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The ultimate guide to FIFA World Cup events and watch parties in Vancouver

Even Vancouver buskers are being impacted by the FIFA World Cup

First dedicated 2026 FIFA World Cup store opens at Vancouver airport

First dedicated 2026 FIFA World Cup store opens at Vancouver International Airport

Vancouver hotel prices see wild spike during FIFA World Cup

Vancouver was named a top place to visit in 2026 and not just for the nature

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Cineplex hosting $5 viewing parties for Canada's World Cup matches

"Loving every second of it": BC-based TikToker has a major gig at the FIFA World Cup

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ICBC is modernizing its services

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

The assessed value of lululemon founder and billionaire Chip Wilson’s waterfront mansion on Point Grey Road in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood has been reduced by more than $18 million, after the province’s Property Assessment Appeal Board ruling found the property was worth significantly less than BC Assessment’s estimate.

B.C. assessment appeal board cuts value of Chip Wilson's Vancouver waterfront mansion by over $18 million

A B. C. park popular with summer adventurers is now home to a huge upgraded campground, and visitors can book spots as early as this weekend.

Huge B.C. island campground part of $7.2-million upgrade now open

June is just around the corner, and we’re feeling a little nostalgic. After all, May was a month filled with so many great opportunities to enjoy Vancouver’s incredible dining scene.

16 of the best things we ate in and around Vancouver this month

The B. C. minimum wage increases tomorrow. While it is the highest in Canada out of all the provinces (aside from the territory of Nunavut), we thought we’d see how it stacks up against other North American counterparts, as well as the rest of Canada.

How the B.C. minimum wage stacks up in North America

More NHL games will be moving off Sportsnet next season in favour of streaming services. While Sportsnet owns the exclusive national NHL rights in Canada after inking a major 12-year extension with the league last season, a new report has another platform joining the fray.

Bell Media returning with NHL national broadcasts next season but not on TSN: report

Vancouver has entered a pivotal conversation about the future of the skyline of its city centre, as the municipal government launches a review of its nearly three-decade-old Higher Buildings Policy amid growing public interest, developer activity, and pressure on limited land space on the Downtown Vancouver peninsula.

City's chief planner emphasizes creating a 'Vancouver approach' to taller towers

A months-long and fiercely contested race for the leadership of the Conservative Party of British Columbia concluded this evening with Kerry-Lynne Findlay emerging victorious, positioning her to challenge Premier David Eby and the BC NDP in the next general provincial election.

Kerry-Lynne Findlay elected BC Conservative leader, vows to end NDP's 'economic vandalism'

It’s no secret that we here at Dished are a fan of everything that Matt Brennan and Corvette Romero cook up in and around Vancouver.

Now's the time to revisit one of Vancouver's top fish and chips shops

Springtime is just flying by, so slow down and plan some fun things to do in Vancouver. Get closer to summer with these 20 great events happening from June 1 to 7. Car Free Day, Art Party, Mumford & Sons, and more!

20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: June 1 to 7

Ex-Vancouver Canucks head of amateur scouting Judd Brackett is on the move. The 49-year-old Brackett is reportedly leaving the Minnesota Wild after spending the last five years as their director of amateur scouting. According to The Athletic’s Michael Russo, Brackett will be headed to another NHL team in an “elevated position,” but details on who that new team is and what the position will be are unknown.

Former Canucks draft guru Judd Brackett leaving Minnesota for another team

There are now official names for BC Ferries’ future largest ships, serving the major routes linking Metro Vancouver with Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast.

These are the tree-inspired names of BC Ferries' future four largest ships, built in China

While the long-demolished former “Oakridge Centre” indoor mall once featured expansive rooftop vehicle parking, its complete transformation into Oakridge Park has introduced a major new destination park — one of the largest publicly accessible rooftop green spaces of its kind in North America.

Big area of Oakridge Park mall's 7.5-acre rooftop urban public park opens

It was one of Patrik Allvin’s crowning achievements during his tenure with the Vancouver Canucks. In his first offseason as general manager, Allvin convinced Andrei Kuzmenko to sign with the Canucks, even though more than half the league was after him.

Should Vancouver Canucks bring back Andrei Kuzmenko in free agency?

Following the closures of 7-Eleven locations in West Vancouver and at 33rd Avenue and Knight Street, the convenience store chain has recently closed its Yaletown location.

Another 7-Eleven has closed in Vancouver

Vancouver’s temperatures are heating up, and we’re ready to make a splash this summer in a massive waterpark less than two hours away.

Canada's biggest floating waterpark reopens next month near Vancouver with new features

Before entering retirement, two Mark I SkyTrain cars will take on one final role: serving as the first test train for the Broadway Subway.

First train now rolling on Broadway Subway for active testing ahead of late 2027 opening

The IIHF World Championship didn’t go anywhere close to the way Matthew Tkachuk and his USA teammates had imagined. The US were inconsistent throughout the whole tournament, yet they were still able to punch their ticket to the quarter final to face Canada on Thursday. Unlike the Olympics, it was Canada who had the last laugh, picking up a 4-0 win to advance to the semis.

Referee calls out Matthew Tkachuk for diving in hilarious viral video

The awards just won’t stop coming, and Vancouver is getting its fair share of time in the limelight. This time, two Vancouver restaurants were named among the best in all of North America, and a Whistler eatery was also mentioned.

Two Vancouver restaurants were just named the best in North America

A B. C. homeowner was implicated in a tribunal decision against her strata regarding the violation of smoking-related bylaws.

B.C. homeowner ordered to cough up over $10K to strata for smoking

A burger in Canada has just earned global recognition, landing a spot among the best in the world. TimeOut recently shared its list of the best burgers, and one burger in Canada stood out among the 14 best globally.

Canadian burger named among 14 best in the entire world

The day will start with clear sky through the late morning hours, transitioning to partly cloudy

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

The day will start with partly cloudy through the late morning hours, transitioning to rain

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

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

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The ultimate guide to FIFA World Cup events and watch parties in Vancouver

Even Vancouver buskers are being impacted by the FIFA World Cup

First dedicated 2026 FIFA World Cup store opens at Vancouver airport

Vancouver hotel prices see wild spike during FIFA World Cup

Vancouver was named a top place to visit in 2026 and not just for the nature

Vancouver hotel prices see wild spike during FIFA World Cup

Vancouver was named a top place to visit in 2026 and not just for the nature

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