The second annual Web Summit Vancouver conference opened this past Monday, with more than 20,000 attendees converging on the Vancouver Convention Centre and other venues this week.

The Victoria Day long weekend is just a week away, and the weather forecast is shaping up in typical Vancouver fashion. By that, we mean wet and cloudy.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is defending himself after a recent comment he made regarding AI agents. Sim spoke at a press conference regarding two AI data centres that would be located in Vancouver in partnership with Telus and the Government of Canada.

The Vancouver Whitecaps’ half-century of history in the city is hanging by a thread. Owners of the Whitecaps listed the team for sale in December 2024. Over that time, the club has reportedly engaged in discussions with over 100 groups of interested investors, but no one has emerged as a saviour.

The Vancouver Whitecaps are spending more than ever on their players. At least, it’s translated on the pitch. The Whitecaps are enjoying their hottest start in franchise history, posting an 8-2-1 record through their first 11 games. They’ve done everything possible to distract from the ongoing relocation saga.

T&T Supermarket’s CEO, Tina Lee, is incentivizing customers to visit North Vancouver’s Kim’s Cafe after it was the victim of a racist incident.

If you’re in a summer mood and want to jump into a pool, Vancouver is about to open a couple of its biggest outdoor swimming pools.

The Vancouver forecast for May is out, and you might want to pull the fan and air conditioners out of the closet to start the new month.

Is Evan Gold poised to be the next general manager of the Vancouver Canucks? It certainly sounds like it. Though don’t count out Ryan Johnson just yet.

The long weekend makes everything better! Pack your schedule with these 15 great Metro Vancouver events from May 15 to 18. Check out Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair, Shipyards Night Market, and more!

The clock is no longer ticking quietly in the background. Earlier this month, a Las Vegas ownership group backed by billions of dollars formally submitted a bid to buy the Vancouver Whitecaps FC and move them to the Nevada desert.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has submitted a motion to City Council to cut back on some of the City’s bylaws that are designed to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions from buildings.

A new temporary public art installation hovering high above the street plaza at Robson Square playfully celebrates Vancouver’s role as a 2026 FIFA World Cup host city.

The Vancouver Etsy Co Too Cute Pop-Up Market is back and it’s bigger, better, and cuter than ever. Now in its second year, the market is at a new location at the Maritime Labour Centre, and you don’t want to miss out on all the goodies.

The City of Vancouver has launched a pilot strategy that will allow parking tickets to be issued by mail in four residential permit zones near major public transit hubs, expanding the use of licence plate recognition (LPR) technology in parking enforcement.

Could a former NHL captain be joining the Vancouver Canucks front office soon? It appears things are starting to near the finish line in Vancouver’s search for its next GM. Less than a month after firing Patrik Allvin, it appears the shortlist for his successor is down to two names: Boston Bruins AGM Evan Gold and current Canucks AGM Ryan Johnson.

Although the Vancouver Whitecaps remain in dire straits, potential solutions are beginning to surface. Last week, B. C. MLA Ravi Kahlon revealed that a new prospective ownership group had emerged, with the idea of buying the Whitecaps and keeping them in Vancouver.

There are now official names for BC Ferries’ future largest ships, serving the major routes linking Metro Vancouver with Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast.