Global News Toronto
Jasper damage map released as parks largest wildfire in 100 years rages
Residents and businesses in Jasper National Park received confirmation of property damage from a recent wildfire. Approximately 30% of structures were destroyed, with 358 out of 1,113 buildings impacted. The town’s incident commander expressed devastation over the loss, emphasizing the community’s unity in facing the aftermath. Rebuilding efforts are underway, with critical infrastructure intact. The wildfire, the largest in 100 years, continues to pose a threat, requiring ongoing firefighting efforts.
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CityNews Vancouver
Sam Reinhart brings the Stanley Cup home to West Vancouver
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Vancouver Is Awesome
Vancouver weather Organized rainstorm expected to drench city
Vancouver is set to experience its first rainstorm after a dry spell, with up to 20 mm of rainfall expected on Monday. The wet weather will continue into Tuesday before tapering off. Temperatures will be cooler, with highs around 18-21 C. The forecast includes a return to sunshine by Thursday. Stay informed with V.I.A.’s Weatherhood for hyperlocal forecasts.
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CTV News Vancouver
Vancouver fire department helps fill Kitsilano Pool ahead of planned reopening
Vancouver Fire Rescue Services quickly fill Kitsilano Pool to reopen for part of the summer after initial closure announcement. Mayor Ken Sim’s team found solution with help from local engineer and outside contracting company. Fire crews used special equipment to fill pool in 36 hours, a task that usually takes a week. Repair work costing $3 million ongoing, pool set to open on Aug. 7.
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The Weather Network
Beneficial rains fall across parts of B.C.
Beneficial rain forecasted for British Columbia, including Vancouver, after dry spell. Slick roads expected due to lack of recent precipitation. Heaviest rainfall likely in Central Coast and Elbow Region. Relief for areas dealing with wildfires. Wet pavement may be slippery as oils and dirt lift off asphalt. Rainfall expected to begin Sunday night and continue into Tuesday.