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Weather & Environment ·
Wind warning prompts BC Ferries cancellations on Friday
BC Ferries said high winds and wave height in the Strait of Georgia led to several Friday cancellations, Nov. 6. More are possible.
Weather & Environment ·
Yellow rainfall warning in effect for North Shore and Coquitlam
A yellow rainfall warning is in effect Friday for the North Shore, Coquitlam, Maple Ridge and Howe Sound, and more rain is expected.
Read at Global News BC
Weather & Environment ·
Rainfall warnings issued for Metro Vancouver, Vancouver Island
Rainfall warnings have been issued for Metro Vancouver and parts of Vancouver Island as days of heavy rain and strong winds are expected.
Read at Vancouver Sun
DevelopingPublic Safety ·
Independent Investigations Office probes man's death in Howe Sound
A man is dead after an incident in West Vancouver earlier this week, and the Independent Investigations Office is investigating.
Read at CTV News Vancouver
Transit & Streets ·
Remembrance Day road closures planned across Metro Vancouver
Road closures for Remembrance Day ceremonies on Nov. 11 will affect traffic in several Metro Vancouver cities, commuters were warned.
Read at Daily Hive Vancouver
City Hall ·
Surrey council votes on $17.5M contract for medicine school
Surrey council is voting on a $17.5M contract related to a downtown school of medicine, with a spending limit set at $19.3M.
Read at Surrey Now-Leader
City Hall ·
Surrey council to vote on $4.7M Newton turf field contract
Surrey council will vote on a $4.7 million contract for a synthetic turf field in Newton on November 9.
Read at Surrey Now-Leader
Public Safety ·
Two men charged in 2025 Surrey extortion-related shootings
Pardeep Singh and Saveer Khan, both 22, have been charged in connection with two extortion-related shootings in Surrey in 2025.
Read at Surrey Now-Leader
Housing & Homelessness ·
Kitsilano Sen̓áḵw first tower 77 per cent leased
257 of 333 homes in tower one of the Kitsilano Sen̓áḵw development are leased, and leasing of tower two is underway.
Read at Vancouver Sun
Weather & Environment ·
BC Hydro report says wildfire, storm seasons are getting shorter
A BC Hydro report says the time between wildfire and storm seasons is getting shorter. It says a 'super' El Niño in the forecast could worsen extremes.
Read at Surrey Now-Leader
Transit & Streets ·
Cascadia high-speed rail route plan due for completion in 2028
WSDOT, the B.C. transportation ministry and Oregon's transportation department are developing a plan due in 2028 for a high-speed rail line linking Vancouver, Seattle and Portland.
Read at Daily Hive Vancouver
Politics
City Hall ·
Vancouver Sun profiles new mayor Pete Fry
A Vancouver Sun profile traces Mayor Pete Fry's path from Dublin to Dunbar and then to city hall.
Read at Vancouver Sun
Business
Business & Economy ·
Pax Romana returns to Commercial Drive
Pax Romana has returned to Commercial Drive with a bigger kitchen and familiar faces, according to Georgia Straight.
Read at Georgia Straight
City Life
Sports ·
Jets beat Canucks 6-2 for second straight win
Winnipeg beat Vancouver 6-2 on Thursday night, with Dawson Mercer scoring his first goal as a Jet and adding an assist.
Sports ·
Whitecaps defender Belal Halbouni diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma
The Vancouver Whitecaps said Friday that centre-back Belal Halbouni, 26, has been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma and is undergoing treatment in London, Ont.
Read at Daily Hive Vancouver
Culture & Events ·
Kings of Leon to play Rogers Arena on Sept. 14, 2027
Kings of Leon will play Rogers Arena on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2027, on their World Tour. Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 13, at 10 a.m.
Read at Daily Hive Vancouver
Culture & Events ·
Canyon Lights returns to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Canyon Lights runs at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park from Nov. 20, 2026, to Jan. 10, 2027, with new displays this year.
Read at Daily Hive Vancouver
Culture & Events ·
Surrey hall hosts toy swap Saturday, by donation
Volunteers will check toys at a Surrey hall on Saturday, where families can choose what children need, by donation.
Read at Surrey Now-Leader
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