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Visa FIFA World Cup Watch Party Lands at the Commodore
Exclusive June 18 event brings premium food, interactive activations, and family-friendly soccer atmosphere to downtown.
Former NHL player Link Gaetz wanted on assault charges
Police search for 57-year-old in connection with unprovoked attack on Maple Ridge taxi driver in September.
Jazz Festival Returns for 16 Days Starting June 19
Vancouver International Jazz Festival brings hundreds of artists across 175 concerts, with 30 free shows and new venues hosting performances.
Premier reaffirms commitment to ban 'no pet' rental clauses
David Eby said legislation will be introduced before the end of his current term, addressing a long-stalled campaign promise.
B.C. added 25,000 jobs in May despite national slowdown
Province gained 0.9% employment growth while Canada overall added 88,000. Unemployment in Vancouver dropped to 6.4%.
Thunderstorms and 'Juneuary' rain moving into the city
A late-spring pattern brings a thunderstorm risk Friday and unsettled conditions through next week. Temps dip to 16°C.
Delta launches twice-daily LAX-Vancouver flights this fall
Nonstop Airbus A319 service starts November 21, marking the airline's return to the route after an 8-year gap.
Five soccer stars heading to BC Place for World Cup matches
Kevin De Bruyne, Mohamed Salah, Romelu Lukaku, and others will play during Vancouver's five group-stage fixtures this month.
City approves $75,000 grant to keep Pride Parade on the schedule
Vancouver Pride Parade will march August 2 after council funding. Corporate sponsorship has dropped dramatically in recent years.
Granville Street shuts down for 7 weeks of FIFA programming
Five city blocks will be closed to traffic from June 8 to July 28 for a pedestrian zone with themed activations.
Ex-RCMP officer charged with sharing classified information
Michael Scoretz faces 13 charges including breach of trust after work materials allegedly found at his Bowen Island home.
Brenden's Ride returns after 7-year COVID break
Charity motorcycle event honoring founder Baron Parker returns July 18, raising funds for kids with disabilities to attend Easter Seals Camp.
