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Surrey's Sounds of Summer brings eight free concerts in July and August
A diverse musical lineup — from jazz to country to Punjabi fusion — takes over Surrey parks every Wednesday evening starting July 8.
Hundreds protest proposed AI data centres in Vancouver
The second major demonstration in a month drew crowds to the Vancouver Art Gallery, with a petition now at over 15,000 signatures...
Canada Day celebrations across Metro Vancouver this week
From fireworks at Canada Place to a 300-car cruise in Tsawwassen, multiple festivals mark July 1 across the region.
Four people rescued from open water in Strait of Georgia
A civilian vessel alerted rescue crews after spotting people without life jackets 18 kilometres southwest of Vancouver International...
TransLink fares jump 5% as of Canada Day
Single trips and monthly passes increase starting July 1, including the first-ever hike to the YVR AddFare since 2010.
Pro skateboarders demo at Steveston Salmon Festival on Canada Day
Freestyle legends Kevin Harris and 17-year-old Orson Merry will perform at the 79th annual festival, July 1 in Steveston.
All Metro Vancouver Ocean Beaches Open for Swimming
Vancouver Coastal Health and Fraser Health cleared Locarno and Kits Point Hadden beaches; only two inland lakes remain closed due to E....
Aquabus Adds Largest Ferry in Its 41-Year History
The new 48-passenger vessel becomes the highest-capacity miniature ferry on False Creek, outpacing its longtime competitor.
Belgium routs New Zealand 5-1 at BC Place in World Cup
Kevin De Bruyne scored in front of 52,497 fans as Belgium topped Group G. The match was Vancouver's fifth World Cup fixture.
Canucks draft 7 players on second day under new GM Ryan Johnson
Vancouver made trades and selections across six rounds, highlighting bigger-bodied prospects with upside in the secondary rounds.
BC Ferries launches World Cup screenings and branded menu items
Canada Soccer partners with BC Ferries and White Spot to celebrate the national team's tournament run while raising funds for youth programs.
TransLink hits busiest day in 6 years as World Cup fans pack system
On June 24, the transit network saw ridership surge as thousands headed to matches, fan zones, and celebrations across the region.
