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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

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,

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1:26

Settlers Siege Palestinian Homes | Vancouver News

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2026/08/14

For five straight nights, Israeli settlers have besieged three Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank, cutting off water, electricity, and escape routes—forcing families to survive on well water while dozens of settlers camp outside, turning their own homes into prisons of fear and deprivation.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based

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1:15

Trump Admin Pushes New Homelessness Guidelines |...

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/14

The Trump administration is rolling out a bold new playbook for tackling homelessness, led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who openly dismisses “housing-first” models as costly failures. The “Best Practices Toolkit” urges cities to move beyond just providing shelter and instead adopt a more targeted, cost-effective approach — aiming to deliver better results while saving taxpayer dollars. As homelessness surges nationwide, this controversial guide seeks to reshape

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1:09

Trump’s Secret Plane Switch | Vancouver News

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2026/08/14

President Trump allegedly pulled off a high-stakes, behind-the-scenes maneuver in Turkey—hiding in a catering truck to board a different plane while Air Force One flew overhead as a decoy. Claims of a real threat clash with his insistence he wasn’t scared, sparking wild speculation about whether it was genuine security protocol or a bold, theatrical move. With officials staying silent and details still murky, the episode leaves listeners wondering: Was this a calculated risk—or just another

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1:53

Stork in Eclipse: A Year of Planning | Vancouver News

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2026/08/14

Photographer Liron Gertsman chased the solar eclipse across Spain, spending ten days meticulously planning to capture a bird against totality — and pulled off the shot in a heart-pounding 30-second window with a white stork. This wasn’t luck — it was years of precision, no digital tricks, and the payoff? A jaw-dropping image that echoes his 2025 Bird Photographer of the Year win. With a portfolio spanning dolphins, northern lights, and nebulae, Gertsman turns cosmic events into living

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1:39

Highlining: Walking the Line Above the World |...

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2026/08/13

Highlining isn’t just a daring tightrope walk—it’s a global community thriving in places like Squamish, where adrenaline meets awe at 700 meters above sea level. From California’s Austin Dickens to Colorado’s Lily Candocia, participants describe it as the ultimate freedom: you, the line, and the sky. With roots in niche adventure, it’s grown into a sanctuary for mental resilience, where facing fear builds strength and human connection. Every August, hundreds gather on the Stawamus Chief to push

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1:47

BC Tax Plan Faces Internal Pushback | Vancouver News

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2026/08/13

British Columbia’s new 7% PST on professional services like accounting and engineering is set to launch October 1st, aiming to raise $1.4 billion over three years to fund healthcare and education amid a $13 billion deficit. But an all-party finance committee — including three NDP members — has recommended scrapping the plan after hearing from thousands of business owners and stakeholders. Critics argue the move signals internal government division and could hurt a fragile economy, while the

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1:41

Band Demands Pause on Mining in Ashnola | Vancouver News

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2026/08/13

The Lower Similkameen Indian Band is fighting to protect the Ashnola watershed — one of the last pristine river systems in the region — after declaring it an Indigenous Protected Area in 2022. Despite planting over a million seedlings and leading restoration efforts following a devastating 2023 wildfire, they’re facing a surge in new mining claims, calling it a “new gold rush.” Their requests for a pause on new claims have been ignored, and mining companies are bypassing them entirely — even

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1:05

Fly High This Saturday at Pearson Field | Vancouver News

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

This Saturday, Pearson Field hosts a free, family-friendly aviation extravaganza packed with history, fun, and flight! From 10 AM to 3 PM, explore vintage aircraft, flight simulators, guided tours, and classic cars—all while soaking in live music, aviation art, and a paper airplane showdown. Hear from historian Martin Middlewood and dive into Civil Air Patrol lore. Plus, grab WINGS credit courses for learning on the go and fuel up with food vendors. Perfect for plane lovers, history buffs, or

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1:37

Support Summerland’s Farmers and Winemakers |...

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

The Bald Range wildfire is still out of control, forcing over 20,000 people from their homes and threatening the heart of BC’s agricultural heritage. Summerland — home to generations of farmers, winemakers, and small businesses — is under evacuation orders with no return date in sight. Beyond lost homes, families are losing livelihoods and decades of history tied to the land. The ripple effect hits every local business: restaurants, cideries, and breweries depend on each other and their

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1:40

AI & Loyalty Drive Canadian Tire Sales | Vancouver News

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2026/08/13

Canadian Tire’s sales edged up 0.7% last quarter, fueled by smart AI pricing and the booming Triangle Rewards loyalty program as shoppers hunt for value. Their AI, DaiVID, identifies over 5,000 products—like cleaning and storage items—to discount strategically. Competitors including Dollarama, Walmart, and Metro are also riding the value wave, with Metro even rebranding stores to Food Basics. Amid rising costs for food and gas, consumers are tightening their belts—and Sport Chek saw an 8% sales

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1:53

Pardoned Capitol Rioter Convicted of Assault |...

