing in the Agricultural Land Reserve, allowing facilities on Class 4-7 soils with just 5% local product — down from the...
Surrey man awarded $275K in defamation suit after months of protests
A Surrey resident won a $275K defamation case after enduring months of protests outside his home. Court sided with him on the false claims.
