Sunday may be the day of rest, but that doesn't mean the fun has to stop! From a hip-hop fundraiser to a museum tour, check out our 10 things to do in Vancouver this Sunday, March 12.

The Vancouver Canucks are in the mix to land the most coveted European free agent available this offseason. Andrei Kuzmenko interviewed with Canucks management today, Rick Dhaliwal of CHEK reports. It doesn’t mean he’s definitely coming to Vancouver, but Dhaliwal did say on the Sekeres and Price Show recently that he thinks the Canucks are “high on his list.”

Just in time for the busy holiday season and the chilly, wet weather, grocery behemoth Loblaw has kicked off a new service at seven Vancouver-area Superstore locations that lets customers order online and pick up curb-side on the same-day.

A dramatic price increase on chicken thighs at Superstore has some Canadians feeling confused about how such a stark change in cost can occur in a matter of weeks.

Despite everything going on in the world, Vancouverites are still supporting local food and beverage producers, because we all still need good grub in our lives.

The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) is investigating another violent attack today in the Downtown Eastside. One man was seriously injured after he was shot in the chest with a crossbow. The victim was rushed to the hospital and is currently being treated.

Pack your bags! Ultra low-cost airliner Swoop has a wicked birthday sale, with flights starting at just $34 thanks to 40% off base fares.

Mounties in Merritt, BC are searching for someone who rolled down their window and shot at a police officer who was approaching their car.

Here are five nourishing vegetarian spots that will keep you fuelled for $10 or less.

Made in Vancouver is a collaboration between Vancity and Daily Hive. Together, we’re turning the spotlight onto local businesses, organizations, and individuals who are helping to create a healthy local economy.

I walked by the Paint Your Faith mural the other day and the work was pretty much done. Today at 10 am there will be a press event and an unveiling of the mural at 55-57 W. Hastings Street. This initiative is brought to you by Wondercafe.ca and First United Church.

In a weird turn of events, a rep from PavCo has said that if the BCGEU (workers at BC Place) & PavCo don’t reach a new deal by Friday at 3:30PM they may have to move forward with a plan to cancel the remaining Whitecaps game, the two BC Lions regular season games, and the Grey Cup.

After Monday’s practice, Daniel Sedin said he was looking forward to Vancouver’s upcoming road-trip: “We’re going to need to be at our best to win those games, and you need those tests as a team. We’re excited.”

The countdown is on: there is less than one week left until TEDxVancouver’s “Confluence” program at Orpheum Theatre. Today, the organizing committee of TEDxVancouver is pleased to announce its complete roster of 14 speakers who will share, entertain and inspire with their messages revolving around Confluence. Speakers at TEDxVancouver are handpicked for their inspirational thinking, and in the TED tradition, each is challenged to offer their audience an idea worth sharing in “the talk of their life” in 18 minutes or less.

Welcome to the first week of October.

900 Hastings, formerly known as 955 East Hastings, is scheduled to start sales early next year. Located in Stratchona, this mid-rise development will be a great addition to the neighbourhood.

There’s nothing quite like the fresh outdoors – especially when you live in a temperate rainforest. Think bright green trees, brisk fresh air, snow-capped mountains – even just that thought can bring a momentary sigh of relief to an otherwise stressful work day.

BC’s police watchdog has announced it is investigating an incident in Squamish from earlier this month that resulted in a woman’s death.