What's happening, what's worth your time. A daily city paper.
World Cup fever takes over tonight—watch Australia vs Türkiye at BC Place, catch some daylight soccer vibes beforehand, and live music's on if you want something chill.
Live events all over—World Cup match is the marquee, but there's comedy and indie rock if you're not feeling soccer.
World Cup on Saturday night, baseball and soccer matches Saturday afternoon, live shows both nights, and a reggae legend coming Sunday.
Free soccer watch parties, parks with clear skies, and no-cost sports vibes all weekend.
Skip the crowds and catch live music or comedy in an intimate spot, then hit a rooftop or upscale bar.
Baseball game, beach time, parks with playgrounds—Saturday's got outdoor kid energy all day before things get late.
16°C and clear—perfect beach and park day. Hit the seawall or a playing field before evening settles in.
World Cup after-party vibes, late-night clubs, and music spots stay live past 22:00 on Saturday.
Union escalates with full walkout after 17 months without contract. Essential services excluded.
The city's July 1 celebration spans multiple sites with fishing, breakfast, and a main stage featuring rock legend April Wine and country star Owen Riegling.
Evo Summer Cinema Series runs Tuesdays from July 14 to September 1 at Ceperley Meadows with free lawn seating and audience voting on the final film.
A Facebook group dedicated to bad drivers has sparked hundreds of comments about the dangers of vehicles obstructing pedestrian crossings.
The historic DC-3 that flew around the world for Expo '86 is back home in Kelowna, fully restored and premiering a new documentary about its adventure.
Read the feature →Drip coffee under $3, removed charges for milk and butter after renegotiating supplier contracts.
Three-week series at the Fairmont Pacific Rim features acclaimed bars from Calgary, Montréal, and Toronto with nightly 5–8 p.m. service.
Five Vancouver theatre directors and actors reveal where they grab a drink and a meal before hitting the stage—or decompressing after.
Modus Operandi's Wound, Dance//Novella's Soft Animals, and O.Dela Arts' Where You Go showcase fresh choreography and rising voices.
Ron Di Lauro and Keyon Harrold mark the jazz legend's 100th birthday with performances at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival.
Three Legged Race Productions brings offbeat humour and gravity-defying acrobatics to The Cultch's York Theatre. A delicious-chaos banger through June 28.
Downtown bars and restaurants saw huge crowds on the first day of the World Cup. Watch parties are in full swing and places are buzzing.
potential new stadium sites are emerging as Vancouver works to keep the Whitecaps from leaving. Still early, but the city's exploring options to keep soccer in Vancity.
Beers at Vancouver's FIFA fan festival are running $9.50 to $10.50. Not cheap, but if you're watching the matches downtown, that's the pricing.
Turns out one of the city's best burgers is being made inside a strip club. A YouTube creator put out a whole video investigating where Vancouver's burger game really stands.