News — Page 28
King Arthur's Night screens at VIFF Centre starting July 10
Director John Bolton's film transforms a Vancouver theatre project into a buoyant blend of documentary and fantasy featuring artists...
Woman rescued from capsized fishing boat off Richmond dies in hospital
A 28-year-old was among four rescued from the Big Coast, which sank June 28 near Roberts Bank with 10 people aboard.
YVR adds $6.50 airport fee to some eastbound transit trips
TransLink's new AddFare applies to passengers traveling from YVR, Sea Island Centre, or Templeton stations eastbound to Bridgeport and beyond.
Police investigating shots fired at Cloverdale residence in early-morning shooting
Surrey RCMP confirmed gunshot damage to a home near 165th Street and 58th Avenue on July 7, believed to be extortion-related.
Full buck moon and three meteor showers to light up Metro Vancouver skies late July
The July 29 full moon peaks near the peak of two meteor showers, with the Perseids also active—clear summer skies could make for...
Vancouver mayoral candidate Stephanie Allen pushes for free transit to tackle climate crisis
Running under the COPE banner, the former BC Housing executive would pressure the province to eliminate fares as part of her broader...
Jane Mortifee returns to Peninsula Studio Theatre in Surrey for two July 12 shows
The Canadian singer, songwriter, and actor will perform with pianist Bill Sample and vocalist Darlene Cooper for intimate weekend...
Man arrested after disrupting Granville Street World Cup fan zone with assault
Vancouver police approved assault charges against a man involved in multiple violent incidents during the soccer tournament's party zone...
General Fusion set to go public on Nasdaq after shareholder approval
The Richmond-based fusion energy company will trade under ticker GFUZ following its reverse merger with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp.
Surrey man among 37 charged in U.S. crackdown on Indian crime syndicates
A major investigation called Operation Hard Ball has led to charges involving the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and two other transnational...
B.C. government sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
Attorney General Niki Sharma announced Tuesday the province has hired lawyers to pursue legal action against the tech giant.
Vancouver named only North American city in world's top 10 most livable places
The Economist Intelligence Unit ranked Vancouver ninth globally, up one spot from 2025, citing perfect scores in education and health care.
