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◆ Highways closed, ferries cancelled, tens of thousands without power after 'bomb cyclone' batters B.C. coast

◆ Site of massive B.C. river landslide remains unstable, effects on salmon not yet clear

◆ B.C. Conservative leader names shadow cabinet, takes shots at NDP

◆ Mounties announce one of the largest drug busts in Surrey RCMP history

◆ Emily Carr painting sold at a barn for $50 US fetches $349K at Toronto auction

◆ Passports, provincial assistance cheques not being delivered as Canada Post strike drags on

◆ B.C. Lions fire head coach and co-GM Rick Campbell as part of sweeping changes

◆ Historic Cantonese school in Vancouver reopens amid rising interest in the language

◆ Sheung-King, Martha Baillie among Writers' Trust literary prize winners

◆ Alleged 'potato cartel' accused of conspiring to raise price of frozen fries, tater tots across U.S.

◆ Authors miffed by publisher's offer to use their books for AI training

◆ Poilievre's office maintains tight control over what Conservative MPs say and do

◆ Vancouver airport runway to be closed for 'a few days' after cargo plane overruns landing

◆ Cypress Mountain Resort operator fined $132K for 2023 worksite death

◆ B.C. man sentenced to life in prison for double murder of Kamloops brothers

◆ Service Canada holding 85,000 passports as Canada Post strike continues

◆ Whistleblowers are compromising tax fraud investigations, minister says

◆ Premier's new cabinet brings an end to stand-alone mental health and addictions ministry

◆ Canucks centre J.T. Miller takes indefinite leave for 'personal reasons'

◆ Burnaby council approves bus lane for 3-kilometre stretch of Hastings Street

Miss 604

◆ Christmas at Canada Place 2024

◆ Ferris Wheel in Downtown Vancouver, Eras Tour Lights and More

◆ Heritage Christmas at Burnaby Village Museum

◆ Indigenous Markets to Shop Around the Holidays Vancouver

◆ Jelly Roll Headlines Invictus Games Closing Ceremony in Vancouver

◆ Chefs' Charity Dinner for Dan's Legacy Helps Build a Kitchen

◆ Holiday Toy Drives Around Vancouver 2024

◆ Yaletown Holiday Shopping and TaylorTown Giveaway

◆ Invictus Games School Program Launch with Prince Harry in Vancouver

◆ Vancouver International Black Film Festival

Georgia Straight

◆ Dr. Fresch is coming to the PNE Forum

◆ Local music and comedy acts are taking over the Biltmore in support of ending violence against women

◆ "Succession" writer Will Arbery's play "Heroes of the Fourth Turning" explores the divides of the Western world

◆ "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" comes to life this holiday season at Carousel Theatre

◆ Vancouver Story Slam celebrates 20th anniversary with a championship storytelling event

◆ Horror in Seconds BIPOC horror film festival returns to the Fox

◆ Evicted CRAB Park tenants don't need charity-they need justice

◆ While BC's bomb cyclone didn't live up to its billing in Vancouver, there are areas digging out from the damage

◆ Photos: Owen Riegling and friends rocked a packed Hollywood Theatre

◆ Five things I learned at Whistler Cornucopia 2024

◆ The Improv Centre's "Merry/Happy/Jolly" lets you choose your own Christmas adventure

◆ Sarah McLachlan cancels her "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" tour, citing vocal problem that won't go away

◆ Stravos Halkias is bringing his self-deprecating humour to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre

◆ Jelly Roll to headline Invictus Games 2025 closing ceremony in Vancouver

◆ Canucks announce that J.T. Miller has been granted a team leave for personal reasons

Vancouver Sun

◆ RCMP seize 150 pounds of street drugs as handoff to Surrey Police Service looms

◆ B.C. crime news: Man seriously injured in east Vancouver hit and run | Sex assault arrest made in North Vancouver | Man charged with murder in 2023 stabbing death

◆ YVR warns of delays after Amazon cargo plane goes off runway

◆ Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim to outline plan to take over park board

◆ B.C. First Nations leaders demand action after Cree girl restrained, pushed to the ground by security guards

◆ Metro Vancouver real estate developer Thind Properties 'misappropriated' millions, lenders allege

◆ David Eby unveils new cabinet with significant changes in key portfolios

◆ Former Surrey councillor Jack Hundial apologizes publicly in defamation suit

◆ B.C. bomb cyclone updates: Additional hydro crews deployed to Vancouver Island | More ferries cancelled | Power restored to some homes, but still thousands in dark | Wind warning issued for Metro Vancouver | Highway to Tofino closed

◆ 'Worst year I've seen': More Metro Vancouver seniors seeking work, non-profit reports

Reddit Vancouver

◆ The 2024 /r/Vancouver Shop-Local Business Holiday Guide

◆ Monthly Vancouver Events and Promotions Thread

◆ Lost 2 Dogs last night

◆ Child rapist who ‘fixated' on vulnerable woman released back into Surrey

◆ Yes, you got an emergency alert. Yes, it was a test.

◆ City responds to growing illegal street vending in the Downtown Eastside

◆ ‘I'm abandoned': Seniors trapped by broken elevator in Vancouver's West End

◆ Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim to outline plan to take over park board

◆ Today's cool Vancouver shot

◆ Historic Cantonese school in Vancouver reopens amid rising interest in the language

◆ VPD is asking the driver and witnesses in a hit-and-run November 12 to come forward. The victim was found lying on Nanaimo near E. 29th Ave. around 7:30 pm. He remains in hospital with life-altering injuries. Please call 604-717-3012 with info.

◆ No action taken against police officer who drove wrong way on Vancouver street: Complaints Commissioner

◆ One of the largest drug seizures in Surrey RCMP's history

◆ Housing Costs Drive Vancouver's Living Wage Up Sharply

◆ Moonrise over the Tantalus Range

◆ Kitsilano pub Darby's closing to make way for six-storey rental building

◆ Some photos from the random snowfall last night!

◆ Thind Facing Two More Receiverships, Owes $220M To KingSett

◆ The Sylvia Hotel near English Bay

◆ Do you recognize this man? Suspect sought in North Vancouver sex assaults

◆ Emergency Alert Phone Notification Test this afternoon

◆ Out of Nowhere! Massive Branch Slams Down in Windstorm Dashcam Clip

◆ UBC researcher brings clean water home to Kenyan school

◆ Victoria and 48th: Tree just missed my car, SUV... not so lucky

◆ Charge your phones! It has begun.....power outages

◆ Lost Dog Spotted; Thurlow & Bute alleyway.

◆ BC Hydro storm update tonight: High winds have caused extensive damage to our system and outages to over 180,000 customers in the Lower Mainland, Sunshine Coast and on Vancouver Island. Crews will continue to work throughout the night to make repairs and restore power.

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