The Grey Cup will be on display at Trafalgar Square in London, England as part a massive Canada 150 celebration on July 1.

Looking for something to do with the family this Canada Day? Check out one – or all – of the many free events happening in and around Burnaby.

July 1 marks Canada’s 148th birthday. With a ton of fun things going on in and around Metro Vancouver, it shouldn’t be too hard to find a way to celebrate in style.

Vancouver’s only two-barge simultaneous pyrotechnic extravaganza lights up the night sky in Western Canada’s largest fireworks display during Canada Day.

On Canada Day, Chasing Sunrise lead 1000 hikers up Mt. Seymour for their annual July 1 trek before sunrise.

With Canada 150 fast approaching, it's time to suit up in your best denim on denim, cozy red flannel, and commemorative Canada 150 apparel.

Patiently waiting to try new and amazing foods, that’s what we’re doing right this very moment. It’s something to look forward to, and something to prep your stomach for.

Calling it “a key tool for improving safety,” the regional director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Tracy Crawford called on the BC government to implement ridesharing services in the province – as soon as physically possible.

While Vancouver is surrounded by an abundance of nature, sometimes just getting out of the city itself can be the biggest barrier to exploring all the great outdoors has to offer.

A day to rest, and celebrate our country’s birthday. But it’s not all rest for Chasing Sunrise. The Vancouver-based crew is known to take Canadians on adventures involving early morning hikes to catch the sunrise.

Two years after Donald Trump was elected president, many US citizens still want to move out of the country. And they especially want to move to Canada.

Ah summer, it’s the time of the year where Vancouverites are out and about with smiles on faces while soaking up all the sunshine they can.

Wrap up your Long Weekend with our list of seven fun events happening this Monday, August 7.

To be able to stage surprise, private fireworks displays, organizers of conferences need to seek high-level approvals from the Vancouver Convention Centre, Port of Vancouver, and the City of Vancouver.

When a heron appears to try and take one of their friends, a group of ducks in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon spring into action.

The 6th Annual Canada Day Parade starts at the corner of Georgia and Broughton Streets. This free community event features more than 60 dynamic entries and recognizes diversity, multiculturalism and the special bond that connect all Canadians.

There will be no lifeguards on Vancouver’s public beaches before Canada Day, a reality lifeguards, swimmers, and their union say poses unacceptable safety risks.

Expect to hear some of the finest local and Canadian jazz musicians, chanson Francophone and some funky soul music among the 14 featured bands at Granville Island Jazz on Canada Day. Join in on the annual jazz celebration at iconic Granville Island on four stages (outdoor and indoor) at Public Market Stage, Performance Works, Railspur District Stage and Ron Basford Park Stage. The music begins at noon with two stages (including Performance Works) going well into the evening hours.