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Dom Dolla, Fisher to headline 2026 FVDED music fest in Surrey

Dom Dolla, Fisher, Disco Lines, Griz and dozens of other dance music artists will pump up the volume at next summer’s FVDED in the Park festival in Surrey. Holland Park will again host the two-day concert on the weekend of July 3-4, 2026. Surrey’s largest annual ticketed music festival, FVDED typically attracts close to 25,000 […]

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Call for Christmas cards to brighten the holidays for Kamloops attack victim

Store bought, homemade, musical, colourful, sweet or funny, Kamloops mom Sue Simpson is calling for Christmas cards again to brighten the season for her adult son Jessie. Jessie was attacked in 2016 with a baseball bat and left in a coma. Nearly a year after the attack, Jessie woke up and has since defied the

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Heavy rain, strong winds forecast for parts of Lower Mainland, B.C. highways

It’s a rainy, windy Monday throughout the Lower Mainland, and Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for certain parts of the province. Rain, at times heavy, is expected throughout northern sections of Metro Vancouver — including including West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Coquitlam, Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge, as well as Howe Sound and the

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B.C. woman mistakenly calls 911 to order pizza, gets visit from police

A woman mistakenly called 911 while trying to order a pizza in Mission last week. According to Mission RCMP’s weekly “Community Connection” crime recap, the woman became “rather upset” when the 911 call-taker couldn’t help with her request and informed her that police would stop by to check on her. “911 is a simple, easy

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Winter blows in with travel warnings for multiple B.C. regions

Several weather warnings are in effect this morning for highway travel as wet and windy conditions move across B.C. Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for Highway 1, between Eagle Pass and Rogers Pass, with 20 to 30 centimetres of snow expected. Snowfall is expected to intensify by the afternoon and taper off overnight.

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