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Sunday · Oct 18, 2026

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11:43
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Pulse

Grey cat lost in West End

Striped grey-brown cat spotted howling in distress at Bute and Nelson in West End—saw it but it ran away. Last seen between 1225 Nelson and the adjacent house. If you've got...

10:58
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Pulse

Lost Compass card with 'passenger princess' sticker

Lost a Compass card with a 'passenger princess' sticker in Gastown today. Already blocking it so no worries, but if you spot it let /u/durianeconomy know anyway—long shot but...

10:13
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Pulse

Election workers deserve credit for long shifts

To everyone who worked the election yesterday: you put in 13 to 15 hours straight in a school gym or community centre doing repetitive tasks on hard plastic chairs. Democracy...

9:28
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News Brief

BC court awards cat ownership to one party in Family Law Act case

Tia Alexandra Myers lost custody of Todd in a trial ruling, with a judge finding she had edited ownership papers and reported the cat missing.

8:00
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Tonight

Malcolm Todd: Do That Again Tour

PNE Forum

8:00
PM
Tonight

Malcolm Todd

PNE Forum - Vancouver

8:00
PM
Tonight

GNASH with Special Guests

The Pearl

7:51
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Pulse

Rare crows spotted in Vancouver

Two unusually colored crows showed up in the city today. Time to buy a lotto ticket.

7:30
PM
Tonight

**VAN JAZZ 2026** Dos Santos with Los Duendes

The American

7:15
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Pulse

SFU ranked top mid-size university in Canada

SFU just got ranked Canada's best mid-size university. Local schools flexing.

7:00
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Tonight

UB40

Commodore Ballroom

7:00
PM
Tonight

gnash

The Pearl - BC

6:39
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Pulse

BC Ferries thru-fare pricing explained

Vancouver to Gulf Islands thru-fares run $50–60 prepaid — way cheaper than Vancouver to Victoria at $90–$130 — even though the route sometimes stops in Victoria. Prepay locks...

6:00
PM
Tonight

PLUM VALLEY IDOL FESTIVAL VOL.1 : ORIGIN - VANCOUVER

Fortune Sound Club

5:45
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Tonight

Ridge Meadows Flames at Richmond Sockeyes

Minoru Arena

5:30
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Tonight

Langley Trappers at Burnaby Steelers

Burnaby Winter Club

5:27
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News Brief

Doug McCallum returns as Surrey mayor in tight three-way race

Safe Surrey Coalition wins six of eight council seats in Saturday election; 37% turnout as voters reject outgoing mayor Brenda Locke.

5:00
PM
Tonight

Delta Ice Hawks at Coastal Tsunami

Gibsons & Area Community Centre

4:00
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Tonight

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra - Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto

Bell Performing Arts Centre

2:28
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News Brief

Vancouver's civic election draws over 43% turnout, highest since 2014

209,214 ballots cast in Saturday's vote, a jump of 37,720 from 2022. Advance voting hit new records with nearly 104,000 cast across 59 locations.

1:28
PM
Pulse

Ken Sim's mysterious 5-point plan

Reddit's been digging into Ken Sim's tenure — apparently he wrote down 5 things he wanted to accomplish as mayor but never told anyone what they were. People guessing it...

12:28
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News Brief

NDP's Eby urges Green voters to reconsider ahead of B.C.'s October 24 snap election

Speaking in Campbell River, the premier warned Green votes could elect a Conservative government, citing the Greens' vote swing in 11 ridings last election.

10:12
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Eat & Drink

Baan Lao's team opens two concepts on Granville Island this summer

The Richmond restaurant named North America's best is launching Baan Baan Thai Farmer's Table and Le KaNom Thai Desserts on Granville Island in summer 2027.

7:52
AM
Pulse

Gas lineup backing up 12th and Clark during rush hour

Traffic at 12th and Clark was backed up to Commercial in both directions yesterday because people were lining up for gas during the evening commute. Took 20 minutes just to get through.

7:37
AM
Feature

Things to do in Vancouver this week: October 18–24

Herb Alpert brings 1960s brass-pop royalty to the Chan Centre on Friday; UB40 headlines the Commodore on Sunday; the city's dining scene peaks with Japanese street food, new...

7:16
AM
Pulse

ABC Vancouver shut out completely

ABC Vancouver won zero seats on park board and school board. City council's done too. That's it for them.

6:40
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Pulse

Rent's due on the 1st

comrades, rent is due on the 1st

5:28
AM
News Brief

Vancouver voters elect Pete Fry as Canada's first Green Party mayor

The sitting city councillor defeated incumbent Ken Sim, who led ABC Vancouver, in a stunning reversal across the metro region where voters turned out nine incumbent mayors.