The lottery balls have fallen, and the Vancouver Canucks fate has been determined. And, based on a multitude of mock drafts that have been released in the aftermath, there seems to be a consensus about who the Canucks will select at third overall.

One of Metro Vancouver’s oldest parades is hitting the streets of Surrey this weekend, and fans of the Cloverdale Rodeo and commuters are being warned of traffic impacts in the area.

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.

The South Granville retail village of Vancouver will soon gain a new anchor retailer, located just kitty corner from the Indigo Granville bookstore.

LCD Soundsystem is embarking on a North American tour, and Vancouver happens to be the only Canadian stop. LCD Soundsystem is coming to Vancouver on Aug. 7, and they’ll be playing the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.

A months-long, multi-jurisdictional investigation into an organized retail crime group with a married B. C. couple at the centre of it has been dismantled thanks to work by the Vancouver Police Department’s Retail Crime Task Force (VPD-RCTF).

Under the old Vancouver Canucks management team, Filip Hronek was beginning to look like a shoo-in to be named team captain for next season.

It was news that was met with some skepticism: could Vancouver actually be in line for an MLB expansion team? The Vancouver Grizzlies didn’t work, and the city is at risk of losing the Vancouver Whitecaps as well. That doesn’t scream readiness for an MLB team.

While parts of the Vancouver forecast for the first week of June are looking wet, the next three months of summer weather may end up being a scorcher.

As rain fell across Vancouver early Friday afternoon, media began to gather for a preview of the newly completed Freedom Mobile Arch — the opening of the new covered outdoor amphitheatre at the PNE fairgrounds in Hastings Park.

Watching the NHL Draft Lottery was another painful experience for Vancouver Canucks fans. There was a collective groan across Canucks nation as the lottery balls fell in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ favour on Tuesday, and that frustrated reaction was evident inside Rogers Arena as well.

The biggest tech event of the year kicks off next week, and the current and a former Vancouver mayor will be helping to kick off the festivities.

The inevitable happened to the Vancouver Canucks on lottery night. During the 2026 NHL Draft Lottery, there were two draws that the Canucks could have won, either for first or second overall.

There weren’t many wins for Vancouver Canucks fans during the 2025-26 season, but this might go down as the crowning achievement.

The Vancouver Canucks are only four weeks away from making a franchise-altering decision. For the first time in 27 years, they will make a top-three selection in the NHL Draft.

The Vancouver Canucks are on the verge of hiring their next general manager, but the changes might not stop there. After the Canucks miserable season ended last month, the club fired general manager Patrik Allvin. That was followed by president Jim Rutherford announcing that he was stepping down from his everyday role following the NHL draft.

Just weeks after Vancouver City Council approved the rezoning application for the new Olympic Village Elementary School, a development permit application has been submitted to advance the project further.

A Metro Vancouver company has just been ranked as one of the world’s best renewable energy companies. Time magazine recently published a ranking of the world’s top “GreenTech” companies, stating that it’s highlighting the companies “driving the transition to a greener world.”