Barge Chilling News Today

“It’s official,” the ski resort said on social media this week, after a naming contest was started by North Shore News reader

“It’s official,” the ski resort said on social media this week, after a naming contest was started by North Shore News reader

There is a new plan to remove the barge that has been stuck at a popular Vancouver beach for nearly three months. It will be taken away piece-by-piece.

After several attempts to move the barge, marine cleanup crews will take it apart to remove it from Sunset Beach.

Where did a whole car go? Like that glimmering trout-girl in Yeats's most enchanting poem "The Song of Wandering Aengus," the car, which is not at all little, just vanished like that in downtown Seattle after hitting "two pedestrians who were in a crosswalk, including a 10-year-old boy," who "was sent airborne during the collision and landed on the hood of the car before being thrown onto a nearby sidewalk." The boy will, it is...

The sign was “always intended to be temporary — a way to bring some joy during a difficult time,” said the Vancouver park board.

Nearly a month after the Barge Chilling Beach sign popped up in Vancouver, a number of locals are questioning why a sign for a stranded barge was approved so quickly when official parks across the city still don't have signs bearing their original Indigenous names.

For the second year in a row the annual event, a tradition for 101 years, was held virtually

For the second year in a row the annual event, a tradition for 101 years, was held virtually

Even though there was still snow on the ground, some Vancouverites took a polar plunge by the barge in a homemade styrofoam costume.