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CBC + Global News + Daily Hive
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Series of storms to arrive on B.C.’s coast over the next week
Global BC meteorologist Mark Madryga said well-defined frontal systems will sweep through all coastal areas starting on Thursday night. -
Kelowna hair salon closing after years of crime and social disorder
For nearly five decades, Pat Cudmore has made a career out of helping people feel good when they leave her chair. Now, the Kelowna hairstylist is facing an uncertain future -
Mexican judge arrested on allegations he accepted bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
The U.S. Department of Justice says Luis Benitez Alcantara is accused of using his official position to secure the release of Andrew Clark, a 36-year-old Canadian man. -
Toronto and Vancouver saw first rent increase in nearly 3 years, report says
The average asking rent for all residential property types in Canada was $2,036 in October, a report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation showed on Thursday. -
B.C. soldier’s remains return home after deadly fire at CFB Wainwright
Dozens lined the streets to pay their respects to the 23-year-old Aidan Goulding, who served with the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Edmonton. -
Mother and daughter believed to be killed in grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola
A family member started the fundraiser and said Jenny Balcarras recently moved to Bella Coola to start a new career and begin a new chapter in her life. -
Ladner Truck overpass strike snarls traffic along Highway 99
The Ladner Trunk overpass on Highway 99 was hit by a tractor-trailer on Wednesday morning and traffic in the area is now heavily backed up. -
Fire under Gilmore SkyTrain Station affects commuters on Wednesday
TransLink said service on the Millennium Line was affected in both directions between Holdom Station and Rupert Station and a bus bridge was set up at a detour. -
20 hurt in northern B.C. bus crash, Code Orange issued at hospitals
Police received a call at 9:10 a.m. about a single-vehicle collision on Highway 39 about four kilometres south of Mackenzie, BC Highway Patrol said in a statement. -
This $1.7M Vancouver home has an auction reserve of $72K. Yes, there’s a catch
The property is among 116 listed for auction by Vancouver in this year's tax sale, in which properties whose owners have not paid their taxes for three years are auctioned off. -
Another Vancouver Sport Chek store is closing its doors
Another Vancouver Sport Chek location is closing down. The franchise’s store on Southwest Marine Drive, at 8125 Ontario St., has bright yellow “store closing” signs posted on the … -
Vancouver rent just saw its first annual increase in nearly three years
Vancouver rent has seen declines for 34 consecutive months, but it looks like that trend might be abating. Rentals.ca and Urbanation released their latest National Rent Report, lo… -
Heavy rainfall warning issued for Vancouver as more storms on the way
The first week of November has been a wet one in the forecast, but things are about to get even more soaked with a new rainfall warning. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECC… -
Everyone is making fun of the generic jerseys Canada's hockey team is being forced to wear
Canada’s women’s hockey team will look a little different when they take the ice at the IIHF Women’s World Championship this weekend. And hockey fans aren’t exactly impressed with… -
How well does Canada rank globally on justice and the rule of law?
A new report puts Canada ahead of most countries when it comes to upholding the rule of law. World Justice Project (WJP) is a non-profit advocating for the advancement of the rule… -
Canucks' Pettersson on pace for painful record-breaking season
Getting hit by a puck hurts. NHL players regularly fire the frozen rubber disc at speeds upwards of 90 miles per hour. Goaltenders cover themselves head to toe in heavy-duty pads … -
Nearly a quarter of B.C. millennials don't think retirement is an option
A new report reveals a significant portion of B.C. millennials are concerned about their ability to retire. Haventree Bank, in partnership with Angus Reid, asked 1,000 Canadians b… -
WWE coming to Vancouver with huge event leading up to Royal Rumble
WWE is returning to Vancouver in the new year for a huge show leading up to one of the company’s biggest Premium Live Events of 2027 The professional wrestling and entertainment b… -
Vancouver eatery named the best Japanese restaurant in North America
Following the news of Baan Lao being named the best restaurant in North America, another local spot has also received a pretty prestigious accolade. Masayoshi, located in Vancouve… -
New to skiing? This Canadian resort was just crowned best for beginners
It’ll be winter before you know it, and if your goal this upcoming season is to finally learn how to ski, there’s one Canadian destination you should add to your bucket list. The …
Daily Hive + Global News + CBC
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Another Vancouver Sport Chek store is closing its doors
Another Vancouver Sport Chek location is closing down. The franchise’s store on Southwest Marine Drive, at 8125 Ontario St., has bright yellow “store closing” signs posted on the … -
Vancouver rent just saw its first annual increase in nearly three years
Vancouver rent has seen declines for 34 consecutive months, but it looks like that trend might be abating. Rentals.ca and Urbanation released their latest National Rent Report, lo…
-
Heavy rainfall warning issued for Vancouver as more storms on the way
The first week of November has been a wet one in the forecast, but things are about to get even more soaked with a new rainfall warning. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECC…
-
Everyone is making fun of the generic jerseys Canada's hockey team is being forced to wear
Canada’s women’s hockey team will look a little different when they take the ice at the IIHF Women’s World Championship this weekend. And hockey fans aren’t exactly impressed with…
-
How well does Canada rank globally on justice and the rule of law?
