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Monday picks: catch a concert at The Rio before work, then choose your vibe later.
Monday evening: live music if you're up for it, or stream something at home.
Friday–Sunday: rock shows and hockey. Binge a solid series if you're staying in.
No events are tagged free today, but Vancouver's parks are always free. Hit a seawall.
Monday night out: dinner, drinks, live music. Keep it real — weeknight tempo.
Monday after school: parks are free and safe. Weather's cool but dry—layer up and move.
4°C and cloudy — still walkable. Skip the beach; go for seawalls and forested parks instead.
After 10pm Monday: one live music option, but mostly stay-in territory on a work night.
The 10-year sinking fund debenture settles Oct. 30 and is repaid in October 2036, with interest of about $7.61 million a year.
The program would divert surplus food to its highest-value use, and the region says wasted food is an urgent but solvable challenge.
Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson vows to replace the NDP's $8.5B tunnel project with a Richmond-Delta bridge, claiming it will cut commute times by up to 30 minutes.
Six different Giants scored Friday at the Langley Events Centre, with Mathis Preston adding one goal and four assists.
The Canucks host Minnesota on Sunday; Julia Jacklin and XCOMM anchor the live music week; a wet stretch gives way to clear weekend nights.
Read the feature →Tariff wars cut off American wines. Wine critic Anthony Gismondi curates bold B.C. reds with power and structure to satisfy big red drinkers seeking Napa-style alternatives.
The affordable seafood restaurant at 1210 Denman will serve its last customers on October 30, weeks after nearby Bayside Lounge announced its closure.
The Richmond restaurant named North America's best is launching Baan Baan Thai Farmer's Table and Le KaNom Thai Desserts on Granville Island in summer 2027.
A small-cast musical about a nurse searching France for her missing brother runs Nov. 3 to 7 in Vancouver and Burnaby.
Electric Company's Epigone, Ins Choi's Son of a Preacherman, Kevin Loring's Where the Blood Mixes and more.
The furniture and product designer, who moved from architecture in 2019, will display his work at the Roundhouse from Nov. 17 to Nov. 24.
someone on r/vancouver is fed up that QEP has the same problem every year and says it shouldn't need a post again.
someone's Cayenne the labradoodle went missing at YVR on election night and got found the next morning, after an overnight search. cute, wild story.
someone's Metrotown Halloween skyline shot is genuinely striking tonight.
a rally against airport privatization went up at YVR, with the slogan 'this system works'.
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