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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Vancouver News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Vancouver with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From downtown developments to regional updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Vancouver. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Vancouver News Today is built for listeners who want reliable local news coverage in a quick, easy...
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Vancouver's World Cup Hosting Costs, Whitecaps Sale: Eby's Update
As the World Cup approaches, Vancouver awaits final hosting costs for B.C. Place, with Premier David Eby promising a full breakdown by months end. Meanwhile, stadium upgrades stayed under budget, and Eby highlights global investment opportunities. The Vancouver Whitecaps are up for sale, with a local bid backed by First Nations investors in the mix, as Eby and stakeholders plan to keep the team local.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 27s
BC Highway Patrol: 999 Tickets for Ignoring Move Over Law
British Columbia highway patrol issued 999 tickets for ignoring the slow down, move over law in April, with central B.C. receiving the majority. The rule requires drivers to reduce speed and move lanes when passing emergency vehicles. A close call in Coquitlam highlighted the importance of following the law. RCMP urges everyone to follow the rule all summer long for safer highways.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 30s
Abbotsford Farm Fun: Tulips, Cider & Goats
Abbotsford, a charming city near Vancouver, boasts over 1200 farms across 61,000 acres, producing half of BCs dairy. Its a perfect day trip for farm vibes and fresh eats. Maan Farms, a family-run operation, offers tulip forests, u-pick strawberries, and hot sauces. Taves Family Farms provides cider flights and fall pumpkin mazes. The Abbotsford Tulip Festival features stunning blooms and fair foods.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 28s
Burnaby Council Saves Michael J. Fox Theatre
Burnaby City Council allocates $300,000 to keep Michael J. Fox Theatre open through 2027, following a successful public campaign. The theatre, connected to Burnaby South Secondary, was at risk of closing to non-school events. The grant covers operating shortfalls for the next two years, providing time for the district to find a long-term solution. Talks are ongoing to revive a nonprofit society to manage the theatre, which could secure arts grants and fundraise. The city wont take full control without owning the building. Meanwhile, Burnaby is building a new Shadbolt Centre Theatre, set to open in 2027.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 36s
Haida Gwaii Quake: A Light Shake, No Damage
A magnitude four point zero earthquake struck off Haida Gwaiis coast, causing noticeable but harmless tremors in nearby communities. No damage was reported, and theres no tsunami threat. Residents described sudden thumps and screen wobbles, with no signs of future shakes expected.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 59s
Francisco's Fight: Cancer & Deportation
Francisco Barahona, a cancer-stricken resident of Surrey, faces deportation and a staggering $400,000 medical bill. Despite losing work permit coverage, hes received treatment and a reprieve from deportation. However, chemotherapy costs remain astronomical, with crowdfunding only covering a fraction. Supporters rally for better healthcare access, regardless of immigration status, as Barahonas case highlights the need for change.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 35s
Prairie Football Coach Steps Down, Search for New Leader Begins
Junior Miller, Prairie High Schools football coach, resigns after two seasons, citing a shift in his pro career. Despite a promising six-and-four record and postseason appearance, he couldnt commit the necessary time. Miller, a Prairie alum, remains a dedicated fan, and the Falcons look forward to building on their recent success.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 5s
Hamas' Planned Sexual Violence Exposed
Silenced No More report by Israeli non-profit reveals widespread sexual violence by Hamas during October 2021 attacks, based on over 400 testimonies and 2000 hours of video analysis. Thirteen patterns of abuse identified, including gang rapes, torture, and forced nudity. Commission head calls it a tactic to break people down. Report maps assaults at Nova music festival and hostage sites, with evidence of rape, harassment, burns, mutilations, and objects forced into victims. Push for accountability and focus on survivors voices.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 49s
Osoyoos Lake Drought Declared: What You Need to Know
Drought declared on Osoyoos Lake, Canada-U.S. border, due to low snowpack and dry weather. International Osoyoos Lake Board of Control raises water levels using Zosel Dam to capture spring runoff. Southern BC faces heatwave risks, with early snowmelt and warm spells. Washington state already in drought, and potential super El Niño could exacerbate conditions. Board monitors lake levels and river flows for adjustments as summer progresses.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 28s
AI Hub: Balancing Innovation & Safety in BC
Canadas BC province aims to become AI hub, announcing new data centers from Telus, backed by clean power from BC Hydro. However, leaders emphasize the need for strict rules and a solid return on public investments. The province seeks clear guidelines for companies to report AI tool usage in plotting harm, following a deadly shooting allegedly planned with ChatGPT. Excitement and caution coexist as BC offers cheap hydropower, but power demand could strain the grid without federal AI strength support. Telus plans to recycle waste heat for home heating, but experts question the sustainability and long-term job prospects of...
Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 56s
Minor Earthquake in Northern BC, No Damage Reported
Minor Earthquake in Northern BC, No Damage Reported
Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 37s
Alberta's Bike Lane Battle: Mayor vs. Province
Albertas government is proposing new legislation to regulate bike lane construction in cities like Calgary, causing a dispute with Mayor Jeromy Farkas. The bill, set to be released this fall, would require cities to assess traffic impacts and cyclist numbers before adding new lanes, potentially removing existing ones to prioritize car traffic. Farkas argues this is provincial overreach, citing safety concerns for children using bike routes to school. The province maintains it supports active transport but is investing in road expansions like the Deerfoot Trail. With hundreds of cyclists using Calgarys downtown network daily, even in winter, and an...
Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 7s
Vancouver's MLB Bid: Expressions of Interest Sought
Vancouver City Council Seeks MLB Expansion Bidder: A Call for Ownership Groups
Vancouvers city council is set to decide on a Major League Baseball bid by late July, following a call for expressions of interest from ownership groups by late June. The city aims to select a credible group with financial resources, expertise, and a solid plan to secure a franchise, build or renovate a stadium, and ensure community benefits. The process emphasizes no upfront taxpayer funding, with bidders handling financing and operations, while the city focuses on zoning, permits, and community standards. The road to MLB...
Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 29s
Topshee Promoted, New Navy Commander: Fresh Energy at Top
Vice-Admiral Angus Topshee, known for his candid approach, has been promoted to Vice Chief of Defence Staff, replacing Stephen Kelsey. Topshee, who previously warned about the navys readiness issues, is set to shape public views on the fleets future. Rear-Admiral Dan Charlebois takes over as the new navy commander, bringing fresh energy to the top ranks.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 7s
Altman Defends OpenAI Amid Musk's Lawsuit
Sam Altman, OpenAIs CEO, defends his leadership amid Elon Musks lawsuit, accusing Musk of control-hunger and altruistic motives. Their feud escalates in court, with OpenAIs shift to a for-profit model and upcoming public offerings under scrutiny. Altman addresses past board drama, including his ouster and insider gripes, as the AI race intensifies.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 14s
Vancouver's B.C. Place Gets $196M FIFA World Cup Upgrade
Vancouvers B.C. Place Stadium gets a $196M facelift for FIFA World Cup, set to host seven matches, with upgrades including fresh lounges, revamped locker rooms, and a temporary grass field, positioning it as a top destination for future events.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 4s
Pearl Jam's Ohana Return, Matt Cameron's New Groove
Pearl Jam Announces Comeback Gig: Matt Camerons New Project, Is This Real?, Also Making Waves
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 12s
Man Faces Gun Charges After Traffic Stop
Man Faces Gun Charges After Traffic Stop
Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 52s
Molestation Charges in Clark County Case
A Clark County judge sets high bail for Anna May Hartley, charged with child molestation and trafficking, linked to her husband and two others. The case unfolds following a cyber tip about child sex abuse material, leading to arrests and suicide. Prosecutors warn of victim safety, with Anna accused of transporting the child for nude sleepovers and possessing explicit photos. Her husband and another man face charges, as the case continues to unfold.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 30s
New Bus Loop Around Stanley Park: Public Feedback Needed
TransLinks new bus loop plan for Stanley Park, Vancouvers top green spot, aims to make park visits more accessible. The route, running weekends from mid-April to Labour Day, will circle the parks perimeter, connecting from Waterfront Station. Public feedback is being gathered through an online survey, with service potentially starting by 2027. Keep an eye on the survey for updates.
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Published: May 13, 2026Duration: 1m 8s