CTV News Vancouver
Credit union attempting foreclosure on fireravaged Vancouver property
Vancity files foreclosure against owners of fire-prone building in Vancouver. Owners face court for non-compliance with orders. Credit union claims $1.6 million owed. Owners failed to maintain insurance and remediate after fires. City demolished building and will bill owners. Ren drove over firehose during third fire.
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Global News Toronto
Light Up Chinatown returns to Vancouver 1 year after triple stabbing
Organizers of Light Up Chinatown! festival are determined to continue after last year’s tragedy. Despite a stabbing incident, they emphasize resilience and community support. The suspect, released from a psychiatric hospital, faces charges. The community and officials are working to enhance safety measures. The festival aims to bring people back to Chinatown post-pandemic.
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news.yvr.ca
Oak Street lane closures, expect delays and use alternate routes
The City of Vancouver is upgrading sewers along Oak Street from 2023 to 2025. Lane reductions from 64th to 70th Avenue from Aug 22-27, 2024, with ongoing restrictions until spring 2025. Delays expected, alternate routes advised. Consider Canada Line or extra time for airport travel. For more info, visit City of Vancouver’s website.
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Rugby Canada
MATCH DAY ROSTER NAMED FOR CANADA’S MEN’S RUGBY TEAM VERSUS JAPAN IN VANCOUVER
Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team’s match day roster for the Pacific Nations Cup opener against Japan in Vancouver has been announced by Head Coach Kingsley Jones. The match on August 25 at BC Place will feature new players like Kaden Duguid and Calixto Martinez, alongside returning players Izzak Kelly and Matthew Oworu. The team is eager for the challenge and excited to play on home soil.
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Global News Toronto
Lower gas prices in Metro Vancouver linked to TMX pipeline report
Lower gas prices in Metro Vancouver are attributed to the TMX pipeline, with prices 30 cents cheaper than last summer. The CD Howe Institute report suggests the pipeline’s increased supply is a factor. B.C. Premier David Eby questions this claim, citing a previous report on gas differentials. The report also calls for a national transportation infrastructure strategy for Canada.
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Vancouver Is Awesome
Vancouver cop’s actions in pedestrian collision referred to prosecutors
A Vancouver police officer collided with a female pedestrian on Commercial Drive. The Independent Investigations Office reported the incident to Crown prosecutors, suspecting the officer of committing an offense. The woman declined immediate medical assistance but later sought treatment independently. The officer may face charges pending further investigation. The IIO oversees police incidents resulting in serious harm or death.
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CTV News Vancouver
Light Up Chinatown festival returns to Vancouver
The Light Up Chinatown festival in Vancouver features food, entertainment, live music, and a new “Hawkers Lane” market with street food by local chefs. Attendees can participate in a passport program for prizes. Organizers prioritize safety after a previous stabbing incident. The event runs this weekend on Columbia Street. Around 16,000 people attended last year, and organizers hope for a similar turnout.
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Delta Optimist
West Coast Express commuter rail in Metro Vancouver returning Monday morning, for now
The West Coast Express will resume service on Monday after a rail dispute, but delays are expected due to freight train backlog. Teamsters union plans to appeal the ruling allowing the federal government to end job action at CN Rail and CPKC.
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Delta Optimist
Is the West Coast Express running after the labour dispute
West Coast Express to resume service on Monday after rail dispute ruling. Commuters may face delays due to freight train backlog. Teamsters union plans to appeal decision.
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CTV News Vancouver
West Coast Express will run Monday after rail employees ordered back to work
The West Coast Express will resume operations on Monday after rail workers were ordered back to work following a country-wide shutdown. The Canada Industrial Relations Board imposed binding arbitration for all parties involved, ending the work stoppage at Canadian Pacific Kansas City and Canadian National Railway. The Teamsters union plans to appeal the ruling in court.