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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...
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Saskatoon Parking Fees Under Fire | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:50
Saskatoon’s Varsity View residents are bracing for a parking price shock as the city eyes steep fee hikes for its residential parking program — with annual permits jumping from $25 to $100 and visitor permits doubling — sparking backlash from locals who say they’re already paying high taxes and feel shafted by out-of-town workers using their streets to dodge campus fees. Listen in comfort: Get a d...
nLIGHT Lands $627M Defense Laser Deal | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:17
nLIGHT, the Camas-based laser tech giant, just landed a $44 million defense contract with the U.S. Department of War to build high-energy laser weapons — and that’s just the start. The deal could swell to a staggering $627 million, signaling massive growth and a major push into next-gen military tech. With 800 employees already, nLIGHT is poised to hire more engineers and technicians to meet deman...
Brunswick Fires Rage Through BC | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:34
Wildfires rage out in British Columbia’s Brunswick complex near Boston Bar, with Ainslie Creek fire exploding over 15,000 hectares. Crews battle relentless fire behavior under steep, mountainous terrain, aided by night-vision helicopters. Human-caused origins underscore the environmental toll, as evacuation alerts grip nearby towns. A brief respite with cooler temps and humidity may come, but hott...
Crane Snags Power Lines, Halts Traffic | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:28
A crane truck’s ill-timed turn sent power lines crashing down onto the Trans-Canada Highway, triggering a major traffic shutdown and plunging over 1,600 B.C. Hydro customers into darkness. A nearby brush fire was quickly extinguished by a bystander, and two other trucks narrowly avoided disaster—no injuries reported. Crews worked for hours to restore power and clear debris, while authorities urged...
Beef Price Fixing Settlement in Canada | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:52
If you’ve been buying beef in Canada since January 2015, you might be eligible for a potential $8 million class-action settlement over alleged price-fixing by major meat processors like JBS and National Beef. The suit claims these giants colluded to control supply and inflate prices — costing consumers more over time. While the settlement excludes restaurant purchases, it covers beef bought for pe...
Mystery Fire in Cainsville Ontario | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:13
A major fire erupted Thursday in Cainsville, Ontario, at a commercial recycling and waste management facility on Shaver Street, prompting a swift response from 25 volunteer firefighters and a smoke advisory for nearby residents. Though thick smoke was visible as far as Brantford, no injuries or environmental damage occurred, and the Ontario Fire Marshal wasn’t needed. The cause remains unknown, an...
Iran’s Airstrikes After U.S. Withdrawal | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 2:20
Iran’s skies erupted in mysterious airstrikes just after the U.S. declared its own campaign over — sparking global intrigue over who’s still firing shots. With oil prices cooling from a spike to $120 a barrel, the Strait of Hormuz remains the flashpoint, as Iran insists on control while the U.S. and Gulf allies urge ships to take a safer southern route. Iran retaliated by launching missiles across...
Iran's New Chapter After Khamenei's Death | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:39
Iran’s funeral for slain Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei drew massive crowds and global attention, showcasing defiance amid escalating tensions. His son, Mojtaba Khamenei, remains conspicuously absent from public view, fueling speculation about his health and role as Iran’s new leader. With U.S.-Iran peace talks in jeopardy and fresh U.S. strikes triggering Iranian retaliation against Gulf a...
Typhoon Bavi Heads for China | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:26
Typhoon Bavi barrels toward China’s east coast, packing 96 mph winds and poised to slam into land Saturday night south of Shanghai—after already weakening from supertyphoon strength. It’ll first douse Taiwan with rain, triggering school closures and flight cancellations, then sweep through remote Japanese islands. This follows a deadly chain of storms: Tropical Storm Maysak killed 39 in southern C...
Tacoma Bridge Closures This Summer | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:30
Lane closures hit Tacoma’s I-5 northbound this summer—July 11th and 18th, starting at 7 p.m., with all lanes shut by 11 p.m. The Port of Tacoma Road bridge and exit 136B will be closed; use exit 136A and detour via 20th St E & Pacific Hwy E. This is Phase 1 of a $64.6M project to build a new bridge and upgrade interchanges, wrapping up by July 2029. Plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and watch f...
Earnings, AI Chips, and Stock Surges | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:41
Stocks rally as Wall Street shifts focus to earnings, with Delta Air Lines delivering strong results despite fuel costs, while SK Hynix’s AI-driven surge stirs debate on sustainability. WD-40 soars on earnings beat, and Circle jumps after banking greenlight — all as oil prices hold amid global tensions. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Adverti...
Trump Lets Housing Bill Become Law | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:44
Trump shocks lawmakers by letting a major bipartisan housing bill become law without his signature, using it as leverage to pressure Congress over his stalled voter ID legislation. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act aims to tackle the nation’s 10-million-home shortage by speeding up construction, cutting red tape, and limiting corporate home purchases — a move praised by housing advocates despit...
Utah Judge Weighs Tyler Robinson’s Murder Case | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:41
In a high-stakes Utah courtroom, a judge weighs whether there’s enough evidence to convict Tyler Robinson of aggravated murder in the shooting death of Kirk, a politically influential Trump supporter at a packed university event. Defense lawyers aggressively challenged key evidence — including inconclusive ballistics and contested DNA — while prosecutors pushed for a death penalty-eligible charge,...
