Tuesday night’s weather may have been damp, but a surprise fireworks show in downtown Vancouver certainly helped brighten the mood.

While there were no public Canada Day celebrations in Vancouver this year due to concerns over the pandemic, a gathering of a different kind drew hundreds out to the streets to participate in what was dubbed the “Cancel Canada Day” protest.

The Biggest Designer Shoe Sale is now coming to Vancouver! With over 20,000 pairs of shoes at blowout prices, ladies across the metro region will be flocking to The PNE to test out their luck in finding the perfect pair of shoes, or two, or three… All goes down Canada Day weekend!

A significant infusion of new funding from the Government of British Columbia will effectively help save many public events and festivals across the province from cancellation in 2023.

A heatwave in parts of northern Canada has shattered weather records for areas across Yukon and the Northwest Territories.

So long June and hello July! We’re here to help you plan your schedule as we head into the new month! From Canada Day fireworks to Blink-182, outdoor movies, and more, here are 20 fantastic things to do in Metro Vancouver from June 26 to July 3.

Over the Canada Day long weekend of 2022, electric-battery race cars will be making laps around a street circuit in East False Creek in downtown Vancouver on a part of the former footprint of the Molson Indy.

In time for Canada 150, the historical photo app On This Spot is adding 200 more then-and-now photo opportunities – and they want your help!

The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) is requesting the public’s help in locating a 26-year-old woman with special needs.

After last year’s cancellation of the annual fare increase due to COVID-19, TransLink is now considering an increase to all fares and services effective on July 1, 2021.

UBC recently shared a study looking at the increased demand for walkable residential neighbourhoods, where people can walk to shopping, social activities and school. One of the key findings was that while the demand is there, most communities are still car reliant and not pedestrian friendly.

Looking for a truly Canadian way to ring in Canada Day this year? The Lamplighter is hosting an iconic event this year with its all-day party featuring more than a little Canadian-style revelry, aptly called True North Turn Up.

This Canada Day in Vancouver The Waldorf, Yelp and the Street Food Vancouver Society present a day of Food, Live Music and Fun for the first annual block party.

If you’re anything like us, the hunger for unique and delicious food and beverage-centred events is as strong as ever. It’s a good thing Vancouver always delivers them in excess.

Put away your sweaters, pants, and jackets, the outdoor necessities for the coming week are sunglasses, sunscreen, tank tops, and shorts as summer has truly landed in Metro Vancouver.

Here are 150 eats, treats, and drinks to devour in honour of Canada Day and Canada 150 in (and near) Metro Vancouver.

BC Day is coming up, and while many places will be closed, lots of places are expected to be open. Like any other long weekend, it is the perfect opportunity to spend time with the family, visit friends, or go on that camping trip you’ve been waiting for. But if you decide to have a little staycation, there are plenty of places to stock up on snacks and other goods.

The Indian Residential Schools Crisis Line (1-866-925-4419) is available 24 hours a day for those experiencing pain, distress, or trauma as a result of their residential school experience. More information can be found here.