The assessed value of lululemon founder and billionaire Chip Wilson’s waterfront mansion on Point Grey Road in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood has been reduced by more than $18 million, after the province’s Property Assessment Appeal Board ruling found the property was worth significantly less than BC Assessment’s estimate.

A Vancouver home with some eye-catching design elements and amenities has been listed for a whopping $28 million, one of the most expensive listings on the market.

It’s a story of two teams going in opposite directions. But often, those teams make the best trade partners. Could that be the case for the Vancouver Canucks and Anaheim Ducks this offseason?

Another member of the Vancouver Canucks 2010-11 team has been making waves this week. Although, unlike Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, Manny Malhotra, and Alex Burrows, this ex-player has been garnering attention for something non-hockey related.

Many Vancouverites have reported whale sightings in and around Vancouver in recent weeks — a sign of a remarkable recovery after many of their populations experienced a sharp decline in the 20th century.

A Vancouver cultural entrepreneur has launched Artopia, a new network that could change the game for artists in the city.

While the overdose prevention site (OPS) in downtown Vancouver might be paused, business leaders are calling on the province to take more decisive action.

A new circuitous bus route will be deployed within the Downtown Vancouver peninsula to help serve the expected crowds that will descend into the area for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and improve overall accessibility and connectivity by public transit due to the detours for various temporary road closures during the tournament.

TransLink is working with the City of Vancouver to change the number and location of bus stops along Hastings Street between Downtown Vancouver and Boundary Road, as part of a broader effort to improve travel times and reliability on one of Metro Vancouver’s busiest bus corridors.

For the third year in a row, Pizzeria Spacca Napoli has been recognized by Gambero Rosso, the global authority on Italian food, wine, and travel, where it was once again listed as the highest pizzeria ranking in Canada.

Metro Vancouver public transit users have now gained free access to premium trip-planning tools on a popular smartphone app, as TransLink expands its preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

With about three weeks to go until kickoff, the heritage Vancouver City Hall building has received a temporary big flair of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Following the closure of its North Vancouver location, Burgoo has announced that it will also be closing its location in downtown Vancouver.

It has been a fairly cool few days in May in Metro Vancouver, but that’s all going to change with some warm weather after a short pause from the rain.

If the cost to get into one of the seven FIFA World Cup matches coming to Vancouver next month wasn’t enough, wait until fans see the cost of parking.

Rent rates across Metro Vancouver are continuing to decline, but two generally more affordable cities are seeing rents increase in May.

Two worlds collided in the best way possible for basketball player Duane Notice earlier this week. The 31-year-old guard is now in his fourth season playing for the CEBL’s Vancouver Bandits. He’s also a noted cinephile who co-hosts the SceneDMs podcast, which has over 36,000 followers on Instagram.

Folks familiar with the matcha scene in and around Vancouver are most likely familiar with the name Nana’s Green Tea. The store operated a location in Kerrisdale that has since moved to the Olympic Village area. Now, the team is gearing up to open a location in downtown Vancouver.