Wolves, Shootings, and Legal Gray Areas | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 2:21
Wolves in southeast Washington are at the center of a tense wildlife management drama: after a livestock attack, officials approved killing one wolf — only to find another already dead, likely shot illegally. They proceeded with the second kill, sparking debate over whether they should’ve waited. The state’s outdated “Caught in the Act” rule, which allows livestock owners to shoot wolves without p...
Trump Shuffles Election Commission | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:45
Trump shocks the election world by axing two Democratic commissioners from the bipartisan Election Assistance Commission — a key federal body overseeing voting systems and grants — just as midterms loom, leaving the panel down to one member and raising alarms about election integrity and bureaucratic paralysis. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn....
Wildfire Near Vantage Now Contained | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:02
A wildfire near Vantage, Washington, has been mostly contained after burning 800 acres and destroying two homes—no injuries reported. Believed to have started accidentally from a vehicle on Vantage Highway, the driver is cooperating with authorities. Evacuation orders were lifted Wednesday night, shifting from “go now” to “be ready.” I-90 reopened, but Vantage Highway stayed closed Thursday due to...
Kia Telluride Seat Fire Recall | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:32
Kia’s issuing a second recall for nearly 463,000 Telluride SUVs after fires were reported under the passenger seat — this time due to faulty repairs from last year’s fix. Dealers mishandled the initial fix, so Kia’s rolling out a new solution: installing a new electronic fuse assembly to prevent overheating. Eighteen incidents have been reported since October 2023, with no injuries or crashes, but...
AI-Generated Van Image Sparks Investigation | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:43
A child abduction attempt in Lake George, New Brunswick, has sparked online rumors fueled by a fake AI-generated image — the RCMP has confirmed it’s not real. The real incident occurred Thursday morning between 10:45 and 11:05 AM, when a white passenger van with rust, scratches, and a Nova Scotia plate (possibly ending in 28) tried to lure a 10-year-old girl inside. The van had a dog sticker, and...
Tatyanna’s Case Exposes Systemic Failures | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:48
Tatyanna Harrison’s tragic death has exposed devastating failures in the system: her body, found on a yacht in Richmond, was never properly examined for sexual assault, her case was mishandled across jurisdictions, and her family was denied basic rights — including knowing where her remains were buried. Despite low fentanyl levels, an initial coroner blamed overdose, while an independent pathologi...
The Hidden Trap of Online Exploitation | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:27
A dangerous online trap is hiding in plain sight: trading explicit photos for gifts or rides can quickly spiral into sex trafficking, with predators using manipulation and escalating demands to control victims—often leading to self-harm, suicide, or even death. This exploitation starts with online trust and can force teens into life-threatening situations, highlighting the urgent need for awarenes...
Paramedics and Patient Lost in Tragic Collision | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:37
Two P.E.I. paramedics and a patient tragically lost their lives in a collision in New Brunswick, sparking a heartfelt community response. A solemn procession will carry them home across the Confederation Bridge, stopping in New Glasgow and other locations before their final resting places. Departing Saint John at 1 p.m., the route is expected to cross into P.E.I. by 3:30 p.m., with arrival in New...
Clark County Restaurant Health Scores Revealed | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:22
Got a craving? Check the scores first—Clark County’s latest restaurant health ratings reveal who’s nailing food safety and who’s slipping. Zero is perfect, 100+ means shut down. Break Room 805, Domino’s, Foode Café, Fred Meyer, and Honu Hawaiian Shave Ice all earned flawless zeros. Meanwhile, Peach Tree Restaurant scored 88 and Dairy Queen 55—red flags for diners and drivers alike. Health inspecto...
Canadians Back Carney Despite Sluggish Economy | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:35
Mark Carney’s leadership comes amid Canada’s slowest economic growth in 63 years—nearly zero percent GDP growth for two straight quarters—but a surprising 60% of Canadians still rate him positively on economic management. While global trade tensions and tight immigration policies contributed to the slowdown, voters are blaming external factors more than Carney himself. Despite criticism over his e...
Pallet Coffee Opens in Olympic Village | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:20
Olympic Village just got a caffeine upgrade with Pallet Coffee Roasters opening its doors on July 9th in the former Starbucks spot. Bright, spacious, and designed for relaxation, the café blends cozy vibes with a view of the bustling street outside. Locals are already flocking in—laptops, books, and friends in tow—to sip specialty brews, enjoy baked goods, and grab branded merch. Don’t miss the “G...
Can Vancouver Keep the World Cup Vibe | Vancouver News 10.07.2026 1:31
Vancouver’s World Cup buzz turned streets into stadiums—and city leaders are now racing to keep the party alive. Granville Mall’s pedestrian zone and extended patios sparked record sales for nearby restaurants, while hotels saw surprisingly quiet stays. But without global crowds, the question looms: can this fleeting energy become a lasting vibe? Officials eye festivals and cultural events to buil...
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