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

La Maison Simons, more commonly referred to simply as Simons, confirmed today that it will open within a portion of the former Nordstrom space at CF Pacific Centre in downtown Vancouver.

Simons to open 92,000 sq. ft. store within former Nordstrom in downtown Vancouver

Sorry, Metro Vancouverites, your lawns might be a bit brown this summer. While the Metro Vancouver Regional District normally allows businesses and residents to water their lawns once per week over the summer (from May 1 to Oct. 15), they recently announced that they will prohibit lawn watering entirely.

You can't water your lawn in Metro Vancouver this summer

SkyTrain commuters headed downtown this morning might have been delayed getting to their destination due to a police incident.

Police incident sparks early morning SkyTrain chaos in downtown Vancouver

Looking for Ukrainian food in and around Vancouver? Kozak tends to be the first that comes to mind. The local mini-chain has locations in New West, Langley, Gastown, and East Vancouver, and it’s now preparing to expand even further with a new location coming to Metro Vancouver.

Prime minister-loved Ukrainian restaurant announces new Metro Vancouver location

North-south transportation in Burnaby — especially for those walking and cycling — has now been improved with the opening of the Burnaby Lake Overpass, a new pedestrian and cyclist bridge spanning the eight-lane Trans-Canada Highway.

$28-million Burnaby Lake pedestrian overpass above Highway 1 now open, linking to Deer Lake Park trails

The hockey community is mourning after confirmation on Tuesday morning that longtime Vancouver Canucks broadcaster and former NHL netminder John Garrett has passed away.

John Tortorella shares nice words about legendary Canucks broadcaster John Garrett

They created a legacy that will last a lifetime. John Shorthouse and John Garrett were the voices that brought the Vancouver Canucks to life for fans throughout most of the 21st century.

John Shorthouse speaks about his old Canucks broadcast buddy John Garrett

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.

More details revealed on Vancouver's MLB bid and Ryan Reynolds is apparently interested

The space at 12 Water St., Vancouver, has seen quite a few changes in recent months. First, it was home to vegan hotspot MeeT in Gastown, which unfortunately closed its doors after a decade late last year (it also closed its Yaletown outpost a few months later). Following that, a new vegan eatery called Dix opened its doors in the space, offering bites for just $10 (hence the name “dix,” which is French for 10).

Vancouver restaurant known for $10 menu closes — new French eatery to take its place

Longtime Vancouver Canucks broadcaster and former NHL goaltender John Garrett has passed away at age 74. “It is with profound sadness we share the news of the sudden passing of John Garrett, a beloved colleague, friend, and one of the most familiar voices in Canadian hockey. ‘Cheech’ was a legend. His warmth, humour, and genuine love for the game endeared him to fans and colleagues alike. He brought insight, authenticity, and heart to every broadcast.

Longtime Canucks broadcaster John Garrett has passed away suddenly

When Japanese pro-wrestler Wakana Uehara visited Vancouver earlier this month, one small detail about TransLink’s public transit buses stood out to her.

Japanese pro-wrestler confused by one key feature on Vancouver buses

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.

Vancouver's 'newest restaurant' has been 18 years in the making

A teacher in B. C. was suspended for three weeks after an investigation into emails he was exchanging with a student. Steven Reeder was working as a high school English teacher at an independent school in B. C.

'I miss you': B.C. teacher suspended three weeks after swaths of intimate emails with student

A Vancouver studio for rent that was shared online is leading to some angry reactions about the state of rental housing in the city.

'Cozy' Vancouver studio rental in a house with coin laundry is riling up some folks

While it might be hard to switch from the same sandwich you’ve been ordering at Subway since you were a kid, fans of everything spicy might want to stray from their typical order with the launch of its new bread and spicy menu.

Subway just launched a hot new bread and three sandwiches across Canada

The Buffalo Sabres may call the United States home, but they’ve just earned a bunch more fans north of the border. Because they have a fan base on both sides of the border, the Sabres do something unique before all their games at KeyBank Center. While it is customary for NHL teams to not sing the Canadian national anthem before games unless a Canadian team is playing, Buffalo anthem singers perform both the Star Spangled Banner and O Canada before every game.

American hockey fans sing O Canada after anthem singer's mic cuts out

A renewed debate over beach pay public parking costs is unfolding at the Vancouver Park Board, as two commissioners bring forward overlapping — but notably different — member motions aimed at addressing rising parking rates at Spanish Banks Beach and the nearby beaches of Jericho and Locarno.

Vancouver Park Board to consider a rethink of this summer's parking rate hike at Spanish Banks Beach, reaching $4.25 per hour

The Vancouver Whitecaps should be in the news for their on-field success. Yet, here we are, with Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim pleading for a resolution to the Whitecaps’ relocation rumours.

Mayor Ken Sim ramps up pressure on Vancouver Whitecaps and B.C. government

Hollywood North has been busy this spring, and local fans won’t have to wait long to see Vancouver on a screen, as UBC will be heavily featured in the upcoming Amazon Prime series, Off Campus.

B.C. university gets spotlight in steamy trailer for new Amazon hockey series

Some condominium developers in Metro Vancouver are turning to bulk sales — selling multiple units at once to a single buyer — as the housing market slowdown drags on.

Some developers in Metro Vancouver turning to bulk condo sales amid weak market

There will be partly cloudy until morning, then clearing

There will be clear sky until morning, then partly cloudy

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

You can expect partly cloudy in the morning, with clearing in the afternoon

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