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AC/DC merch pop-up takes over Commodore Ballroom before BC Place show
Before the band's August 13 show at BC Place, the Commodore will host a two-day merch extravaganza on August 12-13 with apparel, vinyl,...
B.C. buildings aren't equipped for hotter summers as climate change intensifies
Much of B.C.'s housing stock was designed for historical temperatures and lacks cooling capacity. A Vancouver study found 69% of homes...
False Creek Crab Fest celebrates B.C. Dungeness fishery on Sunday, July 26
The fourth annual festival pairs whole locally harvested crab with B.C. craft beverages, live music, games, and direct access to local...
Vancouver's air quality ranks 22nd worst globally as wildfires blanket the region
Fine particles from provincial wildfires have pushed Vancouver's AQI to 76. West End air quality is particularly bad, with readings in...
Vancouver Doesn't Do Heat Like This — Here's How to Get Through the Next Two Days
Metro Vancouver is pushing past 32°C with humidity making it feel closer to 38°C. Here's what you actually need to know about staying...
Chilliwack teen arrested at Edmonds SkyTrain with replica firearm and knife
Vancouver Police responded after the youth allegedly exposed a firearm to a passenger on an eastbound train Saturday, July 18.
B.C. wildfires affect over 6,300 properties under evacuation orders or alerts
Eighty-seven active wildfires are burning across the province as of Tuesday, with lightning storms sparking 79 per cent of new fires.
B.C. Sports Hall of Fame reopens at BC Place on August 1 after World Cup relocation
The museum was closed to the public since May when it was temporarily moved out during the FIFA World Cup. Artifact reinstallation is underway.
Chris Stapleton brings All-American Road Show to Rogers Arena on Wednesday
The Grammy-winning country artist plays Vancouver on July 22 with Teskey Brothers as opener. Tickets start at $298.
B.C. and nine provinces sign historic deal allowing direct-to-consumer alcohol sales
Canadians can now order beer, wine and spirits directly from licensed out-of-province producers. B.C.'s rollout is set for February 2027.
BC Hydro plans to triple public EV charging network to 3,500 ports by 2035
With $700 million in provincial funding, BC Hydro will expand its public fast-charging network from 917 ports to 3,500 across...
WorkSafeBC warns employers to protect workers from heat stress and heat stroke
With heat alerts from Environment Canada, WorkSafeBC reminds employers they must take steps to prevent heat-related illnesses for indoor...
