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Small B.C. community surrounded by wildfires facing more ER closures
The emergency room department at 100 Mile District General Hospital is closed from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday and is expected to be closed for the same stretch on Sunday. -
Motorcyclist flees into oncoming Surrey traffic, crashes after attempted police stop
Surrey police said that on Aug. 7, at approximately 3:30 a.m., an officer attempted to stop a speeding motorcycle near the Trans-Canada Highway and the 104 Avenue off-ramp. -
Arson investigations launched for some B.C. fires as wildfires continue to burn
The Columbia Shuswap Regional District said RCMP are investigating three fires in a ditch on Squilax Anglemont Road that were reported around 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday. -
Ottawa sells 10 retired military planes to convert for aerial firefighting
The announcement comes amid growing calls for Canada to update and expand its fleet of firefighting aircraft as it contends with another devastating wildfire season. -
Okanagan resident says flames were surrounding their house as they fled
They had just minutes to escape their property on the Benchland above Okanagan Lake when the Bradley Lake wildfire tore through the property. -
As wildfire flames closed in, a 90-year-old Okanagan man with dementia was left behind
The Desert Cove resident, who lives with dementia, hadn't evacuated as the fire rapidly approached. His daughter, Shiloh, who lives in Vancouver, soon realized -
Labour Day block party planned for post-FIFA Granville pedestrian zone
Peter Meiszner said the city will use this as a test case for the long-term pedestrian vision for Granville Street – to see what works and what doesn’t. -
Richmond Night Market to end this season after 26 years
Organizers announced that the 2026 season will be the last at its current location, having grown from a local community event to one that welcomes millions of visitors every year. -
72-year-old woman seriously injured in grizzly bear attack in remote area of B.C.
The Conservation Officer Service received a report from the RCMP in Lillooet on Aug. 2 that a woman had been attacked in a remote area near the small community of Goldbridge. -
Possible illegal fishing operations, including shark finning, found during DFO patrols
The operation included officers with the DFO, the Canadian Coast Guard and a handful of international partners and they told Global News they found numerous fishing violations. -
Vancouver mayor calls for 100 involuntary care beds as B.C. premier weighs response to court ruling
With just over two months to go before the October 2026 civic election, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is escalating his pressure on the BC NDP-led provincial government to establish inv… -
Large chunk of West Vancouver land with partial structure listed for $12.8M
Despite there presently only being an unfinished structure at a West Vancouver address, it’s listed for nearly $13 million, and it sounds like there’s some serious interest in it,… -
Major Metro Vancouver highway is closing for several nights next week
Summer roadwork season continues in Metro Vancouver, and a major project is closing a highway for two nights next week. The Ministry of Transportation and Transit is advising driv… -
Metro Vancouver public transit workers reject deal, union triggers some job action
For the second time this summer to date, bus drivers, mechanics, maintenance workers, and SeaBus staff employed by TransLink operating subsidiary Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC)… -
Why you’ll see fighter jets flying over Metro Vancouver this week
If you catch sight of fighter jets roaring over Metro Vancouver the next few days, don’t be alarmed. It’s all part of celebrating and paying tribute to Canada’s aviation history, … -
OneCity promises to restore Vancouver climate priorities, launch public rooftop solar electricity project
OneCity Vancouver is promising to make it cheaper to install heat pumps, provide cooling systems to hundreds of vulnerable residents, and reverse building-related climate policy c… -
Looking for a job in Canada? These industries are hiring the most people right now
Canadians looking for a full-time or part-time job need to brush up their resumes because certain industries seem to be on a hiring spree right now. Statistics Canada released its… -
Evander Kane drops the gloves with Edmonton Oilers reporter on social media
Evander Kane got into just two fights last season with a member of the Vancouver Canucks. Now he’s dropping the gloves with an Edmonton Oilers beat writer. Sportsnet’s Mark Specto… -
Canada issues new travel advisory update for popular Asian destination
Canada has just issued a travel advisory update for a popular tourist destination in Southeast Asia due to a potential health risk. On Thursday, the Government of Canada updated i… -
B.C. says it's on a 'generational path to prosperity' after latest rental data release
The B.C. Ministry of Housing celebrated the most recent rental report from Rentals.ca and suggested that the province is on a “generational path to prosperity.” Rentals.ca release…
Daily Hive + Global News + CBC
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Vancouver mayor calls for 100 involuntary care beds as B.C. premier weighs response to court ruling
With just over two months to go before the October 2026 civic election, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is escalating his pressure on the BC NDP-led provincial government to establish inv… -
Large chunk of West Vancouver land with partial structure listed for $12.8M
