Richmond among B.C. cities receiving intersection safety camera upgrades
All 140 of B.C.’s aging intersection safety cameras are being replaced by spring 2027, including nine in Richmond and 46 in Vancouver.
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Boxing legend George Chuvalo remembered for resilience
Five-time Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo died in Toronto on his 89th birthday, prompting tributes to his courage in and beyond the ring.
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Passenger in medical distress airlifted from cruise ship off B.C. coast
RCAF crews evacuated a passenger from a cruise ship about 200 kilometres northwest of Port Hardy early Saturday and transferred the patient to hospital after arriving in Comox.
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Missing 75-year-old woman located
A 75-year-old woman reported missing in Richmond on Sept. 13 has been found safe, Richmond RCMP said.
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Johnson says congressional approval required for Trump’s $5,000 ‘dividend’
House Speaker Mike Johnson says Congress would need to authorize Donald Trump’s proposal to send $5,000 to every U.S. adult if Republicans retain control of Congress after November’s election.
CityNews Vancouver
Meet all mayoral candidates in Vancouver’s 2026 municipal election
Eight candidates are seeking Vancouver’s mayoralty in the Oct. 17 municipal election, offering competing approaches to affordability, public safety and city services.
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U.S.-Iran war affects prospective law students in Canada
U.S. sanctions on Iran briefly blocked some Canadian applicants from taking the LSAT, prompting appeals and concern about reliance on U.S.-based standardized testing.
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Man charged after allegedly threatening senior with knife and stealing backpack in Vancouver
Vancouver police say a 36-year-old man allegedly threatened a 76-year-old man with a knife and took his backpack from a coffee shop patio downtown on Sept. 9.
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East Vancouver’s Britannia Pool closed until further notice
Britannia Pool closed Saturday after a failure involving its basin tiles made the facility unsafe; the damage and repair timeline have not been determined.
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Protests planned for Carney investment summit in Toronto
Labour, Indigenous, climate and housing advocates plan a Monday demonstration as executives and global asset managers gather for Canada’s first investment summit.
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Carney to meet Macron in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon next week
Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to the French territory off Newfoundland on Sept. 20 for talks with President Emmanuel Macron on energy, defence and other partnerships.
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Céline Dion returns to concert stage after nearly six years
Céline Dion performed for nearly 33,000 people Saturday at Plenitude Arena outside Paris, opening a 26-show run this fall and next spring.
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