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"Unforeseen repairs": Kits Pool will not be opening as originally scheduled

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"Not a party": BC Sikh community members say faith missing from Vaisakhi discussion

Bank vault turned late-night Vancouver venue is "not closing down"

"Absolute waste of money": People are livid over Vancouver's Rolling Stones announcement

Mayor Ken Sim went to LA and brought "The Last of Us" back to Vancouver

"Incredibly excited": Vancouver celebrating "The Last of Us" filming update

A bakery owner says she’s become increasingly infuriated by some customers after they mistreated staff members. Lisa Beecroft says about 35% of her staff at Gabi & Jules self-identify as having a disability. Having such a diverse team has always been an important factor to the business, Beecroft told Daily Hive, as they pride themselves on being inclusive and “rooted in kindness.”

The customer is not always right: BC bakery says staff with disabilities increasingly mistreated

The Christmas Store at Potters is back for its 20th year of delighting shoppers with its opulent holiday displays and festive fun.

One of Canada's largest Christmas stores reopens less than an hour from Vancouver

A Vancouver home subject to a court-ordered sale saw the initial asking price plummet dramatically. According to Zealty, 3998 Granville Street was previously sold in 2006 for $1,218,000.

Asking price drops by $17M in court-ordered Vancouver home sale

It’s been two years since Menya Itto, the cult ramen brand hailing from Japan, opened its first North American location in Vancouver. Today, the restaurant shared that it will shut down its Robson Street outpost and withdraw from the Canadian market altogether. When it launched in Vancouver in 2022, it was the number-one-rated, most famous shop in Tokyo. With that acclaim came tons of hype prior to the opening. The 1,800 sq ft space launched with 32 seats and eight more at its counter. Design features included Mount Fuji-inspired artwork, custom wooden tables, and a square-shaped communal table highlighted by a stunning tree centrepiece. Known for its light, smooth broth that is slowly simmered for 12 hours, Menya Itto is widely known as the “King of Tsukemen.” So, with all this buzz, why didn’t it work out for Menya Itto here in Vancouver? Owners say it’s simple: the “dark economic period” brought on by the pandemic and a significant delay in its opening (originally slated to launch in 2020, two years before it would eventually open). Menya Itto shared a full statement on its social media and also noted that it won’t be speaking further on the closure/market departure. You’ve still got until the closing date, November 15, to head in for some of these famous noodles before they leave Canada for good. Vancouver is known for its abundance of delicious ramen spots. Are you sad to see this one go? Let us know in the comments.

Menya Itto to close in Vancouver and leave the Canadian market

The Vancouver Canucks had their annual Halloween party, and the costumes this year were on another level. Players dressed up as everything from superheroes to TV characters, and it’s clear a lot of time and effort went into some of the outfits.

Canucks had their Halloween party and players went ALL OUT

SkyTrain’s oldest cars, dating back to the 1980s and early 1990s, are now officially entering retirement, and the hope now is that some of these cars can be repurposed and relocated to commemorate their historical use on Metro Vancouver’s rapid transit network.

TransLink seeking ideas for reusing old SkyTrain cars entering retirement

A video of someone trying to turn on to a busy Vancouver street has sparked a conversation about safety concerns in the area.

"Painful" turning video prompts concern over busy Vancouver street

October 3 was Summer and Chip Wilson Day, an official City of Vancouver proclamation, which came the day after the first of a few controversial election signs were erected in front of his property.

"WOW": Vancouver honoured Chip Wilson and some aren't happy

The University of British Columbia has an interactive cost calculator that lets students plan their first-year budget, and the difference between the costs for domestic and international students is eye-opening.

UBC's cost calculator shows jaw-dropping tuition difference for international and domestic students

A crane knocked over a shipping container at a Vancouver freight terminal Friday morning, and the falling metal box almost landed on a truck driver waiting below.

Shipping container falls and nearly crushes driver in scary Vancouver accident

It’s beginning to look a lot like winter on Vancouver’s mountains as local ski hills gear up for a busy season. Grouse Mountain and Mount Seymour have updated outdoor enthusiasts with snow reports showing fresh powder overnight.

Vancouver mountains get fresh snow as ski season approaches

A BC strata was the target of legal action because a homeowner was charged a fee for a feature he couldn’t use. Werner Suter is the co-owner of a strata unit. He told the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal that he was being charged a fee for geothermal heating and cooling expenses even though some units, including his, aren’t equipped with geothermal systems.

BC strata ordered to stop charging owner for feature he can't use

With the Senakw high-density rental housing project in Vancouver now well underway in its construction ascent, the Squamish Nation is increasingly turning its attention toward identifying how to realize new major developments at its other reserves.

Squamish Nation outlines possible land use concepts for North Shore reserves

It’s been a hard few months for Vancouver Canucks forward Dakota Joshua. The 28-year-old’s world was flipped upside down when he was shockingly diagnosed with testicular cancer last summer. He’s now recovered fully, but the journey wasn’t without speed bumps.

Canucks' Joshua opens up on cancer diagnosis: "It's been a tough road"

Vancouver Canucks players weren’t the only ones that went all out for Halloween this year. So did Fin, the Canucks’ mascot, who rocked a custom Deadpool costume at Wednesday’s game. Fin was dressed up as Ryan Reynolds’ character in the 2016 film, so the Canucks reached out to the Vancouver native to see what he thought of the Halloween costume.

Ryan Reynolds gives nerdy reply to Canucks mascot's costume

Keep your wallet in your pocket this November with our list of 25 free and inexpensive events happening in Vancouver this month.

More than 20 FREE and cheap things to do in Vancouver this November

Enjoy the suite life this fall with Delta Hotels by Marriott Vancouver Downtown Suites! Make the most of your Vancouver stay with spacious suites, central downtown location, and unique restaurant & bar, Stock & Supply.

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend: November 1 to 3

When you’re in a position to try a new restaurant in Vancouver, deciding where to go can be tricky. We’re incredibly spoiled for choice in this city, with longstanding culinary staples and tantalizing new spots popping up left, right, and centre.

New Vancouver Restaurants: 12 fresh spots to try in and around the city

With just about every NHL team holding their annual Halloween parties this week, fans have seen some pretty great costumes.

NHL player under fire for offensive Halloween costume

Owning a home in Canada isn’t cheap, but luckily, there are tax credits and benefits that can help you get some extra cash to maintain your dream home.

5 tax incentives Canadian homeowners should take advantage of

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"Unforeseen repairs": Kits Pool will not be opening as originally scheduled

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Bank vault turned late-night Vancouver venue is "not closing down"

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