CityNews Vancouver
Vancouver bboy Phil Wizard always had something special coach
Vancouver b-boy Phillip Kim, known as “Phil Wizard,” made history by winning the first-ever gold medal in men’s breakdancing at the 2024 Paris Olympics. His former coach, Jheric Hizon, credits Kim’s hard work and unique style for his success. Kim, who started breakdancing as a child, continues to train at Boogaloo Academy in Vancouver. Hizon and co-founder Anita Perel-Panar are proud of Kim’s achievements and describe him as a dedicated and respectful individual.
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The Night Olivia Rodrigo Became Vancouvers Prom Queen
Olivia Rodrigo’s arena tour debut wows fans with energetic performance, emotional hits like “drivers license.” Fans praise her relatable lyrics and engaging stage presence, with a mix of rock tunes and heartfelt ballads. Rodrigo’s connection with the audience shines through, making it a memorable concert experience.
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CTV News Vancouver
Cyclists warned after wire strung across lane on Second Narrows Bridge
The RCMP is investigating after wire was strung across a bike lane on Second Narrows Bridge in North Vancouver. A cyclist removed the wire to prevent injuries. The incident is considered suspicious, and authorities are asking for information from witnesses. The wire was positioned at head level and struck a cyclist’s helmet. Anyone with information can contact North Vancouver RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
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Global News Toronto
West Vancouver mayor pledges ‘positive solution’ to controversial sale of public beach access BC Globalnews.ca
Residents of West Vancouver protested the sale of a public beach access at city council, demanding the deal be canceled. The district plans to sell the path to Altamont Beach along with vacant land. Concerns were raised about the lack of transparency in the sale process. Mayor Sagar assured a positive resolution, with details to be discussed in September.
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CTV News Vancouver
Resident details harrowing moment crane fell on neighbour’s home during Vancouver fire
A fire broke out at an under-construction apartment building in Vancouver, causing a crane to fall onto a neighbor’s home. Grace Wuschke alerted firefighters to rescue her neighbor trapped inside. The crane removal may take two weeks. Despite the damage, no serious injuries occurred. Wuschke emphasized the importance of lives over material possessions.
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CityNews Vancouver
North Vancouver RCMP investigates wire on bike path
Man narrowly avoids wire strung across bike path in North Vancouver, RCMP investigating. Cyclist recounts close call, wire removed. Motive unknown, police urge vigilance. No injuries reported. Cycling advocate emphasizes rare occurrence, advises safety precautions. Public urged to report any suspicious activity. Police seeking information, ask for public’s help.
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CTV News Vancouver
World Supercross Championship heading to Vancouver this fall
The World Supercross Championship (WSX) will kick off its season at BC Place on Oct. 26, promising thrilling competition, stunts, music, and pyrotechnics. CEO Tom Burwell describes it as a visceral experience suitable for all ages. Vancouver will be the only North American stop this year, with other stops in Perth and Abu Dhabi. Tickets for the event go on sale on Aug. 16.
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Global News
Police seek man who allegedly assaulted senior at playground in North Vancouver
Police in North Vancouver seek public help to identify a suspect captured on CCTV assaulting a senior at a playground. The victim was attacked for disposing of his dog’s waste in a trash can. Witnesses intervened, and the victim was taken to the hospital. The suspect fled with a child on a bicycle. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact North Vancouver RCMP.
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Global News
Police seek man who allegedly assaulted senior at playground in North Vancouver BC Globalnews.ca
Police in North Vancouver seek public help to identify a suspect captured on CCTV in an assault at a playground. A senior was attacked for bringing his dog to dispose of waste. Witnesses intervened, and the victim was taken to the hospital. The suspect fled with a child on a bicycle. Police urge anyone with information to contact them.
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CTV News Vancouver
13 people charged with mischief for proPalestinian protest in Vancouver
Thirteen individuals charged for mischief at a pro-Palestinian protest in Vancouver. Police approved charges following a May 31 demonstration where protesters blocked an intersection and railway crossing. Vancouver police spokesperson emphasized the risks of unlawful protests. British Columbia Civil Liberties Association to file a complaint against police for alleged excessive force. Protest organizer claims police used aggressive tactics. Scheduled court appearance for charged individuals on Sept. 9.