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World Juniors trouble? Canada just got blown out by U.S. at summer showcase
Is Team Canada careening toward a disastrous World Junior tournament later this year? The tournament will return to Alberta in December with games set to go in Red Deer and Edmont… -
20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: Aug. 3 to 9
The first week of August is here, and it’s packed with tons of fun things to do in Vancouver. And if you need suggestions, we’ve got you covered. From Pleasant Day Festival to Van… -
10% of all flights at Vancouver International Airport cancelled today due to WestJet strike
About one in every 10 flights scheduled at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) today has been cancelled after WestJet suspended its mainline operations amid a strike by the airl… -
Henrik Sedin’s son scores his first international goal for Canada
Scoring big goals seems to run in the family for Henrik Sedin. Vancouver Canucks fans are no strangers to seeing a Sedin come up in the clutch, and it seems like nothing has chang… -
We asked our readers where to get the best matcha in Vancouver
Matcha has taken Vancouver by storm, with many cafes now offering the beloved green tea beverage. But not all matcha is created equal, and with so many places to choose from, it c… -
100 an hour?! Unique meteor shower could light up Vancouver skies this month
Vancouver residents may have a great opportunity to catch the Perseid meteor shower this month, and it’s going to be unique in some ways. While the Perseid is an annual event, thi… -
Vancouver civic pride-themed fireworks, featuring music from Expo '86, 2010 Olympics, and FIFA World Cup, light up English Bay
No other event in Metro Vancouver brings out the crowds like the summer fireworks tradition. For one night only this summer, hundreds of thousands of people descended on the beach… -
17 of the best things we ate in Vancouver last month
Another month has gone by, and it has us feeling nostalgic. While we’ve been fortunate enough to eat some great meals at many Vancouver restaurants, some dishes stood out more tha… -
Vancouver minor hockey associations speak out in opposition of Canucks practice facility plan
There is opposition to the Vancouver Canucks practice facility plan at Britannia. Thursday’s announcement that the Canucks and the City of Vancouver have signed a Memorandum of Un… -
A gargantuan corn maze has opened just 60 minutes from Vancouver
Chilliwack Corn Maze, a popular destination for families and adventurers, is now open for another season of fun. Greendale Acres’ iconic maze is celebrating its 28th year in 2026,… -
Factors that led to B.C. seeing sharpest small business sales drop in Canada
Over the second quarter of the year, sales have been lagging for B.C.’s businesses. According to Xero’s small business insights (XSBI) report, B.C. had the sharpest small business… -
Canada is the most in-demand destination for Americans who want to leave the U.S.
Even though Canada-U.S. relations might be frosty, a new ranking names Canada as one of the top spots for Americans to relocate to. Country Navigator, a cultural intelligence trai… -
Former Canucks owner involved in an offer to purchase the Whitecaps: report
A new potential ownership group has reportedly stepped forward and put forth an offer to purchase the Vancouver Whitecaps. There had been some concern earlier this year that the W… -
One of Metro Vancouver's most popular flower festivals returns this weekend
As summer begins to wind down with the onset of August, those who want to make the most of it might consider attending one of Metro Vancouver’s sunniest festivals. The Richmond Co… -
The human history of B.C.: Beyond the colonial lens
Another B.C. Day long weekend is upon us, and it’s a good opportunity to reflect on the province’s rich and varied history. B.C. has been a province for 155 years, becoming the si… -
Vancouver's sandwich-fuelled half marathon returns this year
After its sold-out debut, Vancouver’s Hoagie Half is returning in September, inviting teams of four to participate in a truly unique half marathon relay. The event is part 21 km r… -
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim looks forward to tonight's English Bay fireworks show
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim says he believes the city’s summertime fireworks tonight, Friday, July 31, are “absolutely worth it,” as hundreds of thousands of people are expected to ga… -
Popular B.C. investment group linked to fraud scandal
The founder of a well-known B.C. investment firm and his two companies are connected to suspected fraud. The B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) has evidence that Peter Cishecki, Ev… -
