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Vancouver is expected to begin the week mild before a weak cold front brings cooler weather and possible showers, with the late-week forecast still uncertain.
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Vancouver is expected to begin the week mild before a weak cold front brings cooler weather and possible showers, with the late-week forecast still uncertain.

A motorcycle rider died after a collision with a passenger vehicle at No. 1 Road and Lockhart Road; Richmond RCMP are seeking witnesses and dash-cam footage.

Seann Raynier was reported missing Aug. 31 after he was last seen leaving his Richmond residence on Aug. 26, police say.

A motorcycle rider died after a collision with a passenger vehicle at No. 1 Road and Lockhart Road in Richmond. Police are seeking witnesses and dash-cam video.

RunSurreyRun will bring children, walkers and competitive runners to Surrey City Centre on Sept. 12 for road races, a kids’ run and a virtual event.

Park Board Commissioner Angela Haer says her unpaid volunteer role with KidsPlay Foundation ended in May 2025 and had no connection to the charity’s finances or daily operations.

Canada is warning travellers to Hawaii about Hurricane Lowell after the storm brought outages to Kauai County and Oahu and hazardous weather is expected to continue.

Kal Dosanjh denies wrongdoing through his lawyer, who questions the independence of a Vancouver Police investigation tied to alleged losses exceeding $3 million.

Fifteen U.S.-based banks operate in Canada as branches or subsidiaries, though Canadian rules can limit how they compete, banking experts say.

Kenneth Ryder pleaded guilty to six Wildlife Act charges after being checked while fishing in the Alouette River in Maple Ridge in February 2025.

Langley RCMP monitored school zones Tuesday as students returned to class, reminding drivers to slow down and warning that enforcement may follow education.

Southbound vehicle crossings from B.C. to Washington declined nine per cent in August from a year earlier, according to Whatcom Council of Governments data.
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