3 h. ago Concert review: Kylie Minogue is pure pop perfection in Vancouver debut

The chart-topping Australian pop diva plays a hit-laden set in Vancouver

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6 h. ago Multiple killed, injured after vehicle drives into Lapu Lapu festival in Vancouver

Vancouver police have not released details about what happened but they did confirm that a driver drove into the crowd at East 41st Avenue and Fraser Street just after 8 p.m. PT.

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6 h. ago Multiple people killed, injured at Lapu Lapu Day in Vancouver

Police have confirmed someone drove into a crowd of people near Fraser Street and 41st Avenue in Vancouver.

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6 h. ago 'Bodies everywhere': Multiple people killed, injured at Lapu Lapu Day in Vancouver

Witness describes the carnage after someone drove into a crowd of people near Fraser Street and 43rd Avenue in Vancouver: 'There's people flying'

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11 h. ago Liberal candidate apologizes for comments she says were ‘taken out of context’ on elderly, new mothers

'I recognize that, regardless of context, some of my words may have hurt people and for that I am truly sorry,' said Nell Thomas

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11 h. ago Liberal candidate apologizes for comments ‘out of context’ allegedly about abandoning elderly, preventing motherhood

'I recognize that, regardless of context, some of my words may have hurt people and for that I am truly sorry,' said Nell Thomas

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11 h. ago Liberal candidate apologizes for alleged comments ‘out of context’ about abandoning elderly, preventing motherhood

'I recognize that, regardless of context, some of my words may have hurt people and for that I am truly sorry,' said Nell Thomas

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12 h. ago Federal Election: B.C. sets record for early voting — what’s behind the trend?

B.C. political scientist Richard Johnston says record-high advance voting numbers reflect changes in voter habits, not necessarily a shift in political momentum

Politics

16 h. ago B.C. climate news: Firefighting drones could change the way B.C. fights wildfires | China toughens up climate targets

Here's all the latest local and international news concerning climate change for the week of April 21 to April 27, 2025.

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18 h. ago Four Vancouver pharmacists face discipline over allegations of mishandling prescription opioids

The CPBC says the allegations are 'so serious' that interim disciplinary actions were needed while the college investigates.

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18 h. ago Federal Election Poll: Liberals poised to win slim majority or minority government

Watch: 'It'll go down as a historical win if the polls hold true," says Steve Mossop, an executive vice-president at Leger

Politics

19 h. ago What I learned leading a Vancouver Sun Run clinic in the Downtown Eastside

Each Vancouver Sun Run clinic session in the DTES began with a buzz of energy in the Carnegie centre’s multipurpose room, as participants — ages 28 to 71 — prepared to hit the pavement.

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19 h. ago Anthony Gismondi: White wine is on a roll, especially in France's Rhône Valley

White wine appeals to younger and older generations because it's lighter in alcohol and more versatile regarding food pairings

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19 h. ago This Day in History, 1891: Rough, tough lacrosse players upset by 'blackguardly language'

There was a bitter rivalry between New Westminster and Vancouver lacrosse squads in the 1880s and 1890s

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32 h. ago 'Senseless act': Haida Gwaii community mourns Skidegate man killed in homicide

Luke Pearson died after he was hit by a vehicle in what police describe as a "targeted attack."

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33 h. ago Nation files an emergency injunction filed over raising B.C. gold mine’s tailings dam

VANCOUVER — A B.C. First Nation that is going to court to try to stop a mining company from raising its tailings dam is now applying for an emergency injunction to put the construction on hold. The Xatsull nation announced earlier this month that it had filed a legal challenge over the plan to allow […]

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34 h. ago Massive gap in Metro Vancouver affordable housing, report finds

The region's housing needs report shows Metro Vancouver needs 11,400 new affordable rental homes each year.

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34 h. ago Vancouver fire investigation determines East Hastings blaze may have been ’intentionally set’

Firefighters worked for about nine hours to extinguish the blaze, which sent smoke across the city.

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35 h. ago Fire that destroyed East Vancouver possibly set intentionally: Police

Police say a fire that burned two businesses in East Vancouver on Wednesday may have been intentionally set.

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35 h. ago Vaughn Palmer: Eby, Clark, B.C. NDP scramble to 'save the furniture'

The spectacle of one current and two former NDP premiers in a last-minute scramble tells you how the party views its chances as election day approaches.

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