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This one was predictable. After restricted free agent Nils Aman went unqualified by the Vancouver Canucks before July 1, he was eligible to sign with any NHL team as a UFA.

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At West Edmonton Mall, it feels like you can blink and there’s a brand-new storefront. But if you’ve missed some of the shops that have recently opened, or are about to, we’ve got you covered.

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Vancouver’s coffee scene is a favourite among locals, visitors, and legendary Canadian singers, but it’s a Le Creuset mug named after the city that’s drawing recent rave reviews.

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The busy summer events schedule continues this weekend in Metro Vancouver, and residents and commuters are being warned of several road closures due to street festivals.

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There’s been a lot of speculation over the last few months about one of Calgary’s most popular buffets. Earlier this year, it was revealed that the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino would be undergoing an enormous transformation, with renovations kicking off this year and spanning into 2027, including a new restaurant.

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After years of hard work and being smart about their finances, one Canadian couple is adjusting to life as brand-new multimillionaires after a huge Lotto Max win.

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A new mixed-use building is in the works in Calgary, and it’s set to bring hundreds of residential units to Bridgeland-Riverside.

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Several out-of-control wildfires in B. C.’s Fraser Canyon and Manning Park region have forced the closures of sections of major highways, with no timeline for reopening.

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A forgotten lottery ticket turned out to be a winner for one young Canadian after he discovered it under his pillow. Lottery player Ethan M. lives in Woodstock, Ont., and works at a cement factory. The 22-year-old said that he only plays the lottery occasionally, and when he does, he likes buying newly released scratch games.

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Airdrie is getting its first-ever outdoor pool as construction begins on a new community hub in one of its fastest-growing neighbourhoods.

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Fresh off signing a one-year deal with the Oilers in free agency, Frederik Andersen exchanged vows with longtime girlfriend Annalise Bonesho last Saturday. The two wed in a beautiful ceremony in Copenhagen, Denmark.

New Edmonton Oilers goalie Frederik Andersen got married over the weekend

We are now less than three months away from this fall’s municipal election, and a Surrey mayoral candidate is making some bold promises.

Former Surrey mayor Doug McCallum promises to withdraw from Metro Vancouver if re-elected

Canadians who lost money in alleged Apple gift card scams could be eligible to claim part of a $1.25 million settlement.

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If conditions have felt a bit hazy in Vancouver the last couple of days, it’s not just in your imagination, as the air quality has degraded very quickly over the last week.

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The soccer goal nets used at BC Place Stadium during all seven FIFA World Cup matches have been repurposed for whimsical new public installations at popular Metro Vancouver attractions and destinations.

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When Vancouver City Council approved the rezoning application for 1166 West Pender St. in July 2019, the redevelopment of the site was envisioned as a 364-ft-tall, 32-storey office tower with 355,000 sq. ft. of premium Class AAA office space.

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Vancouver City Council has unanimously approved the first key steps for major land use change that could eventually allow the former Molson Coors brewery site at the south end of the Burrard Street Bridge to be transformed into a high-density, mixed-use neighbourhood.

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Another month means another slate of benefit payments for Canadians. August is the second month that eligible Canadians are receiving boosted payments from the government.

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B. C. announced yesterday that driver’s licence changes would be coming into effect later this year, in October 2026. The Province previously announced the proposed changes, but yesterday was when it revealed exactly when and how it was going to work.

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Smoke is causing or expected to cause poor air quality and reduced visibility.

(July, 22, 2026) Metro Vancouver Regional District has issued a yellow air quality warning due to elevated ground-level ozone (smog) and fine particulate matter (PM2.5). Conditions are expected to improve by the weekend with a change in the weather.

Cause: Ground-level ozone (smog) is expected to reach elevated levels in eastern parts of Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley this afternoon due to a combination of hot and sunny weather, local emissions, and wildfire smoke.

Smoke from wildfires in British Columbia, including the Brunswick Complex wildfire near Boston Bar and the wildfires in the southern Interior, has increased concentrations of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in all parts of Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

Smoke levels can change quickly with weather and fire behaviour.

Yellow Air Quality Warning in Effect (High Health Risk)

Limit outdoor activity. Reduce activity duration and intensity.

Where:

Metro Vancouver
Northwest – Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, North Shore (fine particulate matter)
Southwest – Richmond, Delta, Tsawwassen (fine particulate matter)
Northeast – Tri-Cities, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge (fine particulate matter and ground-level ozone)
Southeast – Surrey, Langley, White Rock (fine particulate matter and ground-level ozone)

Fraser Valley
Central – Abbotsford, Mission (fine particulate matter and ground-level ozone)
Eastern – Chilliwack, Agassiz, Hope (fine particulate matter and ground-level ozone)

What you can do:

Check in on others who may be more affected. People at higher risk include those with lung, heart or other chronic conditions, pregnant people, infants, children, older adults, and outdoor workers.

Improve indoor air quality. Use portable HEPA air cleaners or do-it-yourself box fan air cleaners. If your home has a built-in ventilation system, install filters rated MERV 13 or higher to remove smoke. If possible, adjust the ventilation system to reduce air pollution coming indoors.

Keep windows and doors closed while running air filtration. If it’s hot, focus on staying cool.

Spend time in places with air conditioning if your home is smoky or too hot. Try community centres, libraries, or malls.

Seek medical help if you experience severe symptoms such as wheezing, chest pain, trouble breathing or severe cough. Call 911 in emergencies.

Manage chronic conditions and carry rescue medications with you (e.g. inhalers).

If you must be outside, a well-fitted N95, KN95, or KF94 mask offers the most protection. Medical masks offer some protection and single layer coverings (e.g. bandanas, scarfs, shirts) offer none.

Check the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) often throughout the day because conditions can change quickly. See airmap.ca or gov.bc.ca/airqualitymap.

Sign up for air quality alerts at metrovancouver.org/aqalerts.

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Visit https://www.airhealth.ca for information on how to reduce your health risk and your personal contribution to pollution levels, as well as for current and forecast AQHI values.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada.

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