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Woman's family pleads for e-scooter helmet use after Vancouver collision death
Shyan Lolly, a 911 call taker, died July 11 from injuries sustained in a July 3 scooter crash where she was not wearing a helmet,...
Heat warnings blanket interior B.C. with mid-to-high 30s expected this week
Eighteen regions from Kelowna to Terrace face yellow heat warnings through Thursday, with Metro Vancouver feeling up to 35°C inland on Tuesday.
Recall petition against MLA Dallas Brodie falls far short of required signatures
Brodie's campaign gathered only 3,663 signatures of the 6,093 required in the Vancouver-Quilchena riding by the July 20 deadline.
Broadway between Cambie and Alberta closed for six months of subway work
Two-block closure started Monday, July 20, to remove temporary traffic bridges above the new Broadway-City Hall station and allow...
Vancouver's FIFA security force reached 1,300 police per match
Officers from across Canada deployed to BC Place, Granville, and fan zones during the tournament's seven matches, marking the largest...
SkyTrain Expo Line weekend service cuts start Saturday for rail upgrades
TransLink reducing early morning and late Sunday service on the Expo Line through fall as part of a major LIM Rail Replacement program.
Wildfire smoke returns to Metro Vancouver as heat builds to 35°C mid-week
Environment Canada forecasts hazy skies and warm temperatures Monday through Wednesday, with humidity making it feel like mid-30s...
GoodLife Fitness investigating after Sikh member allegedly forced to leave Windsor gym over kirpan
A viral TikTok shows an employee telling a member his religious article of faith was considered a weapon. GoodLife says the interaction...
Paris-based Magnicity explores Vancouver for world-class observation deck attraction
The operator of iconic sightseeing attractions at Berlin TV Tower and Montparnasse Tower in Paris is actively prospecting Vancouver as a...
New Westminster offers hope to missing cats from Pinecrest Manor fire
Rescue teams use thermal cameras and trapped food to locate displaced cats as residents wait for access to the damaged building.
Braeden Caley, PM Carney's deputy chief of staff, runs for North Vancouver-Capilano
The Liberal candidate will represent the party in a federal by-election after Jonathan Wilkinson left to become ambassador to the European Union.
United Way BC's School's Out program supports 1,200 kids through summer hunger
Families struggling with food insecurity get groceries, healthy snacks, and free summer activities; waitlist is triple the current enrollment.
