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.

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.

A total of 168 affordable homes — entailing a mix of supportive, social, and rental housing — along with 80 homeless shelter spaces are set to open in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside as part of a major Indigenous-led housing project supported by BC Housing.

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.

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).

The former Vancouver Canucks general manager, who was fired by the team in April, has been hired by the Seattle Kraken as vice president and assistant general manager.

North Vancouver’s newest attraction for adventure seekers is open at Grouse Mountain, and the Gravity Coaster is ready to serve up fresh air thrills.

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

It’s been nearly 10 years since Alphonso Davies made his MLS debut at BC Place for the Vancouver Whitecaps. He was just 15 years old then.

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.

One of the four SeaBus ferry vessels is now boasting an eye-catching temporary look for its exterior livery as it makes its daily rounds transporting thousands of passengers each day between Waterfront Station in Downtown Vancouver and Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver.

Over 350,000 spectators are expected to cumulatively attend the seven FIFA World Cup matches at BC Place Stadium in Downtown Vancouver, beginning with the first match on Saturday, June 13.

The FIFA World Cup is right around the corner. And, for soccer fans in Vancouver hoping to catch a match, there’s some good news.

Soccer fever is well and truly taking over Vancouver, and locals and visitors alike are getting in on the excitement. As the massive tournament continues to play out, Concord Pacific is celebrating with watch parties on False Creek and in Burnaby, and we have all the details.

As Vancouver gets ready to host its first FIFA World Cup match tomorrow, the region is set for a scorching weekend with temperatures expected to hit 30°C in some parts.

A striking new temporary FIFA World Cup public art installation has appeared at Creekside Park on the Northeast False Creek waterfront at the edge of the Downtown Vancouver peninsula — one that quite literally places BC Place Stadium at the centre of the experience.

The very first of eight new generation trainsets dedicated to the Amtrak Cascades arrived in Seattle this past weekend. These much-anticipated trains will provide a brand-new, modern fleet for the interregional passenger rail service linking Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland.

Here’s a little something to put time into perspective. Potential Vancouver Canucks draft pick later this month, Caleb Malhotra, had just turned three years old when his father, Manny, miraculously returned to the Stanley Cup Finals following an eye injury.