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43 things every Vancouverite needs in their emergency kit
With BC in a state of emergency amid devastating flooding in parts of the province, now’s a good time to build an emergency kit if you don’t already have one.
The rise of Vancouver’s newest artisanal bakery for dogs
Every pet parent has experienced ‘the look’ their dog gives them when they’re eating human food, especially when it’s cake, cookies, or brownies you know your four-legged friend can’t eat.
North Vancouver's Shipyards ice skating rink opens tomorrow
The Shipyards, located on Lot 5 of North Vancouver’s Lonsdale waterfront, is a newly built, mixed-use development and community hub that opened in Summer 2018.
Vancouver's iconic glittering holiday ornament returns (PHOTOS)
Is that, sleigh bells we hear? A glittering holiday icon has returned to Vancouver as the CF Pacific Centre ornament was installed this week.
Vancouver's spectacular sunset ignited the skies tonight (PHOTOS)
Vancouver’s grey skies cleared up just enough to let a dramatic sunset capture the attention of the city on Sunday, November 21.
Laneway homes can hurt Vancouver's neighbourhood property values: UBC study
A laneway house structure could have a detrimental impact on property values within the immediate vicinity of a neighbourhood in Vancouver.
Opinion: Vancouver's severe hotel room shortage looms over tourism recovery
Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Sarah Kirby-Yung, a Vancouver City Councillor and former tourism industry executive.
Vancouver's Christmas-themed Tinseltown pop-up bar is now open
Please note: While British Columbia is currently in Step 3 of its COVID-19 restart plan, mask wearing is required in all indoor public spaces. Please adhere to other COVID-19 health and safety measures, including physical distancing and frequent hand washing. If you are sick, please stay home.
10% property tax hike in 2023 possible as City of Vancouver's expenses grow
There is immense uncertainty with the City of Vancouver’s financial situation over the coming years to the extent that substantial consecutive hikes to its property tax would be needed to make up for the shortfall.
This is your first look at Vancouver's breathtaking Michelangelo exhibit (PHOTOS)
Please note: British Columbia is in Step 3 of its COVID-19 restart plan. Please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including physical distancing and frequent hand washing, and wearing a mask or face-covering in public indoor and retail spaces. If you are sick, please stay home.
Vancouver's "free-spirited barge" to remain at Sunset Beach until Sunday
The “free-spirited barge” that washed up along Sunset Beach will remain in Vancouver until Sunday. At a press conference earlier today, Public Safety Minister Bill Blair suggested the delay of the barge removal was due to the Canadian Coast Guard being tied up with reports of drifting, sunken and beached vessels taking priority.
City of Vancouver's fees for single-use cups, ban on plastic bags start January 1
More measures against single-use items within the jurisdiction of the City of Vancouver will go into effect on January 1, 2022.
Vancouver's free-spirited "Barge on the beach" serving some epic memes
One of the more bizarre things to come of the BC storm this week was the stray, unmoored barge that found itself washed up on along Sunset Beach in Vancouver.
Vancouver’s Robson Street is already lit up and ready for Christmas
It’s the day after Halloween, and Robson Street in downtown Vancouver is already strung up with lights to welcome the holiday season.
Rainbows are brightening up Vancouver's post-tornado skies (PHOTOS)
You know what they say, after the tornado comes the rainbow. That’s what they say, right? In the afternoon on Sunday, November 7, Vancouverites were blessed with rainbows in the city as the sun peaked out after raining most of the day.
Donated bikes get a second life at Vancouver's Our Community Bikes
Vancouver's Our Community Bikes changes lives with donated bicycles. They know that owning a bike can make a difference in a person's life.