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Vancouver Aquatic Centre closes June 28 for major renewal
The city's iconic West End pool will shut down ahead of a $175 million rebuild. New facility will feature a 25-metre lap pool, diving...
RCMP warns of violent online exploitation group targeting B.C. children
A group known as "764" is part of a larger network grooming vulnerable youth ages 8-17 on Discord, Telegram, and gaming platforms.
Body of 17-year-old recovered from Stony Lake after boat capsizes
A teenager from Prince George died after a vessel flipped at a central B.C. lake. Three others aboard survived.
Canada Day Classic 5K and 10K reveals 2026 medal designs
Vancouver's July 1 race features new T-shirt and finisher medal designs inspired by Canadian summer and West Coast elements.
Sailor rescued after 26 hours adrift in Pacific storm
John Campbell survived a capsized vessel off the Oregon coast, rescued by cruise ship after mast failure. Now recovering in North Vancouver.
Isaiah Collier celebrates John Coltrane at Vancouver Jazz Fest
Tenor saxophonist plays Collier Plays Coltrane July 1 at the Vancouver Playhouse. Part of the Marquee Series.
Court bans murder defendant from blaming others for killings
A B.C. judge has ruled that the accused in a double-murder trial cannot deflect blame by accusing third parties of the deaths.
B.C. small business confidence plummets as oil shock hits hiring plans
May saw the steepest drop in business sentiment since April as energy prices surged and costs squeezed margins across retail,...
City's FIFA World Cup hosting cost estimated at $320M–$338M
Vancouver will spend between $320 million and $338 million to host seven World Cup games, but detailed budget breakdown won't be public...
Vancouver entrepreneur uses lived mental health experience to help creatives
Joëlle Perras built Struggles 2 Strengths consulting practice around 15 years with bipolar II disorder to help artists address creative blocks.
Court awards $250K to investigator fired for political reasons
B.C. judge finds Christy Clark's government used health ministry investigator as scapegoat before losing power in 2017.
5 non-FIFA events worth your time in Vancouver this week
From Bard on the Beach's Macbeth to a shadow puppetry workshop and dog festival, here's what to do if soccer's not your thing.
