Who said Vancouver is boring? Being a foodie in this city has never been easier, especially with all the great food and drink-related events taking place this month.

Mayor Ken Sim is hoping to block a proposed overdose prevention site (OPS) in downtown Vancouver. His announcement came hours after Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) announced the new location for the Thomus Donaghy OPS (TD OPS) at 900 Helmcken Street, between Burrard and Hornby Streets.

Olivia Rodrigo is hitting the road this year with a major new tour. Canadian fans are in for a treat as The Unraveled Tour will be stopping in three cities.

Many are weighing in regarding the news that Telus, the Government of Canada, and local developer Westbank have proposed a cluster of AI data centres in B. C. and Vancouver. And while some support the proposal, others are vehemently in opposition.

ASPAC was in the process of preselling the condos in the River Green complex — it had not yet broken ground — when it decided to return 100 per cent of deposits back to all purchasers (plus accrued interest) and redesign the project.

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!

An enormous grey whale gave nature lovers a memorable experience in several busy locations around Vancouver this week. Wildlife photographer Kathleen McCormick shared an image to social media of the grey whale breaching off of Second Beach in Stanley Park on Monday, April 27.

The weather is heating up, and so are the events around Vancouver! Enjoy your weekend with our roundup of 15 great things to do from May 8 to 10, from Asian Heritage Month to Mother’s Day festivities, and more.

Volatile global economic realities have caused gas prices to fluctuate wildly around Metro Vancouver, but is the region on the road to breaking a record?

A renowned harm reduction and recovery advocate is slamming Vancouver’s mayor after he and City Council voted to try to block an overdose prevention site (OPS) downtown.

To improve their odds of beating Mayor Ken Sim and his ABC Vancouver party, the city’s three left-wing/progressive-leaning municipal political parties announced today they have reached an agreement to limit the number of candidates they will each run in the civic election on Oct. 17, 2026.

The Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE) party has announced as its Vancouver mayoral candidate, positioning the controversial former BC Housing executive as a figure in the October 2026 civic election.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and we know how important it is to celebrate the most wonderful women in our lives.

Plenty of chatter continues to swirl about the possibility of Vancouver landing an MLB expansion team. Vancouver city council recently approved a motion for the city to seek potential owners of an MLB franchise. One name said to be involved as a potential part owner is Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds, who boasts a net worth estimated to be around US$350 million. Meanwhile, local businessman Zack Ross is said to be leading the charge.

It can’t be much longer now, can it? Sure, there are executives like Lou Lamoriello, who ran an NHL team until he was 82 years old.

After three seasons of being filmed in Vancouver, the production of a popular TV show is moving to the States, and it’s apparently thanks to a tax credit.

It’s a tale as old as time. When the NHL draft lottery balls fall, Vancouver Canucks fans always walk away disappointed.

Excitement for the FIFA World Cup continues to build throughout Metro Vancouver, and you can take your fandom to great heights at a new celebration hosted by Capilano Suspension Bridge.