Amy Judd

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• Vancouver Whitecaps game in Chicago rescheduled due to wildfire smoke

  'The decision was made with the health and safety of fans, players, staff and all event personnel as the top priority,' a statement from Chicago Fire read.

  Fire

  57 mins
• Port of Vancouver expansion project referred to Canada’s Major Projects Office

  'Around the world, supply chains are evolving, trade patterns are shifting, and competition for investment is intensifying,' Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon said.

  Economy

  2 hours
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• Wildfires force new evacuation order for Boston Bar area

  The Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek wildfires are both thousands of hectares in size and have previously triggered other evacuation orders in the area.

  Fire

  5 hours
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• Village of Pemberton on evacuation alert due to out-of-control wildfire

  The Signal Hill fire was reported late on Wednesday afternoon, about five kilometres south of Highway 99, and is currently estimated to be 10 hectares in size.

  Fire

  5 hours
• Resident remains in Granville Street SRO past deadline to move out

  The NDP government and BC Housing confirmed on Wednesday that one resident is still living at the Luugat on Granville Street in Vancouver.

  Politics

  Jul 15
• B.C. looking to seize millions in properties of alleged criminals

  B.C.'s director of civil forfeiture is going after five properties connected to an international crackdown on crime groups linked to India.

  Crime

  Jul 15
• B.C. ‘movie house’ near Port Moody up for sale

  The cabin is over 4,400 square feet and features five bedrooms and four bathrooms and is located in Anmore, which is close to Port Moody.

  Entertainment

  Jul 15
• Canfor closing Prince George pulp mill, hundreds of jobs lost

  In a statement, Canfor said the pulp and paper industry continues to face significant challenges, as more production capacity worldwide has put downward pressure on prices.

  Economy

  Jul 15
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• Gas prices jump across Metro Vancouver, hovering around $2 a litre

  Experts say that the price is jumping anywhere between five and 10 cents a litre, and that's mostly the result of rising oil prices amid the ongoing war between Iran and the U.S.

  Economy

  Jul 15
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• Fears that street disorder, open drug use will return to Granville Strip post World Cup

  The Granville Pedestrian Zone has been extended to Labour Day, meaning eligible FIFA-related temporary patios and public realm expansions will also remain.

  Crime

  Jul 14
• 2 dead in helicopter crash on B.C.’s West Coast

  In a post on social media, West Coast Helicopters stated that a member of their work family died in the crash. Two other people, one who also died in the crash, were on board.

  Canada

  Jul 14
• FedEx employees say they reported voyeurism concerns to management, were told to ‘relax’

  Delta police said it is suspected a recording device was hidden in a staff washroom at the Tilbury FedEx depot and employees alleged that those images were uploaded online.

  Crime

  Jul 14
• 1 woman’s death, another’s serious injury prompts e-scooter warning from Vancouver police

  This warning from the Vancouver Police Department comes after a woman died and another woman was seriously injured in separate incidents over the weekend.

  Crime

  Jul 14
• 2 people drowned in separate B.C. Interior lakes over the weekend

  Sicamous RCMP said they were called at 8:13 p.m. to Mara Lake, south of Sicamous, and officers, along with Search and Rescue, began searching the lake and shoreline.

  Canada

  Jul 14
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• B.C. pilot killed in crash while battling Colorado wildfire

  'Today, we mourn the loss of Nicholas Dale, who gave his life while supporting response efforts on the Gold Mountain Fire,' Colorado Congressman Jeff Hurd posted on X.

  Fire

  Jul 14
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• Southern B.C. to face highest wildfire potential over the next 48 hours

  The Ainslie Creek and Brunswick Creek wildfires along Highway 1 have collectively grown to nearly 20,000 hectares and are still considered out of control.

  Fire

  Jul 14
• Tatyanna Harrison’s family says inquest left them heartbroken, raised more questions

  The 20-year-old's remains were discovered in Richmond aboard a dry-docked yacht, but were not identified until that August following DNA tests.

  Crime

  Jul 13
• Vancouver mayor slams B.C. government over lack of involuntary care beds

  Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is lashing out at the B.C. government about funding new involuntary care beds, but not 'where they're needed most.'

  Politics

  Jul 13
• Suspected recording device found in staff washroom at Delta business: police

  At this stage, investigators believe the incident was isolated to this workplace and there is no information to suggest a broader risk to the public, police said in a release.

  Crime

  Jul 13
• Metro Vancouver moving back to Stage 2 water restrictions

  In a post on X, Metro Vancouver said it can move back to Stage 2 now that the First Narrows Crossing has returned to service. Changes take place July 16.

  Environment

  Jul 13
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• B.C. wildfires 2026: Live map shows fires burning, locations and evacuations

  This B.C. wildfire map shows you where fires are burning in the province, how big they are and if there are any evacuation alerts or orders with the wildfires.

  Fire

  Jul 12
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• Recipe: Samosa kale chaat

  This recipe will be sure to liven up your tastebuds as you blend Traditional Indian cooking flavours with a handful of friend kale.

  Lifestyle

  Jul 12
• American firm looks to close B.C. plant and government might get involved

  The Arkansas firm Central Moloney Inc. says it is consolidating its Canadian operations, meaning the loss of 43 B.C. jobs by the end of August.

  Economy

  Jul 11
• B.C. woman’s petition aim to stop funding home of federal opposition leader

  Carole Burman wants to put an end to the  75-year-old perk, so she's launched a Commons petition calling on the government to stop funding Stornoway.

  Politics

  Jul 10
• Veteran mediator appointed to help settle B.C. nurses’ dispute

  Labour Minister Jennifer Whiteside said in a statement on Friday that Vince Ready and Amanda Rogers will act as special mediators to work with the parties for 10 days.

  Politics

  Jul 10