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From first steps to the Fairmont: How one Richmond studio is elevating dance in Vancouver

ICBC is modernizing its services

It was another tough season for Elias Pettersson, and not just because of what happened on the ice for the Vancouver Canucks centre.

Canucks centre Pettersson opens up on family and future in Vancouver

A B. C. homeowner was fined $200 by her strata for painting her doorway, so she decided to take matters into her own hands to fight the penalty.

B.C. homeowner fights strata after $200 fine for painting her doorway

British Columbia’s population declined by more than 41,000 people in 2025 — marking only the second annual decrease in the province’s history.

B.C. population drops by 41,000 residents, first decline in 151 years cools housing demand

The restaurant industry can be fickle and, unfortunately, we’ve lost some beloved eateries this month. From newly opened Italian spots to local bakeries closing locations, these are seven Vancouver restaurants that have either closed or are closing soon.

7 Vancouver restaurants that are now closed or closing soon

After the worst Vancouver Canucks season in recent memory, he became the fall guy. On Friday, the Canucks officially relieved Patrik Allvin from his duties as Vancouver Canucks general manager, after the report initially surfaced from a Swedish publication on Thursday night.

More details emerge about why the Vancouver Canucks fired Patrik Allvin

The NHL regular season is complete and the Stanley Cup Playoffs are ready to start. The playoffs begin Saturday, with coverage in Canada available on CBC, Sportsnet, and Omni.

Sportsnet releases list of Stanley Cup playoff series broadcasters

The Government of British Columbia has announced that it will offer some cities the ability to opt out of Airbnb short-term rental regulations in 2027, but one city will get the option this year.

B.C. government announces sooner opt outs of Airbnb restrictions in 2027

The state of the Vancouver Canucks locker room was worse than we thought. The catastrophic downfall of the Canucks has been well-documented ever since the infamous feud between J. T. Miller and Elias Pettersson. However, we’ve now learned that things didn’t demonstrably improve following his departure.

'Group chat was buzzing:' Vancouver Canucks believe locker room dysfunction is history

In just seven weeks from now, Vancouver’s newest visual landmark and major entertainment venue will reach full completion and officially open for its first events.

A glimpse of the new 10,000-capacity PNE amphitheatre, just weeks before completion

After another fun and exciting regular season, the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs is set to get underway on Saturday.

Who will win the Stanley Cup? Here's what oddsmakers are predicting

Expect some further prolonged vehicle lane reductions on West Broadway this spring to accommodate Broadway Subway construction work.

Seven weeks of lane reductions on Broadway at Cambie for subway construction

Vancouver-based telecommunications giant Telus has unveiled one of its most significant rental housing projects to date, planned for East Vancouver’s Strathcona neighbourhood.

Telus proposes rental housing towers and childcare for 110 kids in Vancouver's Strathcona neighbourhood

If it feels like more of the new-generation trains are running on the SkyTrain’s Expo Line, you are not imagining it. A TransLink spokesperson confirmed to Daily Hive Urbanized that as of today, the public transit authority’s fleet of the new five-car-long Mark V trains now actively serving passengers has reached eight trains — a total of 40 Mark V cars.

Eight new Mark V trains are now in service on SkyTrain's Expo Line

And for passionate Vancouver Canucks fans, there are certainly some intriguing storylines to follow in the NHL playoffs.

How Minnesota's playoff run will affect Canucks draft pick from Hughes trade

Another week has come and gone, leaving us with another weekend filled with great things to do in Vancouver Here are 15 events to check out around the city from April 17 to 19. Shrek the Musical, Vasisakhi parade, and more.

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend: April 17 to 19

A retired coin collector is concerned that the City of Vancouver is ending the option to pay for parking with coins. By the end of April, the City confirmed to Daily Hive Urbanized that they will be eliminating coins as a payment option for street parking “in an effort to streamline operations and modernize parking infrastructure.”

'End of an era': Vancouver to cease coin payment for parking

If you’re planning on driving in Vancouver this weekend, then you should be prepared for traffic changes and disruptions thanks to the Sun Run.

How a record-breaking Vancouver Sun Run will disrupt traffic this weekend

Canada Post is making some drastic changes to its operations, and it has revealed the areas around Metro Vancouver and B. C. where door-to-door delivery is going the way of the dodo.

Canada Post shares addresses where door-to-door delivery will end in Metro Vancouver

A large fire that broke out in Vancouver on Thursday evening has caused some minor damage to a restaurant in Yaletown. Daily Hive spoke with on-duty Vancouver Fire Rescue Services (VFRS) Fire Chief Pierre Morin, who shared some details about the fire.

Restaurant impacted by large fire in Vancouver's Yaletown neighbourhood

Comedian and actor Zach Galifianakis recently revealed on a very public stage that he lives on a remote island in B. C., and that he loves Canada.

Zach Galifianakis reveals that he lives on a remote island in B.C.

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Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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