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

Bryan Betancur, pardoned by Trump for his role in the Capitol riots, just got convicted of simple assault after touching a woman’s hair on public transit and livestreaming it — a case that underscores how past pardons don’t erase dangerous behavior, as he also faces multiple other assault and stalking charges tied to similar incidents, including violent rhetoric and extremist affiliations. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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1:51

Raptors 2024 Schedule Breakdown | Vancouver News

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2026/08/13

The Raptors’ new season kicks off at home against Chicago, following a familiar pattern of 14 straight home openers in 15 years. They’ll hit the road soon after, then face Knicks and Wembanyama’s Spurs in high-stakes matchups. January is packed with 17 games, including a six-game home stretch, and they’ll tackle 15 back-to-backs — seven of which are local. With 80 of 82 games locked in, the final two await the in-season tournament. And yes, they’re still left out of Christmas Day action — a

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1:24

Smoke Skies But Safe Air | Vancouver News

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

Metro Vancouver’s skies are hazy again, but don’t panic — air quality remains safe for most. Smoke from wildfires in South Cariboo and near Boston Bar is mostly high up, sparing us major health risks. The Eastern Fraser Valley is hit harder with a high health risk advisory. Expect smoky conditions through Friday, with clearer skies likely Saturday as northwest winds push haze back toward the Interior. Overnight dips may nudge levels slightly, but no new full advisories expected. Next week

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1:14

Man Wins $1M Lottery in Parking Lot | Vancouver News

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2026/08/13

A Port Coquitlam man turned his quick trip to the store into a life-changing moment after scratching a million-dollar lottery ticket in the parking lot—so shaken he had to verify it inside. Still in disbelief, he’s waiting for the money to hit his account before fully believing his luck. With BCLC paying out $68 million this year alone, this win is just one of many wild breaks happening daily—proof that sometimes, fortune strikes when you least expect it. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:32

Spooderman Saves the Day | Vancouver News

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2026/08/13

A Prince George movie theater’s poster mishap turned into a viral art moment when a teen employee, Drake Landon, drew a hilarious “Spooderman” parody to fill the void—complete with a cheeky note and the film’s title font. The hand-drawn poster blew up online, sparking local buzz and even prompting Cineplex to honor it with a permanent spot in the theater. Landon’s creative fix proves that sometimes, the most unexpected solutions become the most memorable ones. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:47

Smoke and Fear: Columbia Valley Tourism Under Fire |...

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

Wildfires burning hundreds of kilometers away in British Columbia’s Okanagan are sending shockwaves through the Columbia Valley’s tourism scene—despite the region being untouched by flames. Out-of-province travelers, influenced by social media and province-wide emergency alerts, are canceling or reconsidering trips, even though local spots like Radium Hot Springs and Invermere remain open and safe. Businesses report August booking drops, with some, like the Wilder Lodge, scrambling for

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1:29

Mark Grant Sentenced for Vancouver Assault |...

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

Mark Grant, the man acquitted in the 1984 murder of Winnipeg teen Candace Derksen, has been sentenced to ten years for a brutal sexual assault in Vancouver — a crime that unfolded over five harrowing hours when he lured a 61-year-old neighbor into his apartment with drugs, subdued her with a glue trap, threatened her with a knife, and then assaulted her. The victim, who begged him to stop, escaped by promising more drugs — and later reported it to her son. Evidence including glue traps, belts,

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1:21

Taxes Now Outweigh Basic Needs | Vancouver News

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

Canadian families are now paying more in taxes than on food, shelter, and clothes—41.9% of income versus 36%—a dramatic shift from 1961 when essentials consumed over half their income while taxes were just 33.5%. With taxes outpacing cost-of-living increases and the average tax bill more than doubling since then, Canadians are feeling the squeeze as their biggest household expense isn’t groceries or rent—it’s the state. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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0:59

Highway 97 Reopens With New Rules | Vancouver News

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2026/08/13

Highway 97 is back open between Penticton and Kelowna—finally! But with big caveats: it’s only open daily from 7 AM to 7 PM, speed limit is now 70 km/h, and crews are still working overnight. Crucially, no one can detour onto side roads in evacuation zones without a Temporary Access Pass from RDOS. Conditions shift fast—stay alert, follow the rules, or risk another shutdown. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:18

Richmond Mounties Crack Down on Dangerous Driving |...

Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/13

Richmond Mounties slammed the brakes on dangerous driving in July, handing out over 1,000 traffic tickets—including nearly 300 for speeding (some over 200 km/h on Highway 99), plus citations for impaired driving and distracted driving. Beyond enforcement, they’re educating riders on e-scooters and bikes, tackling safety head-on. Commercial van inspections uncovered serious hazards too. Officers are responding to community reports to target high-risk zones—and they want you to keep reporting

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