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

Sport Chek is preparing to close its longtime West Broadway store in Vancouver, marking the upcoming departure of a major retailer from the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood.

Sport Chek store on West Broadway in Vancouver set to close after nearly 20 years, with 50% discounts

It’s no secret that Vancouver has an all-star dining scene, and plenty of celebrities have started to take notice. Whether they’re local favourites or international Hollywood stars, plenty of top-notch celebrities have been dining in our wonderful city.

5 celebrities recently spotted dining in Vancouver

It was a contract that raised eyebrows at the time. The story of the Vancouver Canucks 2021 offseason was that former GM Jim Benning entered training camp without contracts for his two star players, Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes.

Canucks had concerns about Pettersson’s commitment before 2021 contract: report

Henrik Sedin’s son is continuing to make headlines in the soccer world. 19-year-old Valter Sedin may have spent most of his life surrounded by hockey, but he is steadily carving out his own path in soccer. The central midfielder has already competed for Canada’s national U18 team and recently played with the Canadian national U20 team at the 2026 Maurice Revello Tournament last month in France.

Henrik Sedin’s soccer-playing son helping Canada try to qualify for Olympics

More than two decades of planning have culminated in today’s opening of the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre, now the largest community recreation facility on the North Shore and one of the largest of its kind in Metro Vancouver.

Inside North Vancouver's newly opened $230-million Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre

So long, July, and hello, August! Who’s ready to check out some great things to do around Vancouver? From the Pride Parade to Powell Street Fest and more, here are 20 fantastic events to check out from July 27 to Aug. 2. And yes, there’s a long weekend coming up!

20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: July 27 to Aug. 2

If you’ve recently had a chocolate craving, you might want to check your kitchen after a Cadbury chocolate bar was recalled across Canada.

Cadbury chocolate bar recalled across Canada

You may be confused when you arrive at Chupito in search of its backyard patio and are pointed in the direction of an alley. Surely you’d think this is an elaborate setup to get mugged. But if you put your faith in the polite staff just like we did, you’ll be granted access to one of Vancouver’s coolest and most hidden cocktail bars.

Inside Vancouver's hidden outdoor cocktail bar — and everything you should order

If you’re looking for somewhere pretty to visit, a Canadian town was just tapped as one of the most beautiful in the world.

Cozy Canadian town named one of the most beautiful in the world

Canadians have already been gouged by high inflation over the past few years. However, Canadian sports fans are starting to really feel the pain.

How much it costs to stream sports in Canada

Vancouver’s coffee scene is a favourite among locals, visitors, and legendary Canadian singers, but it’s a Le Creuset mug named after the city that’s drawing recent rave reviews.

Vancouver-themed mug crowned 'world’s most perfectly architectured coffee cup'

FortisBC is moving ahead with its plans for a major expansion of its existing liquefied natural gas (LNG) production and storage facility on the Fraser River in Metro Vancouver, after the Government of British Columbia removed a key regulatory requirement for the project.

$2-billion Metro Vancouver LNG plant expansion moves ahead with potential First Nation ownership stake

The Vancouver Whitecaps might not be the only interested sports club that wants to buy BC Place. On Friday, TSN’s Farhan Lalji reported that BC Lions owner Amar Doman is interested in purchasing BC Place from the provincial government.

BC Lions emerge as contender to buy BC Place: report

A new study reveals that some wild B. C. salmon have been discovered with a disease previously only found in farmed fish.

Scientists discover a disease in wild B.C. salmon previously only found in farmed fish

Fill your weekend with fun times with the help of our list of 15 great things to do around Vancouver from July 25 to 27.

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend: July 24 to 26

There’s usually a revolving door of the same names mentioned when publications release their best neighbourhoods, best cities, best small town-type pieces, but Maclean’s just named two lesser-known B. C. neighbourhoods among Canada’s coolest.

Two lesser-mentioned B.C. neighbourhoods named among Canada's coolest

Despite over 320 people registered to speak on Holborn Group’s proposal to redevelop the Hudson’s Bay parkade city block in the core of Downtown Vancouver — with three mixed-use towers, including what would become Western Canada’s tallest building, British Columbia’s largest hotel, and feature a world-class public observation deck attraction — the public hearing with Vancouver City Council advanced far more quickly than initially expected because a substantial majority of registrants had withdrawn or were not present when called.

Concept for Western Canada's tallest tower in Vancouver may need to be shortened to comply with federal aviation requirements

A new study revealed how much the price of happiness is in major Canadian cities, and Vancouver is unsurprisingly near the top of the list.

Here's how much money you need to make to be happy in Vancouver

You may recognize the name Ông Bà Eatery from its original outpost on Denman Street, a small, 16-seat restaurant offering a selection of Vietnamese favourites. Recently, owners and husband-and-wife duo Viet and Quynh decided to close the original Vancouver location and move to Coquitlam, expanding the restaurant to an impressive 200 seats.

Family-run Vancouver restaurant gets new home in Coquitlam — here's why you should visit

There’s always one guy who goes lower than expected at the NHL Draft. Well, the Vancouver Canucks seemed to get one of those guys in Adam Novotny at 24th overall.

Ryan Johnson reveals prospect the Vancouver Canucks didn't expect to land

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