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New Westminster to provide Stay Cool kits to tenants in vulnerable buildings
500 kits to be dispersed to tenants The post New Westminster to provide Stay Cool kits to tenants in vulnerable buildings appeared first on Freshet News. -
What’s On: Aug. 12, 2026
Events and activities in Burnaby, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities The post What’s On: Aug. 12, 2026 appeared first on Freshet News. -
Letter: Times are tough for election candidates
Any candidate serious about wanting to represent this community should have already been doing the work: Bottos The post Letter: Times are tough for election candidates appeared f… -
Anmore violinist crosses musical boundaries at improvised Coquitlam concert
From Port Moody jazz jams to Anmore birdsong, the violinist’s Tri-Cities roots have influenced his experimental career The post Anmore violinist crosses musical boundaries at impr… -
North Delta students rally support for ALS cause
Free event in Surrey brings community together for ALS -
B.C. woman’s thesis examines wildfire misinformation amid Meta news ban
As news has disappeared on Facebook, the quality of wildfire information has plummeted. Blair Visscher has investigated the issue
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Surrey youth-led non profit puts community care into action
Collaboration built on bringing Surrey community closer together helps those in need
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Pirate Pak Day at White Spot 2026
For one day each year, White Spot's Legendary Pirate Pak Day returns to restaurants across BC. On August 12, 2026, diners of all ages are invited to immerse themselves in the rest…
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Port Day at Canada Place Celebrates Local Maritime Industry
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority hosts Port Day, a free family-friendly event along the waterfront in Vancouver on August 29 showcasing and celebrating the local maritime indus…
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Disney’s Beauty and the Beast in Vancouver
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is coming to Vancouver in November, and tickets will go on sale to the public on August 13, 2026 at 10 10:00am. This is the first North American tour…
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First look inside Broadway-City Hall's future Canada Line-Millennium Line interchange
Imagine Commercial-Broadway Station, where the Expo Line and Millennium Line meet to create one of the SkyTrain network’s most important and busiest transfer points — except with … -
Opinion: Keeping the Whitecaps in Vancouver starts with letting them operate, not own, BC Place Stadium
Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Lee Haber of SaveTheCaps, the grassroots advocacy campaign created by the Vancouver Southsiders — the oldest and largest supporters’ group for … -
7 young Canucks players who could take a big step forward next season
Vancouver Canucks fans are used to chaos, drama, and mediocrity. But things were on a different level last season. If it wasn’t for the ill-fated Bill LaForge experiment of the mi… -
lululemon’s Big-Ass Bag is tote-ally taking over the internet
Someone alert Tom Wambsgans because another “ludicrously capacious bag” is terrorizing city streets and breaking the internet. Beloved Canadian apparel brand lululemon launched it… -
'Love is Blind Canada' now casting for its first season and here's how to apply
Is love truly blind? If you’re a Canadian looking for love, now’s your chance to find out as the global phenom Love is Blind is now casting for its inaugural Canadian edition. Sin… -
The remaining 2026 B.C. stat holidays, including two next month and other notable dates
If you’re feeling a little burnt out and need a break, B.C. has several stat holidays left, including two in September. First, here are the stat holidays that B.C. residents have … -
Canucks add experienced hockey executive to team's front office
Ryan Johnson has made an addition to the Vancouver Canucks’ front office, and another to their scouting staff. Ryan Stewart is the new Canucks director of hockey strategy and play…
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Female pedestrian killed in North Burnaby collision
Incident occurred just after 6:30 p.m. Monday at Pender Street and MacDonald Avenue The post Female pedestrian killed in North Burnaby collision appeared first on Freshet News. -
Police checked 20 commercial vehicles in Coquitlam. A dozen failed
A three-hour inspection of commercial vehicles last month resulted in more than half being pulled off the road The post Police checked 20 commercial vehicles in Coquitlam. A dozen… -
What’s On: Aug. 11, 2026
Events and activities in Burnaby, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities The post What’s On: Aug. 11, 2026 appeared first on Freshet News. -
Cloverdale Fury win U15 national fastpitch championship
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Wildfire relief drive seeks donations in Surrey
Collection and sorting depot will be open for 12-hour window Aug. 12
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VIDEO: B.C. first responders and legion welcomes the Rolling Barrage
Community rallies behind riders raising awareness of post-traumatic stress
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Ainslie Creek fire moving towards Highways 5 and 8 as more orders, alerts issued
Both highways remain open at this time
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Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend August 7-9
Fun things to do around Vancouver this weekend (August 7-9, 2026). Activities and events in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. The post Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend …
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Greendale Acres Corn Maze & Flower Fields in Chilliwack
The flower fields are in bloom and the corn maze is taking shape this summer in Chilliwack, where Greendale Acres is hosting a variety of events and festivities to celebrate the s…
