The construction site that caught fire in Vancouver's Dunbar neighbourhood Tuesday has been partly demolished as of Saturday, as officials say a nearby road will be blocked for a few more weeks.

Vancouver deputy fire chief Trevor Connelly noted the Dunbar and 41st fire was unusual because it was a large, wood structure at its most vulnerable state of construction with no drywall ...

The crane crashed into a home in the Dunbar neighbourhood as the fire ... Residents out of homes after huge Vancouver fire, crane collapse In an email to CBC News, a B.C. Hydro spokesperson ...

It was about 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday when the fire started east of Dunbar Street ... in shorts and T-shirts and by then the sun had set. Vancouver City Hall’s emergency services set up in the ...

The construction fire incident that resulted in a crane toppling occurred at 3449 W 41st Avenue in Vancouver on August 6, ...

Demolition has begun at the six-storey construction site of a Dunbar building ... Saul Schwebs, Vancouver’s chief building official, said Saturday morning. Behind him, fire crews could be ...

A plume of fire and smoke rose as embers flew across Vancouver’s Dunbar-Southlands neighbourhood, damaging homes several blocks away. A tower crane collapsed and fell across 41st Avenue ...

A major road in southwest Vancouver will remain closed for "at least a week" as the investigation into a fire and collapsed crane takes place. A section of West 41st Avenue in Dunbar has been ...

Weeks after a massive fire caused a construction crane to fall in Vancouver's Dunbar-Southlands neighbourhood, crews have begun clearing it. But, it's not going to be a fast operation. Authorities ...

These quotes are from Vancouver, last Tuesday ... in the sleepy west side neighbourhood of Dunbar, a half-built six-storey wooden condo caught on fire. It started small, but it got big ...