Vancouver
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Vancouver Police Renew Witness Appeal in CRAB Park Homicide
Vancouver police are renewing their appeal for help identifying a potential witness in the September 23 homicide of Victor Charles McIntyre at CRAB Park. Police are still seeking a man seen near Columbia and Keefer streets carrying a longboard. The force says investigators have identified one of the witnesses featured in an earlier appeal.
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Vancouver Police Say Three Bar Patrons Were Stabbed and a Bar Employee Was Hurt Trying to Intervene at a Bar on Granville Street, and That They Believe It Was a Targeted Incident Tied to the Lower Mainland Gang Conflict (October 19, 2026)
Vancouver police say three bar patrons were stabbed after an altercation escalated at a bar on Granville Street and a bar employee was hurt trying to intervene, and that they believe the stabbing was a targeted incident tied to the Lower Mainland gang conflict. The suspect remains at large.
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The Biggest Cocaine Seizure in the Force’s History Was Found by T-Shirt Wholesalers, Not Police, and Vancouver Police Have Published No Release About It: 328 Kilograms in Fourteen Duffle Bags, Sixty-Three Days After the Call (Originally Reported September 22, 2026)
First reported Tuesday, September 22, 2026 at 10:26 p.m. Eastern by The Canadian Press. The Vancouver Police Department says it has made the largest single cocaine seizure in its history, totalling more than 328 kilograms. Staff at a local company opened a shipping container on July 21, 2026 and found fourteen duffle bags of cocaine…
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They Took the Whole Boat, and What Came Out of It Was Suppressors in the Plural: Four People Arrested Aboard the Night Shadow in False Creek and, Two Days Later, Vancouver Police Have Charged Nobody (Originally Reported September 15, 2026)
Published Tuesday, September 15, 2026 by the Vancouver Police Department. Police say the VPD Marine Squad and Emergency Response Team boarded the vessel Night Shadow, moored in False Creek, at about 6 p.m. on Sunday, September 13, 2026, following reports that someone aboard had allegedly fired a gun fitted with a suppressor into the water…
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One Gaming Site Became Several, and What Came Out of Them Was 145 Kilograms of Untaxed Tobacco Alongside the Card Tables: CFSEU-BC Charges Shahrouz Younesi, 54, and Xiaoyi “Karen” Zhang, 46, Three and a Half Years After JIGIT Opened the File (Originally Reported September 3, 2026)
This file was published by CFSEU-BC on Wednesday, September 3, 2026 and is not a story that broke today. The Joint Illegal Gaming Investigation Team opened an investigation into a single illegal gaming site in the Lower Mainland in March 2023, and the force says that investigation expanded into investigations of multiple gaming houses. Seized…