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Distro Disco volunteers assemble 400 cooling kits as B.C. faces record heat summer
The grassroots mutual-aid network took over cooling-kit distribution after the City of Vancouver discontinued its program in April.
North Vancouver entrepreneur McGraw challenges Mayor Buchanan in municipal election
Mike McGraw, a retired small business owner and former school district trustee, is running for City of North Vancouver mayor, citing...
Metro Vancouver sees sunny stretch ahead after weekend drizzle with highs near 25 C
A strong ridge of high pressure moving in Sunday will keep the Lower Mainland dry through Wednesday, with warm but not record-breaking...
CTV Vancouver parts ways with Everything Financial after securities freeze
The B.C. Securities Commission temporarily barred Everything Financial Group and founder Peter Cishecki from trading and promotional activities.
139 lightning strikes hammered Vancouver Thursday night in rare thunderstorm
Environment Canada recorded the highest lightning density in the city this year as a low-pressure system moved onshore from the Pacific.
Canucks hire Ryan Papaioannou as new Abbotsford AHL head coach
The 45-year-old led the Brooks Bandits to four championships in 14 seasons, coaching defenseman Cale Makar before his NHL rise.
ProTennisReturns to Metro Vancouver with Odlum Brown VanOpen July 26 to August 2
The largest pro tennis tournament in Western Canada features ATP and WTA 125 tournaments with six players currently ranked in the world's top 40.
Vancouver council to review Holborn's $2.8B downtown redevelopment July 23
The Holborn Group's proposal would add 1,546 homes, a 920-room hotel, and social housing to two blocks bounded by Georgia, Seymour,...
Hailey Bieber pop-up draws hours-long lines in Vancouver as fans queue for makeup launch
Shoppers waited up to two hours to attend the pop-up event, where staff spoiled attendees with free food and drinks. The celebrity...
BC Conservatives hire Alberta separatist and far-right media figure to senior roles
Party appoints Apollo Chung of the Republican Party of Alberta and Cosmin Dzsurdzsa, former Post Millennial writer, as operations...
North Vancouver council approves 81 affordable rentals in Maplewood, votes 6-1
District partners with Metro Vancouver Housing Program to build below-market rentals on Riverside Drive, with units ranging from $445 to...
B.C. Human Rights Tribunal chair Emily Ohler quits over backlog and resource shortages
Chair cites growing caseload and insufficient funding as she steps down two years early, with 6,000 complaints currently open and...
