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Day parole granted to former Vancouver police officer convicted of killing two women
Brock Graham, 66, will live in a halfway house and must report any relationships with women and avoid dating sites.
Cyclospora cases in B.C. remain at typical levels despite U.S. outbreak surge
B.C. has reported 93 cases this year as of July 16, but health officials are monitoring the situation closely.
Vancouver teen pushes federal government to fund endometriosis education in schools
Elize Nocente's e-petition has garnered over 600 signatures calling for a national curriculum on the condition affecting two million Canadians.
Motorcyclist with learner's permit caught speeding nearly 180 km/h on Sea to Sky
The incident comes just one week after another motorcyclist died while speeding on the same highway.
Vancouver World Cup businesses report 20% revenue drop despite city's economic promise
Business owners say they invested heavily in preparation for a promised tourism surge that never materialized during the tournament.
Vancouver Canucks sign son of NHL Hall of Famer Martin St. Louis to AHL deal
Ryan St. Louis, the eldest of the Montreal Canadiens head coach's three children, is joining the Abbotsford Canucks organization.
London Drugs cuts about 80 retail positions as part of leadership restructuring
The Richmond-based retailer is standardizing management structure across stores to increase efficiency and reduce operating costs.
Metro Vancouver gas prices surge to $1.97 a litre as Iran tensions drive global oil volatility
A collapsed peace deal between the U.S. and Iran has spiked regional prices sharply. Analysts predict further increases and warn of...
Light Up Chinatown returns for its sixth year with exclusive food collabs and 20,000-person festival draw
The two-day neighbourhood celebration kicks off next month with food collaborations, live performances, and the Chinatown Passport...
Senior stabbed on Vancouver transit bus remains in stable condition
An incident near Hastings and the Kootenay bus loop left a senior with stab wounds. Metro Vancouver Transit Police and Vancouver Police...
Canada's World Cup final watch parties span 28 venues across Metro Vancouver and suburbs
The Spain–Argentina final kicks off at noon on Sunday, July 19. Free outdoor options include Hastings Park, Granville Island, and venues...
ABC Vancouver cancels July 29 council meeting, drawing backlash from opposition and activists
The surprise cancellation prevents debate on five motions covering tenant rights, AI regulation, and labour issues. Critics call it an...
