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  • Vancouver doing bare minimum to densify Shaughnessy, critic says
    Vancouver council is set to hear a report next week on allowing multiplexes in the First Shaughnessy neighbourhood, a heritage conservation area protected from increased density.
    Politics
    May 23
  • Barbecue held to mark 3rd anniversary of Vancouver’s CRAB Park encampment
    'We have been working diligently to try to build relationships with individuals to get them into housing, and we've been fairly successful,' Ravi Kahlon told Global News.
    Politics
    May 20
  • 2 people forced from their homes after fire breaks out in Vancouver’s West End
    One resident who had to leave his home told Global News it appears the fire may have been started around the recycling bins near his suite.
    Fire
    May 20
  • East Vancouver’s Wise Hall at risk of closing amid pandemic debt, inflation
    Venue operators say the space is at risk primarily due to struggles to repay COVID-19 pandemic-related debt and rising operating costs, including a growing property tax bill. 
    Entertainment
    May 14
  • Vancouver’s first public Canucks viewing party a success, say fans and neighbours
    About 600 people came out to Oak Meadows Park near West 37th Avenue and Oak Street to watch the Canucks down the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 on Sunday evening.
    Sports
    May 13
  • Public viewing locations for Vancouver Canucks playoff run in Metro Vancouver
    Fans in the region have a growing number of opportunities to catch the action at public gatherings where they can share the energy with a crowd.
    Sports
    May 9
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  • Vancouver falling behind on new provincial housing targets
    The city of Vancouver has added about 1,600 new housing units, close to 1,000 behind where it needs to be, in the first six months since the province issued new housing targets.
    Politics
    May 15
  • North Vancouver woman pleads for stolen chicken’s return: ‘They stole a family member’
    North Vancouver resident Lindi Smith is urging two masked intruders to return her pet chicken named Snowflake after she says the bird was taken over the weekend.
    Crime
    May 14
  • Coast Guard intercepts runaway barge near Vancouver’s Sunset Beach
    The origin of the barge and how it got loose remains unclear, but a Coast Guard spokesperson said crews from the nearby Kitsilano Base were on scene.
    Environment
    May 7
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  • New East Vancouver brewery already struggling amid economic headwinds
    Michael Hodgson launched Cowdog Brewing in March, taking over the East Vancouver location formerly operated by Callister Brewing.
    Economy
    May 10
  • ‘Flush this game’: Vancouver Canucks head coach preaches short memory, eyes on Game 7
    Vancouver head coach Rick Tocchet wants his players to stick together heading into Monday's game. He wants them to take short shifts and play with desperation.
    Sports
    May 19
  • NBA to host fan event in Vancouver, rekindling city’s pro basketball dreams
    The NBA House immersive fan event is coming to Canada for the first time ever, and has some dreaming about bringing professional basketball back to the city.
    Sports
    May 22
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  • Vancouver police vehicle strikes and seriously injures pedestrian
    A man was seriously injured when he was struck by a police vehicle in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside not long after midnight on Tuesday.
    Crime
    May 22
  • Hello Kitty opens first Canadian café in Vancouver
    The colour pink dominates the two-story café, with giant pink bows on everything from the chairs to the sweets.
    Entertainment
    May 16
  • Poisoned hot dogs found in Vancouver neighbourhood, pet owners cautioned
    A sign was posted on a city fence in Vancouver's Grandview Woodland area, alleging someone is planting pieces of poisoned hot dogs. Pet owners are on high alert.
    Canada
    May 20
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  • Vancouver BarWatch program doubles penalty for groping
    Previously, anyone found to be engaged in unwanted sexual touching would be barred from the bars and clubs enrolled in the BarWatch program.
    Crime
    May 15
  • Park board approves year-round pay parking at Vancouver’s Spanish Banks
    The Vancouver Park Board is slated to debate the possibility of adding pay parking to public parking at Spanish Banks at its Monday meeting.
    Politics
    May 6
  • Vancouver Canucks out of playoffs after Game 7 loss to Edmonton Oilers
    Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet said he found out on Sunday that Brock Boeser would not be available to play and he didn't have a timetable for his return.
    Sports
    May 20
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  • West Vancouver standoff ends with charges in suspected intimate partner assault
    Investigators believe the victim's intimate partner was responsible for the assault as both were staying at the home, which was being used as a short-term rental.
    Canada
    May 23
  • Iconic red lions stolen from West Vancouver restaurant
    Red Lion Bar and Grill says its two lion statues were stolen some time Saturday. It says whoever took them can return them, no questions asked.
    Crime
    May 12
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