Despite there presently only being an unfinished structure at a West Vancouver address, it’s listed for nearly $13 million, and it sounds like there’s some serious interest in it,…
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Major Metro Vancouver highway is closing for several nights next week
Summer roadwork season continues in Metro Vancouver, and a major project is closing a highway for two nights next week. The Ministry of Transportation and Transit is advising driv…
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Metro Vancouver public transit workers reject deal, union triggers some job action
For the second time this summer to date, bus drivers, mechanics, maintenance workers, and SeaBus staff employed by TransLink operating subsidiary Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC)…
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Why you’ll see fighter jets flying over Metro Vancouver this week
If you catch sight of fighter jets roaring over Metro Vancouver the next few days, don’t be alarmed. It’s all part of celebrating and paying tribute to Canada’s aviation history, …
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OneCity promises to restore Vancouver climate priorities, launch public rooftop solar electricity project
OneCity Vancouver is promising to make it cheaper to install heat pumps, provide cooling systems to hundreds of vulnerable residents, and reverse building-related climate policy c…
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Looking for a job in Canada? These industries are hiring the most people right now
Canadians looking for a full-time or part-time job need to brush up their resumes because certain industries seem to be on a hiring spree right now. Statistics Canada released its…
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Evander Kane drops the gloves with Edmonton Oilers reporter on social media
Evander Kane got into just two fights last season with a member of the Vancouver Canucks. Now he’s dropping the gloves with an Edmonton Oilers beat writer. Sportsnet’s Mark Specto…
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Canada issues new travel advisory update for popular Asian destination
Canada has just issued a travel advisory update for a popular tourist destination in Southeast Asia due to a potential health risk. On Thursday, the Government of Canada updated i…
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B.C. says it's on a 'generational path to prosperity' after latest rental data release
The B.C. Ministry of Housing celebrated the most recent rental report from Rentals.ca and suggested that the province is on a “generational path to prosperity.” Rentals.ca release…
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'Don't deserve to drive': B.C. music festival ends with record number of impaired drivers
A growing number of drivers who attend B.C. music festivals are starting to develop a bad reputation with the BC Highway Patrol (BCHP). The BC RCMP division announced its enforcem… -
All 66 vendors coming to Vancouver's ultimate all-you-can-savour meat and beer festival
Brewery and the Beast is returning to Vancouver, and it’s bringing with it an absolutely stacked lineup of food and drink vendors. Taking place at Concord Pacific Place on Sunday,… -
New bombshell Kawhi Leonard allegations further complicate stalled Raptors trade
The NBA investigation currently holding up the trade that would send Kawhi Leonard to the Toronto Raptors has taken another turn, with new allegations about an alleged under-the-t… -
Plates smashed and pedestrians threatened with axe near Vancouver restaurant, suspect released
Patrons of a Vancouver restaurant on Main Street got a bit of a scare after a man allegedly threatened people nearby and did some damage to the establishment. According to the Van… -
Vancouver temperatures spiking for the weekend, but could relief be coming?
The first full week of August has been a hot one, and the Vancouver forecast for the weekend ahead isn’t looking any cooler. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (EC… -
Vancouver Canucks mascot Fin snubbed by Mascot Hall of Fame
Fin got snubbed. After a global campaign that pulled in votes from 109 countries around the world, the results are in. The Mascot Hall of Fame has named its Class of 2026, reveali… -
Vancouver air quality among worst in world as warning persists
The air quality in Vancouver continues to rank poorly among the world’s major cities, and the Metro Vancouver Regional District (MVRD) has an ongoing warning for residents. Enviro… -
Metro Vancouver bar located inside doughnut shop announces closure
After a brief run, the team over at Sweet Talk in Port Moody has announced that its late-night bar concept is taking an indefinite pause. “We’ve decided to shut it down and shift … -
Where to find Vancouver homeownership advice that actually works for you
Buying a home in Vancouver isn’t impossible. Yes, you read that right. Having a solid grasp on your finances and advice you can trust are key in locking down a mortgage solution t… -
Popular Vancouver brewery to host the ultimate Aperol patio pop-up
Parallel 49 Brewing is ending the summer in style with its Aperol Summer Patio Pop-Up Series, starting Friday, Aug. 14. Folks who visited Parallel 49 during the World Cup already …
CBC + Global News + Daily Hive
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Small B.C. community surrounded by wildfires facing more ER closures
The emergency room department at 100 Mile District General Hospital is closed from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday and is expected to be closed for the same stretch on Sunday.
