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Anti-gang operation seizes drugs, guns and cash in Delta
CFSEU-BC executed four search warrants June 2 in Delta and Coquitlam. Fentanyl, cocaine and two handguns among items seized.
Vancouver Police deploy electric ATV—first in North America
VPD's new Can-Am Outlander Electric brings near-silent operations to parks, trails and hard-to-reach areas. First known police agency...
Richmond community votes on summer drive-in film lineup
Free movies run Wednesdays July 22–Sept. 2 at Lansdowne Centre. Choose seven films from 14 options; voting open now.
B.C. inflation crisis hits home: 64% of residents delaying house plans
B.C. leads Canada with inflation concerns. Nearly 10 percentage points higher than national average as housing dreams slip further away.
Surrey Canada Day brings all-Canadian talent across four stages
Free day-long celebration returns July 1 to Bill Reid Millennium Amphitheatre. Country star Josh Ross headlines, with Lee Aaron, Tyler...
Heat wave shatters B.C. temperature records across region
Thirteen communities hit daily highs Monday, with Squamish reaching 33.1°C. Some records dated back to the 1930s and 1960s.
FIFA fan zones heat up as Canada faces Switzerland on Wednesday
World Cup watch parties across Vancouver at BC Place, Hastings Park, and waterfront locations set for noon game that could send Canada...
No BC city in nation's most affordable top 15, report finds
Royal LePage survey shows Vancouver residents least likely to relocate of major Canadian cities, despite affordability gap.
Canada faces Switzerland in World Cup decider; fan march set for Wednesday
Match at BC Place noon Wednesday, June 24; fans march from Quebec and Central streets at 10 a.m. to secure knockout-round advantage.
RCMP officer hit by fragments as colleague shot dead in Coquitlam raid
Trial hears constable Amber Carlson was close enough to fatal shooting to be injured by bullet spray during 2023 drug search.
Province buying 2,200 condos for affordable housing amid industry backlash
BC and federal governments plan $5 billion infrastructure deal; critics say it risks becoming a taxpayer bailout for developers.
Canada Day celebrations return to North Vancouver waterfront alongside World Cup fan zone
Rotary Club event runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 1 near Polygon Gallery; 30,000 expected amid Canada Soccer House at Shipyards.
