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False Creek Crab Fest returns July 26 with fresh dungeness crab
The fourth annual celebration of BC's sustainable crab fishery offers a whole crab boil prepared by acclaimed local chefs Vish Mayekar...
Sal Vulcano brings standup tour to Chan Centre in October
The Impractical Jokers star will perform his "Everything's Fine" comedy hour at the Vancouver venue on October 3.
ICBC now lets new drivers take their knowledge test online
B.C.'s driving license exams can now be completed at home for Class 5, 6, 7, and 8 licences, easing rural access and wait times.
Summer fireworks return to English Bay on July 31
Vancouver will host a one-night fireworks show to replace the cancelled three-night Honda Celebration of Light competition.
Freedom Mobile Arch glows as PNE opens game-changing amphitheatre
The $184M venue transforms with programmable LED light shows during performances, debuting as centrepiece of FIFA fan festival.
East Vancouver hostage situation ends with police shooting
An armed suspect was shot and killed after police responded to a violent home invasion on Commercial Street.
Vancouver ranks third among Canadians' summer travel picks
The city beats Paris and Rome on Skyscanner's list, topped only by Toronto and Calgary as domestic destinations surge.
Ex-Whitecap Jayden Nelson called to FIFA World Cup roster
The 23-year-old midfielder replaces injured Marcelo Flores on Canada's squad after recent goal in tune-up match against Uzbekistan.
Luminara brings ultra-luxury yacht cruising to Vancouver this summer
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection marks its North American debut with 452-passenger ship making nine calls at Canada Place in 2026.
B.C. court rules province failed to consult First Nation on KSM gold mine
Justice finds the Tsetsaut Skii km Lax Ha Nation's duty to consult was breached when the government designated the mine "substantially started."
Theatre scene's Rumpus Awards sold out with 86 nominees celebrating unsung heroes
A cheeky DIY awards night for Vancouver's theatre community returned recognition to stage managers, dramaturgs, and volunteers.
Latin American community warms up for World Cup with deep roots
Canada's Latin population has tripled since 1996; Vancouver barber shop near BC Place becomes community hub as tournament nears.