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Keanu Reeves, Canadian icon and one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, is coming to Vancouver this summer, but you won’t be seeing him on a film set.

Keanu Reeves coming to Vancouver this summer, but not to film a movie

After 14 years of operating, B. C.’s Persephone Brewing has announced that it is up for sale. However, it’s not for the reason that you might immediately think.

'Not the market, not a bad season': Why a beloved B.C. brewery is for sale

After a marathon public hearing held over several dates this month and involving a list of more than 340 registered public speakers, the overwhelming majority of whom were opposed, Vancouver City Council this afternoon effectively rejected the highly controversial Villages Plan.

Vancouver City Council kills Villages Plan after fierce public backlash

B. C. is home to some of the world’s most popular outdoor destinations, but visitors to a busy trail are being asked to delay or cancel their trip due to “hazardous conditions.”

'Impassible': Popular B.C. trail deemed hazardous as evacuation requests spike

Fireworks will return to the skies over Vancouver’s English Bay this Friday night, but spectators will have only one opportunity to catch the grand pyrotechnic display this summer.

Everything you need to know about Vancouver's one-night English Bay fireworks show set for this Friday

It’s way too soon to be talking about Christmas, but it’s hard to ignore after a recent Will Ferrell Vanity Fair interview in which he discussed his fan-favourite holiday flick, Elf, where he revealed a Metro Vancouver connection that he claimed no one knows.

'No one knows that': Will Ferrell reveals eerie Metro Vancouver filming spot for 'Elf'

A sizeable hotel project is proposed near SkyTrain’s Marine Drive Station in South Vancouver, clearly taking advantage of the development site’s proximity to both Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Downtown Vancouver via the Canada Line, as well as the area’s concentration of retail and restaurants anchored by Marine Gateway and its proximity to the new Oakridge Park mall.

Breka Bakery & Cafe proposes 30-storey hotel tower next to Marine Drive SkyTrain station in Vancouver

Hot off the heels of its first Vancouver location, the team behind Little Pisces has announced it will be coming to UBC as soon as this fall.

Popular local cafe continues takeover of Metro Vancouver

The NHL has been around for over 100 years at this point. During that time, the league has seen more than a few iconic jersey designs cross its path. Most of the NHL’s most cherished designs come from the Original Six franchises, with all of the Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Chicago Blackhawks, Boston Bruins, Detroit Red Wings, and Toronto Maple Leafs owning timeless designs that have remained relatively unchanged over the decades.

14 worst NHL jerseys ever worn ranked from tolerable to downright ugly

Vancouver is named for being all sorts of things, like the most beautiful city, the most livable city, but it was just named the most sexually liberal city in North America, second-best in the world.

Why Vancouver was just named the world's second most sexually liberal city

The City of Vancouver has joined a Google initiative that uses the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) and Google Maps driving data to recommend optimal efficiency changes to traffic signal timings.

City of Vancouver partners with Google's Green Light AI program to improve traffic flow and reduce idling

The leader of the BC Conservatives has directed MLAs to change how they speak about First Nations. According to a report from Business in Vancouver (BIV), Kerry-Lynne Findlay, who was elected as leader of the BC Conservatives in May, has started to tell MLAs to stop using the term ‘First Nations,’ and instead use the terms Indigenous, Aboriginal, or Indian.

BC Conservative leader tells MLAs to start using the term 'Indian'

Those are the words of Sebastian Berhalter, whose time with the Vancouver Whitecaps officially came to an end on Tuesday.

Sebastian Berhalter fights back tears in farewell message to Vancouver Whitecaps fans

Company culture is an important part of any job, and 22 companies right here in B. C. were named among the best of the bunch in Forbes‘ North American ranking.

22 B.C. companies named for best culture in North America

Some housing advocates are raising new concerns about the future of a number of old single-room occupancy (SRO) hotels in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, warning that up to hundreds of low-income tenants could be at risk of being displaced as properties are sold, foreclosed upon, or placed into receivership.

About 400 tenants could be at risk as privately-owned Downtown Eastside SROs face foreclosure and sale

Last week, Surrey mayoral candidate Doug McCallum sent out a list of campaign promises, including that he would pull the city out of the Metro Vancouver Regional District (MVRD) if elected — with the exception of the core utility services of water, sewer, and waste.

Metro Vancouver defends budget as Surrey mayoral candidate vows to withdraw

NHL fans will have to get used to streaming NHL games. Prime Video officially inked a 12-year sublicensing deal with Rogers on Tuesday to continue streaming NHL games in Canada. The new deal will run through the 2037-38 NHL season and will see a total of at least 26 Wednesday-night regular-season national games streamed on Prime Video.

You'll have to pay for streaming to see some Stanley Cup playoff games going forward

Major construction to widen Highway 1 through the Fraser Valley is causing further traffic pattern changes, and Metro Vancouver drivers are being warned to expect delays.

Highway 1 entrance and exit closures to impact Metro Vancouver drivers for several weeks

Just weeks after Canada’s run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup came to an end, the Bayern Munich player tied the knot with his longtime partner, Sheyenne Jen, during a lavish ceremony at a French castle just north of Paris.

Alphonso Davies ties the knot with longtime fiancée in France

Vancouver City Council has approved one of the most ambitious private sector-led building projects in the city’s history, allowing local developer Holborn Group’s landmark multi-tower redevelopment of the Hudson’s Bay parkade block in Downtown Vancouver to take its next steps.

Western Canada's tallest tower, with a world-class observation deck attraction, gets green light from Vancouver City Council

There will be clear sky until morning, then partly cloudy

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

You can expect clear sky in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

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