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Screening of Hamilton's original Broadway production to be released tomorrow

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From first steps to the Fairmont: How one Richmond studio is elevating dance in Vancouver

Bellingham residents, already impacted by a drop in travellers from B. C. and other parts of Canada, are reacting to recent comments made by Prime Minister Mark Carney reflecting on Canada’s relationship with the United States.

'We're fu**ed': Bellingham, already impacted by drop in B.C. visits, reacts to Canadian PM

An air quality warning that was issued earlier this week has been expanded to incorporate more of B. C. Yesterday, the Metro Vancouver Regional District (MVRD) issued an air quality warning for parts of the Fraser Valley, including Chilliwack, Agassiz and Hope. MVRD said that there was a high health risk associated with the warning.

'Unhealthy': Air quality warning issued as B.C. city ranks as bad as Pakistan

A new weather forecast reveals what we can expect B. C.’s winter to look like this year. In 2025-2026, we saw an abnormally warm winter that shattered temperature records, likely due to climate change. This year, with a “super” El Niño on the way, we can expect another warm season, with experts even suggesting that global temperatures in 2027 will hit a new record.

A new forecast reveals just how unusual B.C.'s winter could be

A Vancouver e-scooter rider was hit in the face with a hammer on Monday night. According to a press release from the Vancouver Police Department (VPD), the victim was out on an e-scooter near Gladstone Street and Vaness Avenue in East Vancouver.

A Vancouver e-scooter rider was hit in the face with a hammer

Travel to the States has been a hot topic in the last couple of years, and B. C. Premier David Eby doubled down on his feelings toward it and President Donald Trump, as well as the trade war and his thoughts on buying American products.

'To send a message': B.C. premier pleads with residents on U.S. travel, calls Trump a thug

After a dazzling and awe-inspiring weekend thanks to a thunderstorm that blew Metro Vancouver residents away, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) says we could see another one tonight.

Vancouver faces risk of another thunderstorm after dazzling weekend

In March, a man was arrested after a fire was sparked at the Nesters Market in Gastown, in an area of the neighbourhood that had already been impacted by crime, notably the closure of London Drugs.

Vancouver Nesters Market arson sentence results in profound disappointment

Research out of B. C. is showing that drug overdoses can cause “irreversible brain injury.” In a letter to the editor published in the journal Addiction, researchers are calling for clinicians and systems to change how they handle opioid overdose risk — and to focus on preventing overdoses in the first place.

Drug overdoses in B.C. are causing 'irreversible' brain damage, experts say

Last week, we posted about the fact that the Richmond Night Market, which is about to end its final season ever, was selling off some of its decorative pieces.

Richmond Night Market is selling more weird props as curtain call nears

One of the most talked-about and social media-shared events of the year, the Vancouver Aritzia warehouse sale, is just around the corner.

Highly anticipated Vancouver Aritzia warehouse sale dates revealed

Next time you’re rummaging for change, make sure to take a closer look, as a new $2 coin is now in circulation across Canada.

Canadians could soon find this brand-new $2 coin in their change

A Vancouver woman confronted the person who was charged with breaking and entering her home. On Aug. 19, a homeowner at Grant Street and Victoria Drive was in her house. She went downstairs, where “she was face-to-face with the suspect.”

Vancouver woman comes face-to-face with home invasion suspect

An Alberta driver is getting put on blast after she was caught driving at high speeds in B. C. earlier this month. The BC Highway Patrol publicized the incident, which took place on Aug. 13 just after 12:45 p.m., involving a black Chevrolet Trax, which is a small sports utility vehicle.

Another Alberta driver got caught speeding in B.C. and lost her Chevy

It has been warm and humid for several days in Vancouver, but the weather forecast is predicting a change to cooler conditions as well as the risk of thunder.

Vancouver forecast calls for near 40°C humidex with risk of thunder before shift

Oddfellows, a film studio in Vancouver that has been attached to major motion pictures like Backrooms, just got a big boost with a new member of the team joining as co-president.

Major film producer joins growing Vancouver studio behind 'Backrooms'

Burnaby RCMP officials are issuing a dire warning to the community after a forcible confinement investigation involving a sex worker.

Police issue warning after Burnaby sex worker forcibly confined at gunpoint

A man has died after drowning in Cultus Lake, despite life-saving efforts from first responders. Upper Fraser Valley RCMP has shared more information about the unfortunate incident.

Man found drowned in Cultus Lake after last being seen on inflatable boat

In a recent statement on Canada-U. S. trade negotiations, Premier David Eby didn’t address the highly talked-about possibility that provinces might start selling U.S. booze again.

Eby refuses to confirm if B.C. will put U.S. booze back on shelves

Unfortunately for renters, Metro Vancouver rent prices seem to be inching a little higher recently. Liv.rent recently published its August 2026 Metro Vancouver rent report, showing that the average asking rent for an unfurnished one-bedroom in Metro Vancouver was at $2,098 — slightly higher than the July average of $2,089.

Six Metro Vancouver cities saw rent increases this month

Everyone was talking about the bright and thunderous Vancouver storm on Saturday, but the heat will be making a comeback before temperatures cool off even more than they did over the weekend.

Heat returns after thunderous Vancouver weekend before weather cools off

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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

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

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