A new report puts Canada ahead of most countries when it comes to upholding the rule of law. World Justice Project (WJP) is a non-profit advocating for the advancement of the rule…
-
Canucks' Pettersson on pace for painful record-breaking season
Getting hit by a puck hurts. NHL players regularly fire the frozen rubber disc at speeds upwards of 90 miles per hour. Goaltenders cover themselves head to toe in heavy-duty pads …
-
Nearly a quarter of B.C. millennials don't think retirement is an option
A new report reveals a significant portion of B.C. millennials are concerned about their ability to retire. Haventree Bank, in partnership with Angus Reid, asked 1,000 Canadians b…
-
WWE coming to Vancouver with huge event leading up to Royal Rumble
WWE is returning to Vancouver in the new year for a huge show leading up to one of the company’s biggest Premium Live Events of 2027 The professional wrestling and entertainment b…
-
Vancouver eatery named the best Japanese restaurant in North America
Following the news of Baan Lao being named the best restaurant in North America, another local spot has also received a pretty prestigious accolade. Masayoshi, located in Vancouve…
-
New to skiing? This Canadian resort was just crowned best for beginners
It’ll be winter before you know it, and if your goal this upcoming season is to finally learn how to ski, there’s one Canadian destination you should add to your bucket list. The …
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5 online stores to buy an engagement ring for a holiday proposal
The holiday season is always a popular time to pop the question — it’s a time when everything feels magical. But finding the perfect engagement ring isn’t always easy. Luckily, th… -
Vancouver restaurant to close due to rising rent, wages, and food costs
After four years of operation, Frying Pan on Denman announced that it will be closing its doors this weekend. “On Sept. 22, 2022, we opened the doors of Frying Pan on Denman with … -
Former Canucks forward Evander Kane bolts to Russia
Evander Kane’s final stop in the NHL was with his hometown Vancouver Canucks. Kane’s agent, Dan Milstein, broke the news on the DFO Insider podcast on Wednesday that the 35-year-o… -
Paramedic attacked by stranger in downtown Vancouver while on duty
The latest stranger attack in downtown Vancouver left a paramedic injured and a man arrested following the alleged assault. According to the Vancouver Police Department (VPD), a p… -
Former Blue Jays player gets elected in U.S. midterms
The United States held their 2026 midterm elections on Tuesday, and a former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher came out victorious. It was another tense election night for our neighbours … -
Feared NHL fighter looks like a child next to Shaquille O’Neal
It’s not often, if ever, that somebody can make Ryan Reaves look small. The recently retired 39-year-old was one of the NHL’s most feared enforcers throughout his 962-game career.… -
Dollarama products Canadians say just aren't worth the money
Online forums dedicated to Dollarama are full of recommendations for some of the best things to buy at the popular Canadian discount chain. Whether it’s an unexpected name-brand f… -
These Canadian provinces have the worst and best access to health care
Where you live in Canada could make a huge difference in how easily you can access doctors, hospitals, and other health-care services. A new study has revealed which provinces are… -
15 fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend: Nov. 6 to 8
Another week has come and gone, leaving Vancouverites with another weekend filled with great things to do. Here are 15 fun events around Vancouver from Nov. 6 to 8, including Bear… -
More Canadians say they're financially worse off than a year ago
Canadians continue to feel pressure on their wallets, with more reporting that they are worse off financially than a year ago. That’s according to a recently published report from…
CBC + Global News + Daily Hive
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Series of storms to arrive on B.C.’s coast over the next week
Global BC meteorologist Mark Madryga said well-defined frontal systems will sweep through all coastal areas starting on Thursday night.
