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Schitt’s Creek ranks 34th on The New York Times’ list, while the rankings have sparked online debate over omissions and representation.
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Schitt’s Creek ranks 34th on The New York Times’ list, while the rankings have sparked online debate over omissions and representation.

Johnston Heights Secondary School says smart glasses will not be allowed and may be confiscated, citing privacy and academic-integrity concerns.

Vancouver police have identified 57-year-old Charles McIntyre as the man who died at CRAB Park on Wednesday, in the city’s sixth homicide of the year.

Health Canada has recalled INMO AIR3 Smart Glasses after warning that the left temple can overheat during extended use, creating a serious burn risk.

Vancouver police have identified the victim of the homicide at CRAB Park as 57-year-old Victor Charles McIntyre and are seeking information about his murder.

Simon Fraser University has introduced official Indigenous names for its Burnaby Mountain campus and four campus locations, with English retained as a secondary reference.

Mayoral candidate Kareem Allam’s five-point economic agenda seeks provincial commitments on transit, municipal boundaries, infrastructure and permitting reform.

UBS says Vancouver home prices have fallen about 10 per cent since mid-2025 after inflation, placing the city second-last among the major markets it tracks.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge found Vancouver’s approval of a 229-unit market-rental project near King Edward Station was fair and reasonable despite no below-market units.

The IIO says a Vancouver police officer’s decision to ram a stolen pickup in October 2024 may raise conduct or training concerns, but does not warrant criminal charges.

Metro Vancouver’s first fall weekend includes food, garden, design and cultural events, as well as dragon boat racing and several home sports fixtures.

The owner of a neighbouring SRO says he repeatedly warned Vancouver about an empty, fire-damaged building before Tuesday’s blaze spread to two adjacent properties.
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