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.

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.

The Vancouver film industry has had a busy year in 2026, and local movie buffs won’t have to wait long to see the city on the big screen, as two local universities are featured in the upcoming film The Social Reckoning.

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.

A horror film from A24 that has a lot of people excited is releasing later this month, and it was primarily filmed in Vancouver, including at a notable motel.

The Vancouver Canucks have called a press conference at Rogers Arena on Thursday afternoon for a “major announcement.” The team did not say who would be present at the press conference, but expect to see Henrik and Daniel Sedin there, as well as Ryan Johnson.

Vancouver-based real estate firm Rennie is expanding beyond its home market through a new partnership with luxury brokerage network The Agency — a move that will give the company access to thousands of agents and new development opportunities across North America.

In case you missed the news, Oakridge Park will be opening its doors starting May 28, in addition to the launch of one of the hottest restaurant hubs in the city: Time Out Market Vancouver.

He was a beacon of light in a forgettable Vancouver Canucks season. Not only that, but apparently he’s become a voice of reason, too.

With an influx of visitors, significant road closures and access changes, and public transit serving as an essential component of the overall operation of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Vancouver, TransLink will spend $21.6 million on tournament-related expenditures.

For over a year, he’s been touted as the Vancouver Canucks’ future head coach. But is that how it’s actually going to play out?

It wasn’t long ago that Markus Naslund’s name was floated among contenders for the Vancouver Canucks’ front office opening.

B. C. adventurers looking for their next thrill will want to head to Vancouver Island for a new attraction now open at the Malahat SkyWalk.

Score one while you can. Metro Vancouver residents and visitors can add another 2026 FIFA World Cup era souvenir to their collection, this time with a practical purpose.

It looks like Adam Foote has found a new home. Fired by the Vancouver Canucks last month, Foote is reportedly in talks to join the Utah Mammoth as an assistant coach. While nothing has been finalized yet, CHEK’s Rick Dhaliwal is reporting that “they’re trying to get a deal done.”

Among the various Metro Vancouver tourist destinations, the Capilano Suspension Bridge is the latest to get in on the FIFA World Cup fun.

In recent days, Metro Vancouver public transit riders travelling through key public transit hubs and transfer points connected to the official 2026 FIFA World Cup venues have likely heard new automated announcements — featuring a voice unfamiliar to public transit, but one that Canadian soccer fans will immediately recognize.

Manny Malhotra was destined to become an NHL head coach. Back in 2020, his former Vancouver Canucks teammate, Dan Hamhuis, shared that Malhotra would act like a coach during practices.