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The Government of British Columbia has terminated its agreement with the contractor chosen two years ago to design and build the new replacement George Massey Tunnel.

European contractor to build new George Massey Tunnel fired by B.C. government

A new adventure park in central Alberta is going to be the place to be this summer, with a go-karting track, a mini golf course, and even a stocked trout pond to fish.

A new adventure park with go-karting and a trout pond opens in Alberta this summer

Some areas of Alberta could be under the threat of severe thunderstorms on Tuesday, with the risk of Timbit-sized hail and high winds forecast.

Alberta forecast to see thunderstorms with risk of Timbit-sized hail today

WestJet is strengthening its Calgary roots, entering into a partnership with one of Calgary’s most beloved breweries. The Calgary-based airline has teamed up with local brewery Toolshed to serve some of its most popular craft beers as part of its buy-on-board food and beverage service.

WestJet taps popular Canadian brewery for beer on its flights

CBC will no longer be televising NHL games going forward, ending a long-standing tradition that has lasted since 1952. Rogers has held the NHL broadcast rights in Canada since 2014, but the Hockey Night in Canada brand lived on, with Saturday night games airing on both CBC and Sportsnet.

NHL games won't appear on 'Hockey Night in Canada' going forward

One of Hockey Night in Canada‘s most recognizable broadcasters got himself in hot water on Sunday. Ron MacLean has apologized after telling an offensive joke live on the air during Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.

Ron MacLean apologizes for offensive joke told on 'Hockey Night in Canada'

A new community is set to take shape in northwest Calgary after Qualico Communities Calgary secured 155 acres for a brand-new neighbourhood.

New 155-acre neighbourhood planned for northwest Calgary

Cultus Lake Waterpark has announced that it will be temporarily closed following a scary incident that sent a dozen children to the hospital.

'Deeply saddened': B.C.'s biggest water park temporarily closes after 12 children injured

Getting tickets to a FIFA World Cup match in Vancouver can be pricy, unless you’re a fan from Qatar. The Qatar Football Association recently worked in association with a government-created public fund to help pay for 1,000 fans to travel from Qatar to the United States for the FIFA World Cup.

Qatar paying for fans to cheer them on at Vancouver FIFA World Cup match

It’s sounding less and less likely that Bruce Cassidy will be hired by the Edmonton Oilers. While Mike Babcock is expected to be hired as the next head coach of the Oilers, pending an NHL investigation, there are still some holding out hope that Cassidy could still get the job. The veteran coach was widely seen as the early frontrunner for the Edmonton job, but the Vegas Golden Knights have been withholding permission from the Oilers to interview Cassidy.

NHL insider gives bad-news update on Edmonton Oilers' pursuit of Bruce Cassidy

Residents in Canada can take pride in the fact that they live in one of the most peaceful countries, especially as the U. S. has slipped further down a recent list.

Canada still among 20 most peaceful countries as U.S. slips further

Kevin Bieksa stood up for his co-host on Monday night, but not everybody was a fan of his message. On Sunday night, prior to Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights, Ron MacLean, who works on Sportsnet’s panel alongside Bieksa, cracked a joke that many took offence to.

Former NHL referee calls Kevin Bieksa a 'kiss ass'

Vancouver is in for another week of sunshine and warm temperatures, but those looking to beat the heat by taking a dip in the ocean will want to avoid a popular local beach.

Popular Vancouver beach closed for swimming with over double the E. coli limit

Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams has proven time and time again that he is no stranger to the Metro Vancouver food scene. Now, Williams is further cementing himself as a true local foodie after being spotted at The One Sixty Wine Bar and Cafe.

Hudson Williams makes stop at Metro Vancouver cafe for brunch

A new report has dubbed Canada one of the least affordable housing markets globally. The 2026 edition of the Demographia International Housing Affordability report was published last week. It comes from the Chapman Center for Demographics and Policy and the New California Coalition, and was co-published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, an independent Canadian public policy think tank based in Western Canada.

Canada among the most unaffordable housing markets in the world

A sculpture created by a Vancouver artist who goes by Lupo Artwork has been removed from its strategically placed location next to Science World.

Vancouver artist's bleeding earth sculpture removed from Science World area

While on a cruise from Seattle, English business magnate Richard Branson made a stop at a Prince Rupert restaurant that served him what he called the best meal of his life.

Richard Branson had the best meal of his life at a B.C. restaurant

Yaletown has seen plenty of change over the last few months. First, Vancouver’s latest affordable date night spot, Ray’s, recently opened its doors. Additionally, Meet in Yaletown announced its closure, with the latest concept from the team behind Dovetail slated to take its place.

Vancouver Italian restaurant quietly closes after 14 years

Fresh St. Market just shared that it plans to open a 26,425 sq. ft. location at CF Richmond Centre. The new store, which is located along Park Road right across from Park Plaza at the foot of the residential building, will mark the company’s tenth location in B. C., and is expected to open in Summer 2027.

B.C. owned and operated grocery chain to open 26,000 sq. ft. location at CF Richmond Centre

Eligible Canadians should keep an eye out for several government benefit payment deposits this week. The Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) payments will be sent out on Thursday, June 18, and the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) payments, along with its Ontario and B. C. counterparts, will be deposited on Friday, June 19.

Some Canadians receiving several government benefit payments this week

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

The day will start with partly cloudy through the late morning hours, transitioning to clearing

You can expect clear sky in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

You can expect rain in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

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