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10D AGO

Heiltsuk Nation wins $12.2M settlement over 2016 fuel spill

Settlement includes healing ceremony at spill site, but First Nation calls on federal government to help restore ecosystem.

10D AGO

Carnaval del Sol returns to Jonathan Rogers Park July 10-12

Western Canada's largest Latin American festival brings 350+ artists, food, soccer, and three days of celebration.

10D AGO

Grouse Grind, regional parks hit by picket lines Monday

Union members walk off the job over stalled contract talks. Park rangers and maintenance workers are among those stopping work.

11D AGO

Sports bars across the city ready for World Cup watch parties

From Strange Fellows to Shark Club: 17 spots locals are planning to hit for FIFA matches, with patios and extended hours.

11D AGO

Canada Post sealing mail boxes near World Cup venues

Six downtown mailboxes will be cleared and sealed June 11 through July 19 around B.C. Place and the PNE.

11D AGO

Vancouver temps to jump 11 degrees by weekend

Rain ends Wednesday, then sunshine and warmth climb to 28°C by Sunday. Plan your week's wardrobe carefully.

11D AGO

Bard on the Beach opens June 9 with four productions

Vanier Park's waterfront theatre festival returns with Shakespeare classics and contemporary adaptations. Tickets start at $30.

11D AGO

Granville Street goes car-free for World Cup month

From Georgia to Davie, the street closes to traffic Monday through July 26, with patios, art, and buskers taking over.

11D AGO

Pride Is Awesome Party kicks off World Cup celebrations

July 30 at Bayside Lounge: drag performances, wine and cocktail tastings, DJs, and early evening energy before Pride weekend.

11D AGO

BC Conservatives tie NDP in first poll under new leader

Kerry-Lynne Findlay debuts with 32% approval as the Opposition gains ground on Premier Eby's governing party.

11D AGO

Rostam brought a full band to Fortune Sound Club

Vampire Weekend's founder played a tight, intimate set for a half-full room, leaning on his country-tinged new album.

11D AGO

SFU's new medical school gets $40M gift, largest in university history

Nature's Path founders donate transformative funding as Surrey campus prepares to welcome first students this August.