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On July 31, 2026, the resort shared the news that one of its two resident grizzly bears, Grinder, had been experiencing “rapid decline in mobility” in recent weeks.

Beloved Grouse Mountain grizzly bear 'Grinder' has passed away

The largest Pride parade in Western Canada returns to downtown Vancouver this weekend, and local residents and commuters are being warned of several road closures to make way for the festivities.

Huge Pride parade will close major Vancouver roads this weekend

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 sales decline of all the regions it looked at, which included Alberta, the Maritimes, and Ontario.

Factors that led to B.C. seeing sharpest small business sales drop in Canada

Just 20 days after a fire ravaged an apartment building in New West, crews responded to a second fire that occurred just a block away.

Crews respond to second New West apartment fire one block away from last one

B. C. Day is coming up fast, and while many places around Metro Vancouver will be closed, there are lots of places expected to be open.

Here's what's open and closed in Vancouver for the B.C. Day long weekend

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.

Canada is the most in-demand destination for Americans who want to leave the U.S.

A new poll from Research Co. asked Canadians their opinion on Alberta separation. It found that most Canadians think the federal government should step in to prevent Alberta from separating from the rest of the country, if it comes to that.

What Canadians think about Alberta separating from the country

The leader of the BC Conservatives has directed MLAs to change how they speak about First Nations. According to a report from Business in Vancouver (BIV), Kerry-Lynne Findlay, who was elected as leader of the BC Conservatives in May, has started to tell MLAs to stop using the term ‘First Nations,’ and instead use the terms Indigenous, Aboriginal, or Indian.

BC Conservative leader tells MLAs to start using the term 'Indian'

B. C’s air quality is getting worse due to wildfires. We saw this locally just last week, when Vancouver’s air quality was among the worst in the world due to raging wildfires elsewhere in the province.

Wildfires are making B.C.'s air quality worse and impacting health

With summer vacation now well underway for kids across B. C., an organization is seeking to highlight an unfortunate and often overlooked aspect of the break: hunger.

B.C. kids have a greater risk of facing hunger in the summer

While we might be experiencing some relief from the smoke and heat in Vancouver, wildfires are still raging in other parts of B. C. — and the Province is urging everyone to prepare.

B.C. urges residents to prepare for potential evacuations 'regardless of where they live'

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 stoppage.

WestJet takes a 'difficult' crucial step as it faces potential strike

B. C. is home to some of the world’s most popular outdoor destinations, but visitors to a busy trail are being asked to delay or cancel their trip due to “hazardous conditions.”

'Impassible': Popular B.C. trail deemed hazardous as evacuation requests spike

Cultus Lake Waterpark is getting closer to reopening for the busy summer season, several weeks after a tragic incident sent a dozen children to the hospital.

Cultus Lake Waterpark reopening inches closer over a month after tragic incident

A legal situation involving a B. C. city and its bylaws ended poorly for an unhoused resident who lost her belongings. The details were shared in a BC Civil Resolution Tribunal dispute decision that was posted online.

Unhoused woman loses legal battle against B.C. city who disposed of her belongings

A Metro Vancouver police agency is looking for potential assistance from the public in connection with an incident regarding an EV fast-charger station that took place at a rec complex.

EV fast-charger cables cut and stolen from Metro Vancouver rec complex

A long-running B. C. music festival is taking a slightly longer intermission than planned due in part to what organizers describe as a fast-changing landscape for events like theirs.

'Wasn't an easy call': Popular B.C. music festival cancels after 12 years

Police are sharing some details of what sounds like a violent stranger attack that took place in the heart of downtown Vancouver.

Vancouver woman choked, bitten on her way to work in downtown stranger attack

The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) has shared some scary footage of a 75-year-old getting violently robbed near East Hastings Street and Jackson Avenue earlier this week.

Footage released of 75-year-old getting robbed violently in Vancouver

The Vancouver forecast for August is out, and locals and visitors who love the warmth are in for a good time. Environment and Climate Change (ECCC) is calling for periods of rain on Saturday, Aug. 1, with a daytime high of 20°C.

Vancouver's August forecast is out and the temperature is heating up

There will be partly cloudy until morning, then clearing

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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