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Vancouver travellers heading to the bright lights of Los Angeles will have a new option to get there starting this fall, thanks to the launch of a direct flight by one of the biggest airlines in the world.

New direct flight from Vancouver to major west coast city launches this fall

Despite hosting record-breaking marathons year after year and being a city that values fitness, Vancouver isn’t ranked as Canada’s “most fit” city.

Canada's fittest city is in B.C. but it's surprisingly not Vancouver

You may want to bundle up to start your weekend adventures, because a thunderstorm is brewing in the forecast and it could hit Vancouver on Friday.

Thunderstorms in Vancouver forecast as 'Juneuary' rain creeps in

The CFL may not be a nine-team league for much longer. The league has undergone many changes since Stewart Johnston was named commissioner roughly 14 months ago.

Momentum building for CFL expansion into new Canadian city: report

For seven consecutive weeks starting on Monday, June 8, a substantial segment of Granville Street in Downtown Vancouver will be completely closed to all vehicles for its transformation into the Granville Street Pedestrian Zone, coinciding with the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Seven-week road closure of Granville Street in Downtown Vancouver begins next week for FIFA World Cup pedestrian zone

Editor’s note: This article was edited to remove an incorrect reference associating Pomonis with a local restaurant. Gallery Vancouver, once hailed as the city’s “most exotic nightlife experience,” recently lost a major B. C. Supreme Court case regarding its liquor licence, and the owner feels the way he and his club have been treated was unfair.

'I'm not a bad guy': Vancouver club owner vows to keep fighting to open after losing liquor licence

It’s been a hard couple of weeks for 7-Eleven in Vancouver, with the convenience store chain closing multiple locations across the city. Now, another location has closed its doors on the corner of Seymour and Dunsmuir.

7-Eleven closes fourth Vancouver location

Vancouver City Council voted unanimously to support a low-income public transit pass in the region. At a City Council meeting this week, COPE councillor Sean Orr introduced a member motion asking City of Vancouver staff to work with TransLink to determine how they could implement a $25 monthly pass for people making under $40,000 a year.

City of Vancouver to advocate for $25 monthly public transit passes for people earning under $40,000

Beginning in 2027, there will be no more pay-per-view UFC events for Canadians to purchase. The UFC has announced that its partnership with Paramount+ will be expanding into Canada. The new six-year deal means that all numbered-event main cards will be available exclusively to Paramount+ streaming subscribers throughout the country.

UFC is moving away from pay-per-view events in Canada

Hunter Biden, son of the 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden, was recently conversing with folks about America and Canada on X, when Vancouver took the spotlight.

Vancouver gets a random shoutout from... Hunter Biden?

Summer festival season is upon us, and a major music event that’s at the top of our to-do list is the Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

Hundreds of artists coming to massive Vancouver music fest this month

It’s often been one of the most bizarre parts of the NHL combine. When the NHL’s best draft prospects convene in one spot for the combine, there’s been a history of strange questions being asked during the interview process.

Son of Canucks head coach reveals bizarre question he was asked at NHL combine

The busy week continues for the Vancouver Canucks. After hiring Manny Malhotra on Monday, followed by Ryan Johnson’s first player signing, Ilya Safonov, on Tuesday, there’s now reportedly a new addition to the front office.

Vancouver Canucks hire NHL player agent for front office role

I love a good Tim Hortons Iced Capp, so when I found out that the Canadian coffee chain’s locations in South Korea were introducing a Korean twist to the classic drinks, I was excited to try it for myself.

I tried Tim Hortons South Korea's new Iced Capps and here's my honest review

A new report has placed the University of British Columbia (UBC) among the best schools in the world, though it did see a slight drop compared to last year.

B.C. university named to top 1% of best universities in the world

As rain fell across Vancouver early Friday afternoon, media began to gather for a preview of the newly completed Freedom Mobile Arch — the opening of the new covered outdoor amphitheatre at the PNE fairgrounds in Hastings Park.

10,000-capacity Freedom Mobile Arch amphitheatre opens, ushering a new era for PNE

Two special coins are up for grabs at multiple Metro Vancouver exchange events between today and Saturday. According to the Royal Canadian Mint, folks in Vancouver and Richmond have the opportunity to exchange their own coins for limited-edition $1 and $2 coins.

Special coins up for grabs at Metro Vancouver exchange events

Metro Vancouver’s busy street festival season continues this weekend, and residents and commuters alike are being warned of road closures across the region.

Multiple street festivals closing major roads across Metro Vancouver this weekend

Score one while you can. Metro Vancouver residents and visitors can add another 2026 FIFA World Cup era souvenir to their collection, this time with a practical purpose.

TransLink releases 10,000 limited-edition Compass Soccer Mini keychains celebrating the FIFA World Cup

Canadians are in store for another Bank of Canada (BoC) interest rate announcement this month. In April, the country’s central bank held its key interest rate at 2.25 per cent for the fourth time since October 2025. The governing council noted that it is closely monitoring the impact of the conflict between the United States and Iran and how the economy is responding to U. S. tariffs and trade policy.

What to expect from June's Bank of Canada interest rate update

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