CTV News Vancouver
East Vancouver apartment building to be demolished after latest fire
An East Vancouver apartment building, plagued by fires since July 2023, will be demolished after the latest blaze on 414 East 10th Ave. City officials took action following the third fire, which sent black smoke over the neighborhood. The building, uninhabited since the last major fire, will be torn down due to safety concerns.
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Fraser Valley Today
Vancouver Whitecaps acquire Colombian youth international wingback Edier Ocampo
Vancouver Whitecaps FC are in the process of acquiring Colombian player Edier Ocampo from Atletico Nacional. Ocampo, a product of Nacional’s academy, is set to make his debut in club football outside Colombia. The midfielder is eager to join the team and aims to achieve success with the support of fans. Vancouver’s upcoming match is against Los Angeles FC on Aug. 24.
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Vancouver Is Awesome
Collapsed crane at fire site will block Vancouver street for ‘at least a week’
A crane collapse blocks West 41st Avenue in Vancouver after a fire. The road will be closed for at least a week for removal efforts involving various organizations. Displaced residents can return home, except for five houses deemed unsafe. Cleanup and safety measures are ongoing.
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Global News Toronto
Questions about the ABC Party at Vancouver City Hall
Global BC reported a controversy at Vancouver City Hall over the integrity commissioner’s role. Mayor Ken Sim and his ABC majority postponed a decision on Commissioner Lisa Southern’s future. The Vancouver School Board chair has left ABC to be an independent, raising further questions. Catherine Urquhart covers the story.
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Global News Toronto
Some residents still displaced after destructive Dunbar fire
Fire crews in Vancouver’s Dunbar neighbourhood continue to extinguish hotspots two days after a fire. Most residents have returned home, but some remain displaced with no set timeline for their return.
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CityNews Vancouver
Vancouver Police investigating serious Downtown Eastside incident
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a fatal stabbing in the Downtown Eastside. Details are still unconfirmed. Police have blocked off an alleyway and the Forensic Identification Unit is on the scene.
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CityNews Vancouver
Vancouver Police investigate Downtown Eastside homicide sources
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a fatal stabbing in Downtown Eastside. Details are still unconfirmed. Police have cordoned off the area for investigation.
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CityNews Vancouver
Vancouver Police investigate Downtown Eastside assault
The Vancouver Police Department refutes initial reports of a fatal stabbing in Downtown Eastside, stating the victim is in critical condition. The VPD is investigating a serious assault in the area, with limited details available. The victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. The suspect and victim are believed to have known each other, and there is no public safety risk. Investigation ongoing.
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Vancouver Is Awesome
Vancouver weather Forecast includes soaring temperatures
Beach weather ahead for Vancouver locals this week, with temperatures in the early 30s. Clear skies and warm temperatures expected, following a sunny weekend. Weekend forecast includes clear skies, highs in the mid-20s, and a chance of light showers on Monday. Stay updated with V.I.A.’s Weatherhood for hyperlocal forecasts.
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CTV News Vancouver
‘No one should ever have to see that’ B.C. couple calls for action after fatal dog attack
A small dog named Sky was mauled to death by a larger dog in Stanley Park, leaving the family heartbroken. Witnesses captured the horrific incident on video, with the alleged owner of the larger dog fleeing the scene. Calls for stricter regulations on dog owners and consequences for the responsible party are being made. Authorities are investigating, and potential legal actions may range from fines to criminal charges.