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.
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Vancouver Is Awesome
Vancouver Aquarium launches sea otter pup webcam on little Tofino
Young sea otter pup Tofino, rescued this summer, is now a star at Vancouver Aquarium. A live stream on YouTube allows viewers to watch her in her new habitat. Tofino is currently alone in the tank but will join other otters once she grows and receives training.
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CityNews Vancouver
Oak Street lane closures planned for sewer upgrades
Drivers in Vancouver’s Marpole neighborhood should expect delays as sewer upgrades on Oak Street and West 70th Avenue will lead to lane closures from Aug. 22-27. The City of Vancouver advises finding alternate routes and allowing extra time for travel, with lane reductions continuing until spring 2025. Upgrades aim to support growth, climate change resilience, and water quality protection. Traffic updates available on 1130 NewsRadio Vancouver and online.
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CityNews Vancouver
Tree falls across two houses in East Vancouver
A tree fell across two houses in East Vancouver on East 10th Avenue near St. George Street. Vancouver Fire Rescue responded, and no injuries or structural damage were reported. Arborists were called in to cut down the fallen trees. The area has been secured with security tape, and there is no public hazard.
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Global News Toronto
Longtime historic downtown Vancouver business closing We are heartbroken
Dressew, a historic downtown Vancouver business since 1961, is closing due to various circumstances. Owner David McKie announced the sale of stock and building, expressing heartbreak over the closure. The store will continue to operate for now, with hopes of reopening in the future. The news has caused panic in the fashion industry, with plans for a petition to save the store.
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Daily Hive
“Jurassic Park” star spotted with local celebrity in Vancouver
Film star Sam Neill, known for Jurassic Park, is filming in Vancouver for the show Untamed. Vancouver historian Aaron Chapman met Neill and shared a photo. Neill has been enjoying live concerts in the city, including performances by George Thorogood, Robert Plant, JD Mcpherson, and Alison Krauss. Neill expressed his enjoyment on Instagram.
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CityNews Vancouver
Broadway businesses need tax break: Vancouver advocate
Vancouver business advocate criticizes city’s PSAs urging support for Broadway shops during subway extension. Neil Wyles calls for tax breaks instead of just encouraging residents to visit affected businesses. Businesses have suffered during the ongoing construction, with some seeing a significant drop in customer volume. Wyles suggests a tax break to help struggling businesses cope with the seven-year construction project.
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Daily Hive
10 amazing Vancouver arts events to check out in September
Discover 10 arts events in Vancouver this September, including the stɑl̓əw̓ Pow Wow featuring Indigenous dance and culture from September 13-15 at Langley Events Centre. Also, celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Vancouver Fringe Festival with over 70 acts and nightly entertainment at the Fringe Bar. Don’t miss out on these exciting cultural experiences!
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‘We are being poisoned’: Tenants ‘baffled’ at Vancouver’s inaction over apartment tower’s air quality problems
Residents in a Vancouver apartment building are suing landlords over poor air quality issues causing health problems. Complaints of faulty ventilation and mold growth have persisted for years, with tenants feeling ill from the air inside their homes.
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‘Don’t fall behind’: Vancouver scale model business continues to innovate while on the brink of extinction
Vancouver’s AB Scale Models, known for creating miniature models for real estate developers, faces extinction but continues to innovate. Co-founders Ming Yang and Sharon Xie work on projects like the new Oakridge Centre and Downtown Vancouver’s “Jenga” tower. Despite challenges, they strive to stay ahead in the industry.