WestJet takes a 'difficult' crucial step as it faces potential strike
Passengers who have tickets booked through WestJet might start getting a little nervous after a recent move by the airline, as it’s potentially facing a full-blown strike and work… -
‘Bait-and-switch’: Class action against TurboTax achieves certification
Canadians who’ve used TurboTax to file their taxes over the past decade could be affected by a certified class-action lawsuit just certified in Ontario. The Ontario Superior Court…
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Reports: Kevin Gausman traded by Toronto Blue Jays to Chicago Cubs
TORONTO — It appears as if Kevin Gausman's time with the Toronto Blue Jays has come to an end. The veteran right-hander was traded by the Blue Jays to the Chicago Cubs on Sunday, … -
Max Scherzer on Blue Jays' trade deadline: 'If they sell, that's on us'
TORONTO — Max Scherzer says the Toronto Blue Jays have no one to blame but themselves for the uncertainty of the next 24 hours. -
5 things you (probably) didn't know about Coquitlam
From Hollywood stars to an award-winning mall... -
Venus Williams falls to Kamilla Rakhimova in rain-delayed first round at NBO
TORONTO — Venus Williams sat through a weather delay as rain pelted centre court. The seven-time Grand Slam winner then battled hard early before bowing out late after the skies f… -
AI-assisted staging draws boos at the Richard Wagner festival in Germany
BERLIN (AP) — An experiment with artificial intelligence at the annual Richard Wagner festival in the southeastern German town of Bayreuth drew boos from the audience after produc… -
Hundreds protest Meta's plan for massive data centre in northern Alberta county
MORINVILLE — Hundreds of protesters chanted "Down, down with corporations" outside a northern Alberta county office on Sunday to voice their opposition to tech giant Meta's plan t… -
Hundreds protest Meta's plan for massive data centre in northern Alberta county
MORINVILLE — Hundreds of protesters chanted "Down, down with corporations" outside a northern Alberta county office on Sunday to voice their opposition to tech giant Meta's plan t… -
Hundreds protest Meta's plan for massive data centre in northern Alberta county
MORINVILLE — Hundreds of protesters chanted "Down, down with corporations" outside a northern Alberta county office on Sunday to voice their opposition to tech giant Meta's plan t… -
Lakeside homes destroyed, evacuations expanded as B.C. wildfires surge
VERNON — A wildfire fanned by 115-kilometre-per-hour winds razed homes along the west side of British Columbia's Okanagan Lake, forcing many residents to escape to safety. -
Rain washes out first day of National Bank Open main draw in Montreal
MONTREAL — National Bank Open tournament director Valérie Tétreault admitted she started tracking weather forecasts a month before the tournament began. “Every morning, I was look… -
Michael Thorbjornsen wins 1st PGA Tour title by 2 shots at the 8th and final Rocket Classic
DETROIT (AP) — Michael Thorbjornsen pumped his right fist after making a 26-foot putt for birdie on his last hole to shoot 7-under 63 and reach 18 under to win his first PGA Tour … -
Zverev would rather face the best as Sinner, Djokovic withdrawals open path at NBO
MONTREAL — Alexander Zverev has faced Jannik Sinner five times in the semifinals or finals of tournaments this season, losing on each occasion. Despite that, the German star wishe… -
Photos: 'Modern log cabin' on BC island selling for $8.5 M
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Canada's Reyes wins judo gold on final day of Commonwealth Games
GLASGOW — Kyle Reyes and Coralie Godbout added a pair of judo medals to Canada's tally as competition wrapped up Sunday at the Commonwealth Games. -
Suspect in shooting at Idaho fast-food restaurant died from self-inflicted gunshot wound, police say
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — The suspect in a fatal shooting at a fast-food restaurant in Idaho died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said Sunday, crediting an off-duty offic… -
Saskatchewan senator, farmer Todd Lewis dies at age 65
OTTAWA — Todd Lewis, a Saskatchewan senator, farmer and agricultural sector advocate has died at the age of 65. -
Sabalenka ready for hard-court return at National Bank Open after challenging stretch
TORONTO — Aryna Sabalenka desperately needed a break. -
Fermin's RBI single kick-starts four-run ninth to lift Cardinals over Blue Jays 5-1
TORONTO — Jose Fermin's RBI single kicked off a four-run ninth inning to lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the Toronto Blue Jays 5-1 on Sunday. Lars Nootbar doubled down the first… -
