The first weekend of March is here, and it's loaded with exciting events around the city. Here are a ton of things to do in Vancouver this weekend, Saturday, March 4, and Sunday, March 5, 2017.

Forbes has just released its Canada’s Best Employers 2017 list. The massive list includes 300 employers from across the country, and this year, Ontario dominates the top 25.

Written by Adrian Crook, the author of the 5Kids1Condo.com blog, and a co-founder of the Abundant Housing Vancouver and Abundant Transit BC advocacy groups.

The Vancouver Giants made this season one to remember. It wasn’t the end result they wanted, but the Giants put on a show during the regular season and playoffs, making it all the way to Game 7 overtime of the WHL Finals.

The BC Centre for Disease Control has identified six more flights with COVID-19 cases on board that have passed through Vancouver International Airport in recent days.

Significant snowfall is forecasted for Metro Vancouver beginning tonight, just five days before Christmas. However, what is the chance we will also see a ‘white Christmas’?

At its peak late Saturday afternoon, as many as 2,000 people converged at the southeast corner of West Broadway and Cambie Street in Vancouver for duelling rallies between Hong Kong pro-democracy supporters and Pro-China communist nationalists.

Created in 2013 by local artist Kirsten Larsen, Vancouver Art Attack! is the city's largest live-art event created for artists, by artists.

LunarFest, one of Vancouver’s largest Lunar New Year Celebrations, is making its return to the city. The festival will include a number of events held over several different locations in Vancouver, to help usher in the Year of the Pig.

The Vancouver Canucks are switching things up after a frustrating 6-5 loss to the New Jersey Devils. The team’s lines looked different at this morning’s pre-game skate as Andrei Kuzmenko was bumped down the lineup. He skated alongside Phil Di Giuseppe and Nils Åman on the fourth line.

New Vancouver restaurants? Those are our three favourite words. We’ve gone and collected a list of all the new Vancouver restaurants you should look into trying this month.

Another awesome patio in downtown Vancouver is gearing up to open for the spring and summer season. Market by Jean-George at the Shangri-La Vancouver will be officially opening its hidden garden terrace on May 9.

From the Sedin twins to Markus Naslund, to Elias Pettersson, the Vancouver Canucks have never shied away from making Swedish stars the faces of their franchise.

Dan McTeague with gasbuddy.com tells Daily Hive that the end of driving season combined with a stronger Canadian dollar will lower gas prices throughout the month of September.

Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter Jason Mraz brought a new kind of concert to Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Thursday night, showing adoring fans his glowing and humorous personality, while delivering a solid acoustic set with Raining Jane.

Another downtown Vancouver Starbucks cafe has closed its doors. The coffee chain’s 1095 Howe Street corner location has officially shuttered.

We’re taking a tasty tour of Vancouver’s many brunches to create The Ultimate Vancouver Brunch Guide. This week we are in Riley Park to check out the cozy space and fun food at Kitchen on Main St.

New Kids on the Block are showing their fans just how much they love and adore them by adding a string of new dates to the PACKAGE TOUR with 98 DEGREES and BOYZ II MEN. New heart pumping dates have been added in Uncasville, Louisville, Milwaukee, Vancouver, Phoenix, Manchester, Atlantic City, Albany, Buffalo, Columbus and Indianapolis. Tickets for the Vancouver date are on sale Monday, February 18 atwww.ticketmaster.com.