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Greek Day is just around the corner in Vancouver, with plenty of outdoor fun, but also road closures that drivers and commuters should be aware of.

Vancouver's largest Greek festival to close several busy roads this weekend

Burnaby RCMP are urging the public to be aware of their surroundings after a woman was violently assaulted while on an evening walk earlier in June.

Woman praised for bravery after violent stranger assault in Burnaby

A B. C. teacher was hit with a serious ban after engaging in wildly inappropriate behaviour with a student that began during the school year and continued after graduation.

B.C. teacher who kissed student one month after graduation hit with long-time ban

Five years ago, B. C. experienced the 2021 heat dome, the deadliest weather event in its history. It lasted from June 25 to July 1, 2021. The hottest day was on June 28, 2021: Pitt Meadows hit 41.4°C, Vancouver International 31.7°C, West Vancouver 39.2ºC, and White Rock 38.5ºC. In Lytton, the temperature hit an all-time Canadian temperature record of 49.6ºC. Nighttime temperatures remained high throughout the heat dome.

'Bawling my eyes out': B.C. residents share heart-wrenching heat dome stories

Two B. C. post-secondary institutions have landed in the top 10 for sustainability impact in North America for the second year in a row, according to a new university ranking.

Two B.C. schools just topped a new North American university ranking

Canada Day is almost here, and while the holiday brings exciting events and celebrations across Metro Vancouver, it also comes with a number of closures and service adjustments.

Here's what's open and closed in Vancouver for Canada Day

The last weekend of June is upon us, and you may want to keep your umbrella close by as rain is dominating the Vancouver forecast.

Vancouver temperatures dropping as Juneuary rain makes a splash

A B. C. man with ill-fitting dentures went to the UBC dental clinic to get them fixed, but it didn’t really work out the way he had hoped.

B.C. man takes legal fight to UBC dental clinic in denture disappointment

Earlier this week, we shared that a Vancouver-based mining firm had hired controversial American Kristi Noem, who has active ties to U. S. President Donald Trump.

Residents are pissed that a Vancouver company hired Kristi Noem

If you attend a FIFA World Cup match in Vancouver, you can grab a FIFA Fan ID lanyard after you scan your ticket and are walking towards BC Place.

People are selling free lanyards from Vancouver FIFA World Cup Matches

The weather forecast for the first official week of summer in Metro Vancouver is starting off hot, but things are about to drastically change.

Metro Vancouver could break more heat records before big weather change

A fight between a Jack Russell terrier mix and a German Shepherd made it to B. C.’s small claims court. In a recently published Civil Resolution Tribunal, the applicant (the owner of Dash, the Jack Russell) and the respondent (the owner of Violet, the German Shepherd) had a difference of opinion about which dog was the aggressor.

'It’s not my dog that’s going to get killed': Pet owners face off in B.C. legal fight

A Fraser Valley driver could’ve used a golf cart to get home after his vehicle was impounded for speeding before he even made it to the course.

Teed Off: Abbotsford driver loses vehicle after 'excessive' speeding to golf course

Pierre Poilievre is making waves on social media again, and some recent comments about Vancouver and Mexico have sparked quite the debate.

Pierre Poilievre's story about Vancouver and Mexico sparks debate and doubt

We’ve already seen unseasonably warm temperatures and weather in Vancouver and B. C. this year, and now experts are predicting that the mild weather will continue into next year.

More rain? How a ‘super El Niño’ might impact B.C. weather next year

Police are continuing their investigation into the fatal drowning of an American kayaker on Okanagan Lake late last week and have issued a “tragic reminder” following the incident.

American kayaker drowns in busy B.C. lake after tragic incident

Metro Vancouver and much of B. C. are in the midst of a mini heat wave, and yesterday, several hot weather temperature records, some nearly 100 years old, melted away.

Heat wave melts B.C. weather records, some dating back 90 years

While many B. C. residents have been feeling the cost-of-living crunch, there is some new financial data that suggests that — at least in one indicator — things are getting better.

The surprising sign that B.C. residents' personal finances might be improving

Are you half a million dollars richer but don’t even realize it? It’s been nearly 52 weeks, but still, no one has come forward to claim a $500,000 prize from a lottery ticket sold in Vancouver.

Someone bought a $500,000 lottery ticket in Vancouver that will soon expire

We’ve seen many stories about Tesla drivers being at the centre of various accidents or other incidents, but the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) is expressing gratitude for one after a dangerous situation.

Vancouver Tesla driver thanked by police after stolen vehicle incident

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