Vancouver FIFA World Cup bylaws now in effect across the city
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is just around the corner, and new bylaws are in effect across Vancouver. New rules have been introduced near BC Place and the FIFA Fan Festival site as the city prepares for the 350,000 fans...
Richmond Mounties arrest 15 during ‘Boost and Bust’ retail theft enforcement
Richmond RCMP arrested 15 individuals during a one-day retail theft enforcement operation on April 20. This was part of the detachment’s ongoing “Boost and Bust” initiative targeting property crime in Richmond’s downtown core. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER LIVE!...
BC Coroners Service releases data on unregulated drug-toxicity for March
Data reported by the BC Coroners Service for March 2026 saw 135 lives lost to suspected unregulated drug toxicity, equal to about 4.4 deaths per day. In 2026, deaths among those between the ages of 30 and 59 accounted for...
Dashcam video shows unsafe driving leading to vehicle impoundment near Chase
An Alberta man, on his way to Metro Vancouver, has to make new arrangements to continue his journey after a series of decisions, and alert witnesses, led to his car getting impounded. On Apil 28, around 5:45 p.m., police received...
Lightning strikes cause several new wildfires in B.C.’s Coastal Fire Centre
Several new wildfire starts in B.C.’s Coastal Fire Centre are believed to have been caused by lightning strikes after recent thunderstorms rolled in. Four wildfires — which are now burning out of control — were sparked by lightning in the...
Chinese diaspora in Vancouver showcases their sports spirit ahead of the FIFA World Cup
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, the Chinese diaspora in Vancouver will showcase their passion for sports amid Asian Heritage Month. Dr. Melissa Karmen Lee, the CEO of the Chinese Canadian Museum, says a special exhibition, which represents Chinese Canadians’...
Science World transforms ahead of the World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is fast approaching, and as finishing touches are placed on venues around Vancouver to prepare. One building is truly transforming to embrace the beautiful game. There are some noticeable changes being made to an iconic...
B.C. judge says former Mountie Majcher is not guilty of security charge
VANCOUVER — A B.C. Supreme Court judge has found former Mountie William Majcher not guilty of acting on behalf of the Chinese government in a plan to coerce a multimillionaire to return to China to face fraud charges. More coming....
BC Ferries unveil summer plans facing ‘reality’ of demand, fuel prices, and aging fleet
Ahead of the arrival of the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver, B.C. Ferries announced Wednesday its plan to manage what’s expected to be an early and increased peak season. Vice President of Strategy and Planning Brian Anderson said the company...
Construction to start for access road to Old Fort, B.C., after slide
British Columbia’s Ministry of Transportation says construction of a two-lane access road will begin on Friday after a landslide in the province’s northeast tore away part of the route last month, prompting an evacuation order. An update on the slide...
