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Granville Street goes car-free for World Cup month

From Georgia to Davie, the street closes to traffic Monday through July 26, with patios, art, and buskers taking over.

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Pride Is Awesome Party kicks off World Cup celebrations

July 30 at Bayside Lounge: drag performances, wine and cocktail tastings, DJs, and early evening energy before Pride weekend.

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BC Conservatives tie NDP in first poll under new leader

Kerry-Lynne Findlay debuts with 32% approval as the Opposition gains ground on Premier Eby's governing party.

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Former Shanghai art teacher now homeless in B.C. park

Tom Tang, 76, arrived in Canada after Tiananmen Square, built a life, but now lives in a tent in Richmond with minimal provincial support.

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Rostam brought a full band to Fortune Sound Club

Vampire Weekend's founder played a tight, intimate set for a half-full room, leaning on his country-tinged new album.

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SFU's new medical school gets $40M gift, largest in university history

Nature's Path founders donate transformative funding as Surrey campus prepares to welcome first students this August.

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Coroner's inquest into Tatyanna Harrison's death begins July 2

Inquest will examine circumstances around 2022 death of 20-year-old Indigenous woman and police investigation failures.

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Rain brings wildfire relief across B.C., but summer risk remains high

Weekend precipitation lowered danger ratings in key regions after an unusually dry spring increased fire activity.

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Sex workers march ahead of World Cup, demanding safety

Hundreds gathered Saturday calling for decriminalization and better protection as international tournament draws near.

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300 gather at Robson Square for Hong Kong PR processing plea

Rally organizers call on federal government to address years-long backlog affecting 40,000+ applicants under special pathway.

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Climate change could double mosquito generations in B.C.

Warmer temperatures mean more growing days for mosquitoes, potentially increasing from one or two generations per season to 10 or 12,...

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TSN's World Cup broadcast studio transforms Jack Poole Plaza

TSN is building a temporary broadcast hub at the waterfront plaza starting Thursday, with coverage running through the tournament's...