After a three-year run, Popeyes Chicken has closed the doors to one of its Vancouver locations at the CBC Vancouver Building.

Welcome to the weekend, everyone! Time flies when you’re having fun, so check out these 15 things to do in Vancouver from May 22 to 24.

There is power in numbers and power in positivity following several meetings this week to discuss the long-term viability of the Vancouver Whitecaps in British Columbia.

A pop-up market is hosting its first springtime edition in downtown Vancouver next week, and it’s a great opportunity to shop for unique items while supporting up-and-coming local entrepreneurs.

UniUni, a delivery technology company based in Metro Vancouver, is preparing to go public through a merger with MAK Acquisition Corp. in a transaction that values the business at roughly C$1.4 billion (US$1 billion).

Festival organizers behind the massive Italian Day celebration in Vancouver are asking the City for some funding, and are citing FIFA World Cup impacts as one of the main reasons.

A man who left a wake of destruction in a Vancouver park last week has now been charged with his crimes. Late last week, we reported that a senior citizen was seriously injured after a ramming incident that took place in and around Nelson Park.

Dairy substitutes have come a long way in the past few years, and it’s safe to say that oat lattes have evolved from a necessity for some to an elevated experience for all.

In just over two months from now, shortly after the conclusion of the FIFA World Cup, Vancouver City Council could decide on the selected private sector proponent to spearhead and finance the bid to land a Major League Baseball (MLB) expansion franchise for the city.

Vancouver and District Labour Council (VDLC) has thrown its support behind OneCity Vancouver party mayoral candidate William Azaroff, while publicly urging rival left-wing/progressive candidates Pete Fry of the Green Party of Vancouver and Stephanie Allen of the Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE) to reconsider staying in the race.

It is that time of year when Metro Vancouver’s public transit network switches to its summer season schedules to better account for the change in travel behaviour from the prolonged period of fair weather conditions.

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Dan Burgar, who is the CEO of Frontier Collective. Last week, the second annual Web Summit conference in Vancouver brought over 20,000 people from around the world to the city. They came for our talent, our companies, and our setting. They’ll leave with deals signed, partnerships formed, and ideas that will turn into businesses somewhere else.

If you’ve ever wondered how most Vancouverites manage to survive in one of the most expensive cities in Canada, you’re not alone.

Veteran local political and urban issues journalist Frances Bula is among the officially confirmed candidates set to appear on the October 2026 civic election ballot, under OneCity Vancouver’s slate of 13 candidates spanning Vancouver City Council, Vancouver Park Board, and Vancouver School Board.

Following its inclusion in the top restaurants in Canada by Canada’s 100 Best, Kavita is hosting a special brunch pop-up in collaboration with Alai Coffee.

Amid growing fears of relocation, Vancouver’s business community is mounting a coordinated campaign to keep Vancouver Whitecaps FC in the city, with hundreds of companies and organizations already signing an open letter urging support for the Major League Soccer (MLS) club.

Canada’s role in hosting the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup in Vancouver and Toronto is becoming more expensive than originally anticipated, according to a new report today from Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO).

Several people are injured, including a senior citizen who is in critical condition, after a vehicle allegedly drove through a Vancouver park, leaving a wake of destruction.