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Sunflower Festival at Richmond Country Farms
Richmond Country Farms Sunflower Festival is now open for the season, transforming 20 acres of fields into a sea of bright yellow beneath blue summer skies. The post Sunflower Fes…
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Wave of famous NHL players spotted training in Vancouver this summer
They say the West Coast is the best coast. From a hockey perspective, that often hasn’t been the case. But is the tide starting to change? North Vancouver native Connor Bedard was… -
'A lot to do': Cobie Smulders reveals her favourite Vancouver tourist attractions
Hollywood star Cobie Smulders just can’t get enough of Vancouver, and she recently shared some of her favourite tourist attractions that locals and visitors should check out. The … -
Canadian allegedly posed as a pilot to get 'hundreds of free flights'
Air travel can be pretty expensive these days, but one man from Canada seemed to have found a way to avoid the cost of flights entirely — but the plan was far from legal. For year… -
'Hearts are heavy': Popular B.C. resort closes due to major wildfire
The battle against wildfires burning across B.C. continues, and an award-winning resort in the central Okanagan has been forced to close due to an out-of-control blaze in the regi… -
Canadian professor a millionaire after lottery win, eyes 'comfortable' retirement
One Canadian professor is celebrating a life-changing lottery win that could make his retirement years a whole lot more comfortable. Lottery winner Steven M. lives in Waterford, O… -
Air Canada to pay bulk of new court-approved $18-million settlement
Passengers who were on an Air Canada flight that crash-landed more than a decade ago could be in line for a major payout. The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia recently approved an $18… -
MUCHO Burrito is celebrating 20 years in Canada with an epic fan-appreciation month
MUCHO Burrito is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and it’s taking no shortcuts in celebrating the guests and communities who have supported the brand since 2006. Aug. 14 is Guest…
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Burnaby Village Museum renews call for Many Voices participants
Oral history project seeks waterfront-industry workers for 2029 exhibition The post Burnaby Village Museum renews call for Many Voices participants appeared first on Freshet News. -
Port Moody Voice slate adds fourth — and final — councillor candidate
Reece Mack is a former child actor who appeared in a Harry Potter film. The post Port Moody Voice slate adds fourth — and final — councillor candidate appeared first on Freshet Ne… -
SD43 candidate pushes for free post-secondary tuition
Michael Baumann will be on the Oct. 17 ballot for a Coquitlam board of education seat The post SD43 candidate pushes for free post-secondary tuition appeared first on Freshet News. -
Summerland landfill fire raises air-quality concerns, threatens water plant
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Artist ready to take on a White Rock icon
Allan Turton contemplates opportunity to refurbish Wyland's 'Whale Wall'
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12 of 20 commercial vehicles fail recent B.C. inter-agency inspection
Multiple agencies part of an inspection blitz
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Richmond Garlic Festival 2026
Join The Sharing Farm Society for a day of celebrating sustainable agriculture at the Richmond Garlic Festival on August 15th featuring live music, family activities, and all thin…
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SeaWheeze Half Marathon Route, Road Closures in Downtown Vancouver
The SeaWheeze Half Marathon wraps around downtown Vancouver this Saturday morning with pre-run festivities and post-run concert, with John Summit headlining the sold out Sunset Fe…
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Free Richmond Maritime Festival in Steveston
Steveston's beloved nautical-themed summer event is back for its 23rd year with free fun for the whole family! Don't miss the Richmond Maritime Festival August 22-23, 2026. The po…
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Toronto Tempo to Play Two Games in Vancouver This Month
Canada’s WNBA team is coming to the West Coast this summer, with the Toronto Tempo hosting two regular season home games and a special fan event at Rogers Arena in Vancouver Augus…
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Vancouver Canadians cancel popular fireworks night at Nat Bailey Stadium
It’s one of the best nights on the calendar for Vancouver Canadians fans. But another brutal wildfire season in British Columbia is forcing the baseball club to postpone the festi… -
Protected 133-year-old New West 'Gothic' home listed for $1.4M sparks discussion
An interesting home for sale in New West has led to discussion after a listing was shared on social media. The home, located at 239 Fourth St. in the Queens Park area of New West,… -
B.C. strata ordered to pay $16K over 'completely pointless' decision
A B.C. strata implicated in a BC Civil Resolution Tribunal decision had to cough up over $16,000 after what the tribunal called a “completely pointless” decision. The claim by the… -
RCMP windshield punched and smashed after North Vancouver medical call
North Vancouver RCMP is sharing some information about a seemingly wild incident that took place at the Lonsdale Quay. According to the RCMP, one man has been taken into custody f… -
Huge Concord Pacific Dragon Boat regatta and festival comes to Vancouver next week
Summer fun is still in full swing in Vancouver, and the Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Regatta will help keep the action going with a huge one-day festival this month. The free commu… -
BC NDP government's newly disclosed First Nations land transfer commitments cover area nearly 12 times the size of Vancouver
More than 334,600 acres (135,425 hectares; 1,354 sq. km.) of provincial Crown land are currently committed to First Nations through a series of modern treaty and incremental treat…