B.C. wildfires grow, put more than 5K under evacuation orders in past 24 hours
There are now approximately 130 wildfires burning in British Columbia, with BC Wildfire Service reporting almost half of those are considered out-of-control. -
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: Aug. 2
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B.C. wildfires grow, put more than 5K under evacuation orders in past 24 hours
There are now approximately 130 wildfires burning in British Columbia, with BC Wildfire Service reporting almost half of those are considered out-of-control. -
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: Aug. 2
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Recipe: Summer soba noodle salad
If the heat is getting to you and you need a simple, but tasty, summer recipe, this summer noodle soba salad is sure to hit the right spot. -
B.C. wildfires destroy lakeside homes, with 30 new added in past 24 hours
Even if a wildfire is not threatening your community, the BC Wildfire Service is recommending that British Columbians be prepared if you need to leave quickly. -
Cold front could escalate B.C. wildfires ahead of August long weekend
Strong winds and dry thunderstorms are expected to worsen wildfire conditions across southern B.C this long weekend, as more than 1,800 properties remain under evacuation orders. -
Possible WestJet strike has Kelowna travellers worried about their plans
WestJet has also begun preparing for a possible disruption by grounding some aircraft to avoid stranding additional passengers and planes. -
Sections of B.C.’s involuntary care rules found unconstitutional
Lawyer Ravi Hira says what now has to change is what happens after admission and when treatment can be provided without consent. -
Nanaimo bar owner says she is fed up with city’s crime after daughter’s car targeted
Last month, Sonia Komen's bar hosted B.C.'s public safety minister for the first of a string of government announcements about a $12 million program targeting chronic offenders. -
WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – July 31
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Missing B.C. hiker found dead in Alberta national park
Parks Canada said they received a report on July 23 that Bob Toothill, who was travelling the Great Divide Trail between Waterton Lakes National Park and Coleman, AB, was missing. -
Things to do in Vancouver August Long Weekend Events
This August Long Weekend around Vancouver is packed with events and fun things to do, from Pride celebrations to Canadians baseball, fireworks, festivals, and more! The post Thing… -
August Events in Vancouver 2026
Events and fun things to do around Metro Vancouver this August 1-31, 2026 including dozens of free activities, ticketed shows, community festivals, and more including a few of my … -
Grouse Mountain Grizzly Bear Grinder Passes Away
This morning the Grouse Mountain team shared the sad news that beloved resident grizzly bear Grinder passed away (2001-2026). The post Grouse Mountain Grizzly Bear Grinder Passes … -
Vancouver Pride Parade Route, Schedule
The Vancouver Pride Parade is Sunday, August 2, 2026 beginning on the north side of False Creek and culminating with a festival in the heart Davie Village, where it all began. The… -
Fireworks in English Bay Friday in Vancouver
There's a one-night only fireworks show in English Bay this Friday, July 31st and here's all you need to know including the schedule and downtown Vancouver road closures. The post… -
GIVEAWAY A History of Motown at the Firehall Arts Centre
The Firehall Arts Centre welcomes back award-winning powerhouse Krystle Dos Santos and her dynamic band in A History of Motown from Wednesday, August 19 to Saturday, August 29, 20… -
Summer Fun at the Nat with the Vancouver Canadians
The Vancouver Canadians have 18 games left at the 'Nat this season including some exciting theme days and fireworks nights. The post Summer Fun at the Nat with the Vancouver Canad… -
How Covenant House Vancouver Supports 2SLGBTQIA+ Youth
Covenant House Vancouver offers a range of services that help 2SLGBTQIA+ youth thrive, through housing programs and wraparound supports that provide holistic care supporting all a… -
Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend Events July 24-26
Your list of fun things to do around Vancouver this weekend including the Vancouver Chinatown Festival, free dancing at Robson Square, a celebration in Steveston, and so much more… -
Come Toward the Fire Festival 2026
Musqueam and the Chan Centre present the 5th annual ʔəm̓i ce:p xʷiwəl Come Toward the Fire Festival the weekend of September 18-20, 2026. Join this celebration of Indigenous cultu…
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