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Motorcyclist flees into oncoming Surrey traffic, crashes after attempted police stop
Surrey police said that on Aug. 7, at approximately 3:30 a.m., an officer attempted to stop a speeding motorcycle near the Trans-Canada Highway and the 104 Avenue off-ramp.
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Arson investigations launched for some B.C. fires as wildfires continue to burn
The Columbia Shuswap Regional District said RCMP are investigating three fires in a ditch on Squilax Anglemont Road that were reported around 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Ottawa sells 10 retired military planes to convert for aerial firefighting
The announcement comes amid growing calls for Canada to update and expand its fleet of firefighting aircraft as it contends with another devastating wildfire season.
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Okanagan resident says flames were surrounding their house as they fled
They had just minutes to escape their property on the Benchland above Okanagan Lake when the Bradley Lake wildfire tore through the property.
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As wildfire flames closed in, a 90-year-old Okanagan man with dementia was left behind
The Desert Cove resident, who lives with dementia, hadn't evacuated as the fire rapidly approached. His daughter, Shiloh, who lives in Vancouver, soon realized
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Labour Day block party planned for post-FIFA Granville pedestrian zone
Peter Meiszner said the city will use this as a test case for the long-term pedestrian vision for Granville Street – to see what works and what doesn’t.
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Richmond Night Market to end this season after 26 years
Organizers announced that the 2026 season will be the last at its current location, having grown from a local community event to one that welcomes millions of visitors every year.
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72-year-old woman seriously injured in grizzly bear attack in remote area of B.C.
The Conservation Officer Service received a report from the RCMP in Lillooet on Aug. 2 that a woman had been attacked in a remote area near the small community of Goldbridge.
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Possible illegal fishing operations, including shark finning, found during DFO patrols
The operation included officers with the DFO, the Canadian Coast Guard and a handful of international partners and they told Global News they found numerous fishing violations.
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Vancouver mayor calls for 100 involuntary care beds as B.C. premier weighs response to court ruling
With just over two months to go before the October 2026 civic election, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is escalating his pressure on the BC NDP-led provincial government to establish inv…
-
Large chunk of West Vancouver land with partial structure listed for $12.8M
Despite there presently only being an unfinished structure at a West Vancouver address, it’s listed for nearly $13 million, and it sounds like there’s some serious interest in it,…
-
Major Metro Vancouver highway is closing for several nights next week
Summer roadwork season continues in Metro Vancouver, and a major project is closing a highway for two nights next week. The Ministry of Transportation and Transit is advising driv…
-
Metro Vancouver public transit workers reject deal, union triggers some job action
For the second time this summer to date, bus drivers, mechanics, maintenance workers, and SeaBus staff employed by TransLink operating subsidiary Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC)…
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Why you’ll see fighter jets flying over Metro Vancouver this week
If you catch sight of fighter jets roaring over Metro Vancouver the next few days, don’t be alarmed. It’s all part of celebrating and paying tribute to Canada’s aviation history, …
-
OneCity promises to restore Vancouver climate priorities, launch public rooftop solar electricity project
OneCity Vancouver is promising to make it cheaper to install heat pumps, provide cooling systems to hundreds of vulnerable residents, and reverse building-related climate policy c…
-
Looking for a job in Canada? These industries are hiring the most people right now
Canadians looking for a full-time or part-time job need to brush up their resumes because certain industries seem to be on a hiring spree right now. Statistics Canada released its…
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Evander Kane drops the gloves with Edmonton Oilers reporter on social media
Evander Kane got into just two fights last season with a member of the Vancouver Canucks. Now he’s dropping the gloves with an Edmonton Oilers beat writer. Sportsnet’s Mark Specto…
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Canada issues new travel advisory update for popular Asian destination
Canada has just issued a travel advisory update for a popular tourist destination in Southeast Asia due to a potential health risk. On Thursday, the Government of Canada updated i…
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B.C. says it's on a 'generational path to prosperity' after latest rental data release
The B.C. Ministry of Housing celebrated the most recent rental report from Rentals.ca and suggested that the province is on a “generational path to prosperity.” Rentals.ca release…