Explore the mountains after dark with Grouse Mountain’s New Moon Snowshoe Tours, taking place this month. Happening over three separate, consecutive nights, the tours begins by traveling though Grouse Mountain’s Light Walk, before heading in to the wilderness lit by headlamps.

With more than 25 years of experience in the denim industry, local denim guru Gary Lenett has been shaking up the athleisure category at Dish/Duer, making jeans that are fit for a modern lifestyle.

If you look carefully, you can spot the first signs of spring around Metro Vancouver. Yellow daffodils at English Bay made an appearance this weekend, adding some colour to the grey winter landscape.

It’s the holidays. Time for hot chocolate, eggnog, and learning interesting festively facts about Canada. Our vast land has many different towns and cities, all with very different names. In fact, Canada has about 350,000 official place names, according to the Canadian Encyclopedia.

Live comedy, wrestling legends, and more. Fill your Thursday timeline with these seven events happening in Vancouver on January 30.

Cypress Mountain will be opening for the 2017/2018 ski and snowboard season this Friday, November 10, the resort announced on Monday.

Grouse Mountain's Y2Play pass gives you discounted access to the mountain both this season and next season along with other awesome discounts.

If you're looking to take a sparkling snowshoe stroll this December, you can now head to Grouse Mountain's light walk, full of luster and lanterns.

Vancouverites are already well aware of the cycling options their city offers as well as the bounty of world-renowned mountain biking trail networks right on their doorstep.

If you’ve been counting the days until you can hit the slopes for the first time this season, we have good news for you: it may be coming sooner than you think.

Please note: As recommended by BC’s provincial health officials, if you choose to participate in events or leisure activities outside of your home, please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing and frequent handwashing. If you are sick, please stay home.

Please note: As recommended by BC’s provincial health officials, gatherings of any kind and unessential travel in the province is not recommended at this time. Please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing and frequent handwashing. If you are sick, please stay home.

When you’re caught up in the daily grind, it’s easy to forget the simple pleasure of just driving somewhere on your own time, in your own way. No gridlock or fighting for Yaletown parking spots; just a car, a destination, and a driver.

Enjoy the great outdoors in January with our list of 10 great Vancouver outdoor events. From Brackendale Eagle Festival to a Moonlight Ski Down and more – get moving and have fun!

Summer is just around the corner and you can’t remember the last time you hit the gym. Even worse, you’re bored at the thought of another jaunt on the treadmill.

While the sunny fall weather as of late has been a welcome sight here in the Lower Mainland, the fact remains that we are on the cusp of another winter season.

North Shore Rescue has been activated to help find the owner of an abandoned vehicle on Cypress Mountain.

Vancouver doesn’t slow down during the winter. So this season, make a resolution to get out and about. This is your guide to the winter activities that will keep you entertained: from ziplining in Whistler to ice skating in Robson Square and tickets to the coolest events in the city, including Winter Wonderland, Canada’s largest indoor Christmas festival. There are a lot of things to do in Vancouver this winter, so get out there and experience something new!