Two FIFA World Cup retail stores to open in Downtown Vancouver this weekend

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Two official FIFA World Cup merchandise stores to open in Downtown Vancouver this weekend

Eat, play, shop: The Vancouver FIFA World Cup visitor's survival guide

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

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We’ve known for over a year that the lack of Canadian and B. C. visitors to regions like Bellingham has seen a huge impact, but a new report from the Bellingham Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Border Policy Research Institute has dug into it a little deeper.

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One of Downtown Vancouver’s most recognizable office towers is gaining a new restaurant as part of an extensive renovation of its lobby and other street-level spaces.

Major new restaurant coming to the base of Downtown Vancouver office tower

Whether you’ve been enjoying the warmth or you wish things were cooler, there’s about to be a shift in conditions according to the Vancouver weather forecast.

More heat for Vancouver before weekend weather shift

With workers performing maintenance on a well-used Vancouver bridge, you might have to account for some additional driving time.

A major Vancouver bridge will have an onramp closure this month

Another prolonged period of early closures is planned for Oakridge-41st Avenue Station on SkyTrain’s Canada Line to accommodate ongoing construction.

Oakridge-41st Avenue Station faces more early closures as construction work on expansion continues into 2027

While the FIFA World Cup is firmly in the rear-view mirror, new data reveals whether the event was a boom or bust for Vancouver businesses.

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We’re heading toward the end of August, and there are so many fun things to do around Vancouver! Plan your week with our rundown of 20 great events happening around town from Aug. 17 to 23, including the PNE Fair, a fireworks festival, epic concerts, and more.

20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: Aug. 17 to 23

The Simon Fraser University pipe band recently took home first place at the 2026 World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland — the first time a Canadian band has won in 17 years.

B.C. band crowned world champions for the first time in 17 years

Ontario’s highest provincial court has cleared a major legal obstacle to Premier Doug Ford’s plan to remove municipally-built protected bike lanes from several major busy streets within the City of Toronto.

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TEAM for a Livable Vancouver states that, if elected, it would fully fund the Vancouver Park Board’s capital plan, expand public park space, and restore administrative and operational resources gradually transferred from the Park Board to other City of Vancouver departments over the decades.

Colleen Hardwick's TEAM promises new Vancouver Aquatic Centre with 50-metre pool in Park Board platform

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Jack Middleton, who is the president of the board of the BC Schizophrenia Society and a public affairs and government relations professional. He is a dedicated advocate for people and families affected by severe and persistent mental illness across British Columbia.

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A vacant restaurant space on the Coal Harbour waterfront in Downtown Vancouver is expected to reopen in Spring 2027 under the operator of two established Kitsilano eateries.

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Snuneymuxw First Nation has acquired the remaining ownership stake in the Courtyard by Marriott Nanaimo, bringing the Downtown Nanaimo hotel property entirely under the First Nation’s control.

First Nation buys recently-built Marriott hotel in Downtown Nanaimo

One month after the B. C. Supreme Court authorized a class action against one of the world’s largest vape brands, it is now appealing the decision.

B.C. vape class action that could impact many Canadians hits a snag

The OneCity Vancouver party wants to rebuild and reestablish the City of Vancouver’s business support and investment attraction capacity, nearly three years after the ABC Vancouver party-led City Council wound down the Vancouver Economic Commission (VEC).

OneCity promises new municipal investment attraction office nearly three years after Vancouver Economic Commission shutdown

The Vancouver Whitecaps are kicking it old school this week. Wednesday is ’80s night at BC Place, which will see the Whitecaps unveil their Vancouver 86ers-inspired uniforms, against the Houston Dynamo.

Vancouver Whitecaps kicking it old school with '80s night at BC Place

The battle against wildfires burning across B. C. continues, and an award-winning resort in the central Okanagan has been forced to close due to an out-of-control blaze in the region.

'Hearts are heavy': Popular B.C. resort closes due to major wildfire

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) has added two major retail and dining brands, with Canadian apparel company Roots returning to airport retail and British food-and-coffee chain Pret A Manger opening its first standalone location in British Columbia.

Roots and first of three Pret A Manger locations open at Vancouver International Airport

The time comes for everyone. As hockey players push for NHL jobs, there comes a time when they must prove they belong. You could argue that the Vancouver Canucks had a couple of those guys in the organization last year.

It's now or never for these Canucks players to make an impact in 2026-27

A former Vancouver resident is attempting a mighty feat: he is attempting to walk around the world and set a new record.

Former Vancouverite on third pair of shoes as he attempts to walk around the world

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There will be partly cloudy until morning, then clearing

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Two FIFA World Cup retail stores to open in Downtown Vancouver this weekend

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First dedicated 2026 FIFA World Cup store opens at Vancouver airport

Even Vancouver buskers are being impacted by the FIFA World Cup

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