Burrard Inlet
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation files court challenge against Burrard Inlet dredging planThe dredging work near the Second Narrows Bridge would allow oil tankers travelling to Trans Mountain's Burnaby terminal to carry more oil.EnvironmentJul 10
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B.C. government supports dredging Burrard Inlet so tankers can carry more oilTrans Mountain wants to increase the volume of oil each tanker transports but that would involve dredging the Burrard Inlet to prevent heavier tankers from hitting the sea floor.EnvironmentMay 8, 2025
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B.C. man accused of driving into ocean faces 5 new driving-related chargesJawad Fawwaz is charged with mischief under $5,000 for allegedly driving his car into the ocean off Rocky Point Park in Port Moody on March 4.CrimeAug 8, 2024
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Urban runoff ‘disastrous to our way of life,’ Tsleil-Waututh Nation saysTsleil-Waututh Nation has been working for years to revitalize the Burrard Inlet. They recently launched a story map, 'Restoring a Healthy Inlet,' to engage the community for help.EnvironmentNov 21, 2023
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DFO raises alarm about ‘rampant illegal fishing’ in protected B.C. watersWhile some species of rockfish are designated "of special concern" under the federal Species at Risk Act, protected areas are meant to include all finfish.EnvironmentSep 1, 2023
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Search suspended for Surrey man missing after renting boat from Granville IslandThe Joint Rescue Coordination Centre says it was alerted to an unmanned 17-foot rental boat drifting through English Bay Wednesday afternoon.CanadaJun 9, 2022
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Loud blast, plumes of steam or gas from cargo ship near Lions Gate BridgeNorth Vancouver fire crews are responding.Aug 6, 2019
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‘Completely oblivious’: Video catches boat speeding through orca pod near VancouverThe boater broke rules imposed by the federal government that require vessels to stay at least 400 metres away from killer whales.CanadaJun 30, 2019
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Broken water main sends flood of muddy, oily effluent into Burrard InletPhotos from the scene showed a large, brown bloom of effluent with some oily sheen expanding into the ocean.Jan 23, 2019
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Runaway barges in Coal Harbour cause over $1M in damageVancouver police described the barges, which broke loose around 5 a.m., as “very heavy, loaded with containers and each about the size of a soccer field."CanadaDec 27, 2018
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