Have you thought about what happens when the “big one” comes? A visualization showing how a tsunami would hit the Pacific Northwest has some answers. Washington State Department of Natural Resources created a Tsunami wave simulation for Washington State based on a potential magnitude 9 earthquake in the Cascadia region. In the video, you can see where waves 10 feet and higher would ripple out on the coast.

A Vancouver spot has been declared the best place to bare it all as the number-one nude beach in the world. Can you guess the beach? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

One of the most popular breweries in Vancouver, 33 Acres Brewing Company, is opening in Calgary this week. 33C (C for Calgary) will bring an entirely new boutique brewing concept to YYC, right in the heart of the Beltline community and next to the newly opened Central Taps.

The next Lotto Max draw is set for Tuesday, May 17, and it will be a big one after no one claimed the unlucky $55M draw on Friday, May 13

Here are five BC craft beers that are an absolute must try, before they are gone for the season.

As of Monday morning, public alcohol consumption will be legal at a select number of parks and public spaces in North Vancouver.

It’s not impossible to find affordable homes in Vancouver, as long as you’re willing to make some compromises on space. Zoocasa has pointed us to the most affordable homes available for sale in March, and it’s clear you get what you pay for in a city like Vancouver.

It's Monday, but that doesn't mean the fun has to end. Here are five things to do in Vancouver today, Monday, June 27.

A second foot found on Botanical Beach on Vancouver Island is confirmed to be a match to the first foot that was found by a hiker on February 7, according to BC Coroners Service.

If you've spent any amount of time at the park in Vancouver's Point Grey neighbourhood, you've likely wondered, what's up with the rabbits at Jericho Beach?

Welcome to My Vancouver 2016, a curation of local industry experts, community and thought leaders, each telling us their resolutions for Vancouver in 2016. Since 2008, we’ve been bringing you a bucket list of things to do around the city while also keeping you informed with the many issues in our community. Now, we’re focusing on what’s next: the evolution of our city into something greater, starting with 2016.

Was the temporary summertime road lane closure on Marine Drive on White Rock’s waterfront a positive change, and should it make a comeback?

Hop to it, Vancouver! Easter comes once a year so let’s enjoy it with our helpful roundup of 10 fun holiday-themed events for families and adults in the city and beyond. Put on those bunny ears and have fun!

Kobe and LeBron forever now it seems like have always been argued in the conversation of “whose more clutch?” or “who’s the best player in the NBA?” In this blog I will breakdown in my opinion who is more better overall.

Thousands walked in solidarity around the world on Saturday for the anti-Trump Women's March, including a small group of Nova Scotians in what may have been the smallest march in Canada.

Light pollution in dense urban centres usually obscures our nightly view of not only the cosmos but also the occasional powerful geomagnetic storm that produces a dancing light show. But this week was one of the rare exceptions.

Hotels can be quite pricey, and these days every dollar counts. Save money without sacrificing too much comfort at these five Vancouver hostels.

Vancouverites love the great outdoors. Whether it’s going on a long winter hike or spending summer days on the beach, we embrace the nature that we’re surrounded by.