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CityNews Vancouver is a local news outlet based in Vancouver, British Columbia, covering regional news including politics, community issues, and current events. It reports on a range of topics such as business changes, Indigenous affairs, environmental concerns, and sports.
- Top beat: Politics
- Tracked since 2026
- 5 Vancouver, BC peers
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- Burnaby police warns of stranger assault in South BurnabyBurnaby police are investigating a sexual assault that occurred in South Burnaby on June 3, with the victim reporting the incident on June 22. The suspect's description is limited, and the gender remains unconfirmed.
- Ontario man charged in B.C. human trafficking investigationA 29-year-old Ontario man has been charged with human trafficking and related offenses following a year-long investigation by the BC Counter Human Trafficking Unit. The charges stem from alleged activities between January 2025 and January 2026 in the Lower Mainland, with the suspect arrested in Vaughn, Ontario.
- Vancouver couple scales back wedding costs to focus on homeownershipA Vancouver couple reduced wedding costs to $1,000, focusing on homeownership and long-term stability, reflecting a broader trend among Canadians reevaluating financial priorities amid rising living costs.
- Michael J Fox Theatre doors will remain open to the public for another yearThe City of Burnaby has provided a $400,000 grant to keep the Michael J Fox Theatre open for another year as the Burnaby School District searches for a new operator.
- Police watchdog investigating in-custody event in Pitt MeadowsThe Independent Investigations Office of BC is investigating injuries sustained by a man while in the custody of Pitt Meadows RCMP after he was arrested for theft and found in violation of a court release order.
- Homicide investigators deployed after death of 43-year-old West Vancouver manHomicide investigators are investigating the death of a 43-year-old man in West Vancouver after a fatal altercation. A 35-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident.
- ‘You should believe me’: B.C. murder suspect says he is ‘not guilty’ in trial closingB.C. murder suspect Vitali Stefanski claims he is not guilty in trial closing, denying allegations that he killed his ex-wife and disputing the Crown's evidence.
- B.C. government marks 5 years since heat dome killed hundredsThe B.C. government commemorates the fifth anniversary of the 2021 heat dome that caused over 600 deaths, with health officials highlighting the vulnerability of those who died and the measures taken to prevent future incidents.
- Public support is strong for two per cent inflation target, Bank of Canada saysThe Bank of Canada states that public and stakeholder feedback shows strong support for its flexible inflation targeting and two per cent target rate during the renewal process of its monetary policy framework agreement with the federal government.
- Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads, blaming a shortage of memory chipsApple raises prices for Macs and iPads, citing memory chip shortages caused by AI demand growth. Analysts predict further price increases for iPhones.
- Alberta man accused of sexually assaulting B.C. teen he met online, among other sex offences involving minorsA 32-year-old Alberta man is charged with multiple sex offences against minors, including sexual assault and forcible confinement, with several incidents occurring after he was released from custody.
- Carney says six upcoming byelections will likely be spread outPrime Minister Mark Carney said six upcoming byelections to fill House of Commons vacancies will likely not be held all at once, considering factors like Quebec's provincial election.
- 2 men arrested, charged in connection with Surrey City Centre shootingTwo men were arrested and charged in connection with a Surrey City Centre shooting, with police linking the incident to extortion and seeking public assistance to identify additional suspects.
- B.C. being warned the Ring of Fire is very active right nowB.C. is experiencing heightened seismic activity as part of the active Ring of Fire, with multiple large earthquakes reported globally, though experts say they are coincidental and not linked. Dr. John Cassidy emphasizes the region's earthquake risk and the importance of preparedness.
- Some airlines reduce fuel surcharges as oil falls, while others hold steadyCanadian airlines adjust fuel surcharges amid falling oil prices, with some reducing fees and others maintaining current rates.