Fall For Local returns to North Vancouver for their 2017 Holiday Market!

As BC continues to grapple with a surge in COVID-19 cases, Health Minister Adrian Dix spoke of the overall effect this is now having on BC’s healthcare system.

Storm clouds forming over Vancouver real-estate market. Really? Well, nobody told the people who lined up on Thursday night just so they can get their hands on the new development on Marine Drive & Cambie. Yep, all 415 units at Marine Gateway sold out within hours of sales opening. The units were well priced for the Vancouver market, however, one has to ask themselves when will this buying spree stop?

Sitting at a donut shop at 5:30 pm with a plate of wonderfully crispy fried chicken, the hustle and bustle of a busy dinner rush, with the theme to Chariots of Fire playing softly over someone’s phone speaker? I must be in heaven.

One thing that’s commonplace among us Vancouverites is our love, or rather, need for headphones. Be it on the SkyTrain, bus, or on the street, it’s not an unusual site to see numerous people, young and old, wearing either an unassuming earbud or massively huge headphones wherever they go. While this habit may not help shed our anti-social tendencies, at least we can agree that Vancouverites appreciate music. And now, they can go to a store completely dedicated to making them look good while they listen.

Vancouver’s pinnacle summer event returns with three nights of fireworks during the last week of July. Organizers of the 2016 Honda Celebration of Light announced this morning that this year’s participating countries are Netherlands (Saturday, July 23), Australia (Wednesday, July 27), and United States (Saturday, July 30).

Join Vancouver’s most prominent entrepreneurs on April 6 and 7 to hear their stories of personal and professional victories.

A local bakery in East Vancouver has announced it’s closing later this month. Half Baked Cookie Company shared that its last day of operation would be December 24, 2022, Christmas Eve.

Whether you’ve only got a day in Vancouver, or you live here year-round, there’s no denying that there are some things in this beautiful city that you just have to eat. Eating all of Vancouver’s drool-worthy food is an impossible feat, so we’ve narrowed it down to just 21 essential incredible eats that you need to try while in town. Here are some bucket list eats you need to try in, and around, Vancouver at least once.

The North Vancouver RCMP is asking for the public’s help in finding a stolen urn of ashes. According to Mounties, the RCMP detachment received multiple reports of vehicle break-ins in the 500 block of West 21 Street in North Vancouver on Saturday around 10:30 am.

After just four games, please tell me we’re not overly worried about this team… Are we smashing this #Canucks fans? pic.twitter.com/d8cr2caubt

The Concord Pacific lands at Northeast False Creek could be home to a massive wintertime festival this year. A development application has been submitted to the City of Vancouver to stage Aurora Winter Festival on a four-acre waterfront site wedged by the seawall to the south, Carrall Street to the east, Pacific Boulevard to the north, and the Plaza of Nations to the east. The site is currently vacant and used as a 450-vehicle stall parking lot.

In rather disturbing news, here is video footage that has been posted on Instagram that shows a woman stealing a dog named Chloe from The Fall Tattooing & Artists Gallery on Seymour street in downtown Vancouver .

Robson Square in downtown Vancouver is getting a new temporary centrepiece for one-day only later this month – and it is for a good cause.

The Salvation Army has revealed its plans to construct a new replacement and expanded facility for its Harbour Light community hub serving Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

Think you’re an expert on all things Hogwarts? If you’re a real wizard, then you need to check out Vancouver’s Harry Potter Trivia night on February 28.

While exploring dark, dimly lit caverns might not be on your weekend to-do list, the natural beauty of some of BC’s caves might convince you to reconsider.

Vancouver police are investigating the case of a man who they say collapsed from fentanyl poisoning after briefly interacting with someone in Chinatown last week.