📍 Vancouver · Sun, Jun 28, 2026 · 16 articles · 532

Condo Probe & Cultural Repatriation — Vancouver Sunday

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Overnight shooting in Surrey leaves man injured, suspect arrested. Surrey Police have arrested a suspect after a man was found with gunshot wounds inside a vehicle outside a home on 75 Ave. The victim sustained serious injuries but is currently stable in the hospital. The incident highlights ongoing public safety concerns in the area. ↗
  2. 12 arrests after World Cup match, but city remains calm. Vancouver police reported that, despite 12 arrests for minor offenses, fans largely behaved following the latest FIFA World Cup match. ↗

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Poilievre demands ethics probe into B.C. condo bailout. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called for a parliamentary investigation into the government's plan to buy unsold condos in Metro Vancouver. Concerns revolve around potential conflicts of interest involving Prime Minister Mark Carney. ↗

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Swiss collector aids in repatriation of Indigenous artifacts. A Swiss collector is collaborating with First Nations leaders to return a significant collection of Indigenous items to Canada. The collection, valued between $13-17 million, poses financial challenges for its full repatriation. ↗
  2. Hundreds protest planned AI data centres in Vancouver. Demonstrators marched through downtown Vancouver opposing the construction of new AI data centers, citing privacy and environmental concerns. ↗
  3. Lytton community seeks recovery years after devastating fire. The Lytton fire of 2021 remains a haunting memory for residents, but efforts to rebuild and reshape the community continue. ↗

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Four rescued near Vancouver airport, search for others ongoing. A search operation managed to rescue four individuals from the Strait of Georgia, thanks to a civilian vessel alert. The rescue took place 18 km southwest of the Vancouver International Airport. ↗

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Risk of glacial lake outburst endangers B.C. residents again. Increasingly warmer temperatures due to climate change have heightened the risk of a second glacial lake burst near Pemberton, causing concern among nearby property owners. ↗

📰 Also Today

  • Substance use education may begin in kindergarten. New recommendations urge early intervention. ↗
  • Cranbrook campaign warns of pet safety risks. Dog-friendly stickers aim to raise awareness. ↗
  • Canucks kickstart rebuild with new draft picks. Team aims for stronger, faster lineup. ↗
  • Poilievre questions condo deals's impact on pricing. Concerns over market intervention. ↗
  • Graduating class celebrates, mom groups reflect. A personal story behind the ceremonial day. ↗
  • Seafood chowder recipe unveiled. Kingfisher showcases delicious new dish. ↗
  • Burnaby rescuers head to Venezuela after quakes. Aid follows two devastating earthquakes. ↗
  • Evacuated owners defy orders near Pemberton. Glacial threats loom but locals stay put. ↗

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