Christmas market sends SeaBus ridership cresting well above normal
More sailings have been added this weekend.
Small tunnel boring project by City of Vancouver reaches completion
The equipment was remote controlled.
Opinion: SkyTrain's future at an uncertain crossroads after 40 years of success
A forthcoming misadventure into permanent Bus Rapid Transit?
'Not coming for anyone's private property': First Nation seeks win-win relationships
"One of partnership and relationship with our neighbours."
Downsized Concord Dragon Boat Vancouver festival to be held in Summer 2026
Organizers previously announced the 2026 event's cancellation.
Metro Vancouver rental housing vacancy rate hits 30-year high
The 2025 vacancy rate is more than double that of 2024.
Sweeping new housing policies reshaping Downtown Eastside approved
Major changes are coming to the challenging neighbourhood.
This is the design of the new state-of-the-art animal shelter for Vancouver
A modern facility for happier and healthier animals.
Rentals, grocery store, childcare for 160 kids to replace Vancouver gas station
For the corner of Oak Street and West 41st Avenue.
Bold landmark towers to create a gateway for Surrey City Centre
An architecturally unique design as a nod to Whalley's heritage.
$25-million federal funding for 1,600-seat concert hall at Langley Events Centre
Another major expansion of Langley Events Centre.
Fraser Highway reopens beneath new Green Timbers SkyTrain station
After over eight months of full road closures for construction.
Contentious new Vancouver Aquatic Centre clears key approval hurdle
The controversial project is also facing a lawsuit against the Park Board.
Vancouver City Council approves 'safer' versions of single-stair residential buildings
Vancouver has rejected the B.C. government's concept.
Canadian condo market rebound possible in late 2026 and 2027
"Condos remain a vital component of Canada’s current and future housing stock."
New B.C.-wide group calls for return of local decision-making on housing
"Recent provincial housing strategy is causing irreversible damage."
Aboriginal title ruling killed initial sale deal for Richmond luxury hotel
The ruling in south Richmond impacted a property in north Richmond.
Langley Township to join appeal over Aboriginal title ruling impacting property rights
"Private property rights is the foundation of our economy."