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Latin American community warms up for World Cup with deep roots
Canada's Latin population has tripled since 1996; Vancouver barber shop near BC Place becomes community hub as tournament nears.
Stolen travel trailer recovered on Vancouver Island highway
Campbell River man spots his 32-foot Jayco being towed; four arrested including suspect with outstanding warrants.
Watchdog probes Vancouver police shooting in East Van
British Columbia's Independent Investigations Office investigates after suspect shot during home invasion call on Commercial Street.
World Cup spectator route transforms False Creek waterfront
A car-free kilometre-long path from Main Street-Science World SkyTrain to BC Place will feature a beer garden, live music, and viewing...
Domestic violence advocates expanding resources during World Cup
Battered Women's Support Services and Good Night Out Vancouver are increasing outreach, citing research showing 20–40% rises in intimate...
Hospitality workers push City Hall for new housing hearings
Unite Here Local 40 submitted a petition asking for fresh public hearings on housing affordability, citing language barriers and...
TransLink spending $21.6M to boost transit during World Cup
Nearly $22 million will fund enhanced SkyTrain service, staffing, and wayfinding across Metro Vancouver for the tournament's seven match...
Rethinking public spaces: Why Vancouver needs a new pub license
Hospitality leaders argue BC's liquor rules stifle casual gathering spaces Vancouver residents actually want.
B.C. doctors ratify 4-year deal with rural care pay bump
New agreement increases funding for physicians in underserved areas and adds premiums for after-hours work.
Pride Vancouver gets $75K boost as sponsorships dry up
City council approves emergency funding to prevent major cuts to this summer's parade and festival.
B.C. invests $20M in wildfire prevention projects this year
Province funds 60 forest enhancement projects across the province focusing on fuel reduction.
Universal Gospel Choir closes season with Songs of Resilience
70-plus member choir performs two shows June 13; group previously backed Alicia Keys and Chris Martin.