-
Kelowna hair salon closing after years of crime and social disorder
For nearly five decades, Pat Cudmore has made a career out of helping people feel good when they leave her chair. Now, the Kelowna hairstylist is facing an uncertain future
-
Mexican judge arrested on allegations he accepted bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
The U.S. Department of Justice says Luis Benitez Alcantara is accused of using his official position to secure the release of Andrew Clark, a 36-year-old Canadian man.
-
Toronto and Vancouver saw first rent increase in nearly 3 years, report says
The average asking rent for all residential property types in Canada was $2,036 in October, a report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation showed on Thursday.
-
B.C. soldier’s remains return home after deadly fire at CFB Wainwright
Dozens lined the streets to pay their respects to the 23-year-old Aidan Goulding, who served with the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Edmonton.
-
Mother and daughter believed to be killed in grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola
A family member started the fundraiser and said Jenny Balcarras recently moved to Bella Coola to start a new career and begin a new chapter in her life.
-
Ladner Truck overpass strike snarls traffic along Highway 99
The Ladner Trunk overpass on Highway 99 was hit by a tractor-trailer on Wednesday morning and traffic in the area is now heavily backed up.
-
Fire under Gilmore SkyTrain Station affects commuters on Wednesday
TransLink said service on the Millennium Line was affected in both directions between Holdom Station and Rupert Station and a bus bridge was set up at a detour.
-
20 hurt in northern B.C. bus crash, Code Orange issued at hospitals
Police received a call at 9:10 a.m. about a single-vehicle collision on Highway 39 about four kilometres south of Mackenzie, BC Highway Patrol said in a statement.
-
This $1.7M Vancouver home has an auction reserve of $72K. Yes, there’s a catch
The property is among 116 listed for auction by Vancouver in this year's tax sale, in which properties whose owners have not paid their taxes for three years are auctioned off.
-
Another Vancouver Sport Chek store is closing its doors
Another Vancouver Sport Chek location is closing down. The franchise’s store on Southwest Marine Drive, at 8125 Ontario St., has bright yellow “store closing” signs posted on the …
-
Vancouver rent just saw its first annual increase in nearly three years
Vancouver rent has seen declines for 34 consecutive months, but it looks like that trend might be abating. Rentals.ca and Urbanation released their latest National Rent Report, lo…
-
Heavy rainfall warning issued for Vancouver as more storms on the way
The first week of November has been a wet one in the forecast, but things are about to get even more soaked with a new rainfall warning. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECC…
-
Everyone is making fun of the generic jerseys Canada's hockey team is being forced to wear
Canada’s women’s hockey team will look a little different when they take the ice at the IIHF Women’s World Championship this weekend. And hockey fans aren’t exactly impressed with…
-
How well does Canada rank globally on justice and the rule of law?
A new report puts Canada ahead of most countries when it comes to upholding the rule of law. World Justice Project (WJP) is a non-profit advocating for the advancement of the rule…
-
Canucks' Pettersson on pace for painful record-breaking season
Getting hit by a puck hurts. NHL players regularly fire the frozen rubber disc at speeds upwards of 90 miles per hour. Goaltenders cover themselves head to toe in heavy-duty pads …
-
Nearly a quarter of B.C. millennials don't think retirement is an option
A new report reveals a significant portion of B.C. millennials are concerned about their ability to retire. Haventree Bank, in partnership with Angus Reid, asked 1,000 Canadians b…
-
WWE coming to Vancouver with huge event leading up to Royal Rumble
WWE is returning to Vancouver in the new year for a huge show leading up to one of the company’s biggest Premium Live Events of 2027 The professional wrestling and entertainment b…
-
Vancouver eatery named the best Japanese restaurant in North America
Following the news of Baan Lao being named the best restaurant in North America, another local spot has also received a pretty prestigious accolade. Masayoshi, located in Vancouve…
-
New to skiing? This Canadian resort was just crowned best for beginners
It’ll be winter before you know it, and if your goal this upcoming season is to finally learn how to ski, there’s one Canadian destination you should add to your bucket list. The …