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Granville Pedestrian Zone draws thousands on World Cup opening night
Five downtown blocks transformed into a family-friendly FIFA celebration as Vancouver hosts its first men's World Cup match on home soil.
Tennis BC pilot reservation system draws mixed reviews
A paid booking system for courts at Kits Beach and Queen Elizabeth Park aims to improve access but has sparked concerns about fairness.
Metro Vancouver asked to cut water use as heat arrives
Residents used 1.22 billion litres Friday, below the 1.4 billion target, but officials urge further savings as temperatures climb to 31 C inland.
Vancouver condo prices expected to fall further in 2026
TD Economics forecasts 7-8% decline this year; deepest correction on record by mid-2027.
119 people died from toxic drugs in B.C. in April
Coroners report slight decrease from March; fluorofentanyl detected in 67% of tested cases.
Brewery & the Beast returns August 30 with live-fire cooking spectacle
Vancouver's celebrated culinary festival showcases chefs pushing boundaries with custom fire installations and whole-animal cookery.
Metro Vancouver strike set for Monday
Union escalates with full walkout after 17 months without contract. Essential services excluded.
Port Coquitlam's Canada Day brings April Wine and fireworks
The city's July 1 celebration spans multiple sites with fishing, breakfast, and a main stage featuring rock legend April Wine and...
Stanley Park outdoor movie series returns with 8-week lineup
Evo Summer Cinema Series runs Tuesdays from July 14 to September 1 at Ceperley Meadows with free lawn seating and audience voting on the...
Drivers blocking crosswalks draw ire from Vancouver residents
A Facebook group dedicated to bad drivers has sparked hundreds of comments about the dangers of vehicles obstructing pedestrian crossings.
Vancouver International Jazz Festival opens June 19 with 175+ shows
The 41st edition features marquee acts including Brandon Woody, The Ex, and Tomoki Sanders, plus 30 free and 43 pay-what-you-can performances.
Aritzia hiring 1,500+ seasonal staff for warehouse sale
The fashion retailer is holding a hiring event at the Vancouver Convention Centre June 24-26, offering hourly wages between $18.50 and $24.