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Crews are fighting a 0.8-hectare out-of-control wildfire near Crystal Creek in Belcarra Regional Park. Residents are being asked to stay clear of the area.
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Crews are fighting a 0.8-hectare out-of-control wildfire near Crystal Creek in Belcarra Regional Park. Residents are being asked to stay clear of the area.

Police ordered a sedan off the road after finding two large vegetable-oil drums improperly secured on its roof during a long-weekend enforcement campaign.

Fairleigh Dickinson University will consolidate its two downtown Vancouver locations into a new Oakridge Park campus for the Fall 2026 term.

A busy first week of August brings festivals, sports, comedy, food events and family outings to Vancouver and Metro Vancouver, with free and ticketed options.

Forbes’ 2026 ranking of North American employers for company culture includes 22 B.C. organizations, led by BC Hydro at No. 24.

August brings outdoor musicals, concerts, comedy, festivals and Shakespeare productions to Vancouver and nearby communities, with several free events on the calendar.

Police say a man in his 60s died after a scuba-diving emergency at Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver on Sunday morning.

The Laxton Residence, a 2.83-acre West Vancouver estate with work by architects Arthur Erickson and Bruno Freschi, has been listed for $49.88 million.

North Vancouver has opened its new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre, with some programs beginning July 27 and the aquatic centre expected later this fall.

North Vancouver has opened its 189,000-square-foot Harry Jerome recreation centre, with some services available July 27 and most regular programming set to begin in September.

Metro Vancouver wants provincial approval to cut its regional board from 45 to 34 directors and is developing a new oversight board for complex water and wastewater projects.

BC Hydro says electricity demand reached 8,870 megawatts Wednesday evening, setting a new summer record as it continues rebates on select air conditioners and air purifiers.
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