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Vancouver-based Insomniac Games art director Gavin Goulden says the PS5 game will feature North Vancouver landmarks and visible Squamish Nation language on signage.

The new Woodward’s-based academy has begun training its first 40 recruits and will provide VPD-led instruction for future officers.

WestJet has added Sunwing Vacations to its rewards program, allowing members to earn and redeem points on eligible vacation packages and access certain flight-day benefits.

ICBC plans to replace 140 aging intersection safety cameras across B.C. in phases, with minimal impacts expected for road users.

The Island Gwa’yam arrived in Victoria Inner Harbour on Sept. 9 after being built in Romania and will undergo testing and crew training before carrying passengers.

Thirty-four diverted flights carrying about 8,500 people arrived at Vancouver International Airport after the Sept. 11 attacks, prompting a days-long response from airport staff, airlines and the community.

The Vancouver Fringe Festival opens Thursday with 83 shows across 18 venues, including theatre, comedy, dance, drag and music, during an 11-day run.

Arts Umbrella’s Splash 2026 collection, featuring about 100 donated works, is on free public display at the Pendulum Gallery ahead of the Oct. 3 charity auction.

Food festivals, concerts, cultural celebrations, sports and family events are scheduled across Metro Vancouver from Sept. 11 to 13.

Ryan Gauld recorded his 50th Whitecaps goal and became the club’s first MLS-era player with 50 goals and 50 assists.

PC Chat offers free, real-time plain-language health information and says conversations are stored in Canada and protected under Canadian privacy laws.

Gursimran Sahota and Tanvir Khakh have pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges connected to a 21-shot shooting that killed two men.
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