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Vancouver weather Aboveaverage temperatures expected over the weekend

The Vancouver weather forecast for the week starting Aug. 9, 2024, predicts plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures, with some cloudy periods. Highs range from 29 C on Friday to 18 C on Wednesday, with a chance of showers on Monday and Tuesday. Stay informed with V.I.A.’s Weatherhood for hyperlocal forecasts.

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Studio for 2.6K a month Confusion over affordable Vancouver rental units

New rental building in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighborhood offers units at high prices, sparking debate on affordability. Residents express shock at $2,600 for 393 sq ft unit, $3,200 for 555 sq ft, and $4,300 for 840 sq ft. Despite government loan for below-market rentals, prices are deemed too high for moderate-income renters. Applications open for September move-ins.

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Vancouver crime Man dies after assault in DTES CTV News

An assault in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside has turned into a homicide investigation after the victim died from his injuries. The incident occurred early Friday, with police responding to reports of a man in distress. The victim, a 23-year-old man, passed away in the hospital. Authorities believe the suspect and victim knew each other, and there is no current public safety risk. No arrests have been made.

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Victims lost 6M in scams targeting Vancouver Chinese community police

Vancouver police warn of scams targeting Chinese Canadian community, costing victims $6 million. Elderly targeted in phone scams posing as Chinese police, “blessing scams,” and fake job ads leading to investment or romance scams. Police investigating 26 incidents this year. Financial crimes unit involved, urging vigilance and reporting to non-emergency line if victimized.

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Crews called to massive fire at vacant Vancouver apartment building

A vacant Vancouver apartment building, previously gutted by fire a year ago, was engulfed in flames again. Vancouver Fire Rescue Services responded to heavy black smoke billowing from the three-storey structure. Over 40 firefighters contained the blaze, preventing it from spreading. The building had been a repeated fire hazard due to squatters entering. City officials stated the responsibility for the building’s safety lies with its owner.

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Victim succumbs to injuries after ‘serious assault’ in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

An assault in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside is now a homicide investigation after the victim died from his injuries. The incident occurred early Friday, with police responding to reports of a man in distress. The victim, a 23-year-old man, succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. Authorities believe the suspect and victim knew each other, and there is no public safety risk. No arrests have been made.

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Dunbar fire Collapsed crane removal could take 2 weeks CTV News

Residents displaced by a fire in Vancouver’s Dunbar neighborhood can return home if their houses are intact. However, it may take two weeks to reopen 41st Avenue due to a fallen crane. City officials confirm limited demolition for safety concerns. No serious injuries reported. Investigation ongoing. Emergency support provided to evacuees. Road closures expected for weeks. Cleanup efforts underway.

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‘We are seeing a change’ Vancouver forecast includes clouds, cooler temperatures and chance of showers

Metro Vancouver will experience a shift in weather patterns this week with the return of clouds and patchy showers after weeks of dry conditions. Temperatures will be more seasonal, peaking around 21 C. The unsettled weather is expected to continue into the second half of August, with temperatures possibly dropping below seasonal averages.

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Dunbar fire aftermath 2 houses destroyed, removing collapsed crane will take 2 weeks Globalnews.ca

City of Vancouver officials report residents displaced by a recent fire can return home, except for those in two properties severely damaged. The fire in Dunbar neighborhood damaged nine homes and caused a crane to collapse. Investigation ongoing, with crane removal expected in two weeks. Limited demolition for safety underway. About 10-11 people still displaced, receiving support services. Road closures in place.

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Meteor shower with fireballs to peak in Metro Vancouver, BC

The Perseid meteor shower is set to peak on Aug. 12, 2024, offering a dazzling display in Metro Vancouver with up to 75 shooting stars per hour. The shower originates from Comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle and will be visible until late August. Clear weather is expected, making it a great opportunity for skywatchers to enjoy the spectacle. (Words: 57)

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