The holidays are fast approaching, which means it’s time to start thinking about making Christmas dinner plans. If you don’t feel like slaving away in the kitchen this year, peeling potatoes and basting turkeys, why not give yourself an early Christmas present and opt to dine at one of a number of restaurants offering special festive menus.

TransLink has added an additional incentive option for people who send their old vehicles to scrap. Currently, Metro Vancouver’s public transit authority already offers the two incentive options of an eight-month, one-zone adult monthly pass worth $820 or a 14-month, three-zone concession pass also worth $820 — when old vehicles go to SCRAP-IT, the BC-based non-profit organization that runs a vehicle scrappage program.

If you’re looking to make your festive season truly merry and bright, look no further than these locations where Christmas lights are the main attraction.

As more people have begun wearing masks and other personal protective equipment (PPE) amid the pandemic, more of these products are also being improperly disposed of – particularly by being flushed down the toilet.

Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster has turned to the robots as their newest tools to help fight COVID-19 and other pathogens.

Are you too lazy to make the trip to the local dispensary to get your medicinal marijuana? Well now you can order from the comfort of your own home. As easy as calling a dealer, Cannabis delivery startup Eaze (“Uber for Weed”) will deliver right to your door.

I’m sure this has happened before but you would think that someone would have caught it, ha!

Flaunting perfectly cooked rice, ideal for soaking up all that saucy goodness, here are our picks for where you can find the best rice bowls in Vancouver.

This summer, the Chinatown Night Market in Vancouver is mixing thehonoured tradition and new school flavour to the revamped festivities on Keefer Street.

Forego the usual festive fare this Christmas and instead surprise that special someone in your life with some altogether stranger things.

Looking to wind up your weekend? We’re here to help with a list of 10 things to check out in Vancouver on Sunday, March 4. Don’t miss the Vancouver Whitecaps, the Vancouver International Wine Festival, and more.

After trading away the best goalie in club history and making a minor move on trade deadline day, Canucks GM Mike Gillis sent the following letter to season ticket holders.

Get your new week going with Mat Collective Free Yoga, Stormy Daniels, and the rest of our picks of seven events to do in Vancouver today, June 10.

According to a source at Vancouver’s Maison Birks, the Paris-based luxury jeweller Van Cleef & Arpels is set to open the expanded boutique just in time for the holidays. The expanded Van Cleef & Arpels will have its own dedicated entrance on Granville Street. The new boutique will replace a 300 sq. ft. shop-in-store that opened in Birks in 2006.

Thousands of homes are without power in Metro Vancouver, as the region braces for the high winds and lashing rain of a powerful, typhoon-enhanced storm on Saturday.

As Vancouver continues to grow as a global esports hub, the need for additional support for anyone entering or already working in the industry grows as well. Enter: The Home Key.

A major new skyline of towers is set to rise along Coquitlam’s Fraser River waterfront. After many years of planning for the new Fraser Mills neighbourhood since the 2000s, local developer Beedie announced today it is now launching the first phase of the expansive project.

Want to wine and dine your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day? You could win a $400 ultimate dinner date to any restaurant from Daily Hive Vancouver’s Valentine’s Day restaurant recommendations list, on behalf of the euphoric West Coast indie-folk duo Ocie Elliott.