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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Metro Vancouver is implementing a new way to alert people of the risk level when issuing air quality warnings. The Metro Vancouver Regional District will now use a colour-coded system to align its Air Quality Warning System to match Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)’s weather alerts.

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

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.

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 national anthems at the 2026 FIFA World Cup games in Toronto and Vancouver are going to look different from what a lot of traditional soccer fans are used to seeing.

After opening numerous spots throughout the Greater Toronto Area, M Chá Bar has made its official debut in Vancouver. Earlier this month, the bubble tea shop opened the doors to its first location in the city at 2557 Renfrew St., just steps away from Renfrew Station, as well as campuses like Coquitlam College, LaSalle College, and Vancouver Technical Secondary School.

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.

Heads up, if you’re a Metro Vancouver driver who travels through the George Massey Tunnel, there’s going to be some impacts to your commute this weekend.

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.

It’s official: the recently installed Canada flag up at Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver has broken the record for the largest flag unfurled on a mountain, according to Guinness World Records.

A Metro Vancouver teacher who taught in the Coquitlam School District got suspended after admitting to several violations.