If bargain-hunting or uncovering pre-loved finds is right up your alley, it’s time to take your search to the front yard. Yes, Vancouver’s largest garage sale event, the Great Grandview Garage Sale, is back this June with a full afternoon of treasure hunting and community connection. It’s one of the city’s most beloved community-organized events, and you never know what you’ll discover here. A rare vinyl record, a book you’ve had on your list for years, a basil plant for your garden, or a new love seat. Not to mention, it’s a great way to pick up some essentials if you’re moving or planning to move soon.

The next time you order delivery for dinner, it might arrive by robot now that Vancouver has approved a six-month delivery robot pilot program.

If you’ve ever wondered how most Vancouverites manage to survive in one of the most expensive cities in Canada, you’re not alone.

After over a decade since the last time it was offered, Sutton Place Hotel is bringing back its iconic chocolate and dessert buffet to celebrate its 40th anniversary.

Sports fans from around the globe will be coming to Vancouver for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and one of the city’s most iconic landmarks is getting a new look for the festivities.

A “marvellous” brown pelican gave Vancouver ornithophiles a memorable experience as they strolled along the seawall in False Creek.

Listen, we know there are so many restaurants opening in Vancouver that it can be hard to revisit some of the ones that have been around for years. However, take this as your sign that you need to return to Five Sails (or experience it for the first time).

The Vancouver forecast for May is out, and you might want to pull the fan and air conditioners out of the closet to start the new month.

Given that we’ve already experienced record-breaking temperatures and water restrictions, you might not be surprised to learn that the Metro Vancouver snowpack is less than half of what it should be.

Music, art and culture lovers in Vancouver will want to mark their calendars for an epic event returning this spring. The Vancouver Art Gallery is transforming for Art Party, an immersive late-night celebration with drinks and performances, on Saturday, June 6.

The beloved Honda Celebration of Light will not return in Summer 2026, after organizers of the long-running non-profit event announced in November 2025 that the three-night competition was facing a revenue shortfall that was too large to bear. The decision followed an anticipated budget deficit of nearly $1 million, driven by declining support from federal and provincial governments, as well as corporate sponsorship.

The team behind much-loved restaurants like Selene Aegean Bistro, AMA, and Nammos Estiatorio is gearing up to launch a new restaurant… well, sort of.

Even though Vancouver is Canada’s most expensive city to rent in, our rent prices and cost of living start looking pretty good if we compare them to some major U. S. cities.

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.

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.

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.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming up fast, and some big names are coming to perform free concerts for soccer fans from around the world.

Many Vancouverites have reported whale sightings in and around Vancouver in recent weeks — a sign of a remarkable recovery after many of their populations experienced a sharp decline in the 20th century.