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The City of Vancouver has launched a pilot strategy that will allow parking tickets to be issued by mail in four residential permit zones near major public transit hubs, expanding the use of licence plate recognition (LPR) technology in parking enforcement.

City of Vancouver cracks down on illegal parking near SkyTrain stations, using licence plate recognition tech

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has submitted a motion to City Council to cut back on some of the City’s bylaws that are designed to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions from buildings.

Vancouver mayor submits motion to cut back on some climate bylaws for the sake of affordability

With just months to go before the October 2026 civic election, Surrey mayor Brenda Locke took the opportunity during her annual State of the City address today to announce a number of sweeping new initiatives.

Surrey mayor pitches 200,000 sq. ft. convention centre for Cloverdale Fairgrounds

FIFA has forced the BC Sports Hall of Fame to pack up and leave its usual home in BC Place Stadium. As of May 14, FIFA has full exclusivity over the stadium, according to an email from PavCo, the provincial Crown corporation that runs BC Place Stadium.

'What an absolute joke': FIFA takes control of BC Place Stadium and kicks out sports museum

A homeowner of a B. C. strata unit brought a legal fight against the corporation for failing to investigate his complaints and for failing to enforce certain bylaws that other homeowners allegedly violated.

Strata ordered to pay B.C. homeowner who had trouble with loud, smoking neighbours

Surrey mayor Brenda Locke says the market response has been “strong” for the City of Surrey’s proposed new 10,000-seat indoor arena and entertainment district project in Surrey City Centre, with a major announcement expected potentially early this summer.

'Strong' market interest to build 10,000-seat indoor arena in Surrey City Centre, says mayor

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) began 2026 with very strong passenger volumes, continuing the post-pandemic momentum and its record-breaking annual volumes last year.

Vancouver International Airport sees record-breaking passenger volumes in early 2026

With each passing day, Vancouver is increasingly looking the part of a 2026 FIFA World Cup host city, as tournament-themed decorations continue to appear across prominent public spaces, landmarks, and key public transit hubs in the region.

Vancouver's FIFA World Cup spirit takes to the water with Hullo Ferries vessel livery wrap

The City of Surrey is rebooting its plan to build a long-envisioned, purpose-built new Interactive Art Museum (IAM), and it has now selected a highly central location for the attraction.

New interactive art museum building planned for Surrey Civic Plaza

Canadian telecommunications giant Telus is moving ahead with plans to build a major sovereign artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure network in British Columbia, following overwhelming demand for its first AI supercomputing facility in Quebec.

Telus to build massive AI data centres at two Westbank properties in Vancouver

Cellular phone connectivity, coverage, and reliability is being greatly enhanced in and around the Downtown Vancouver peninsula, ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Cellular coverage in Downtown Vancouver sees big boost ahead of FIFA World Cup

The last time B. C. had a long weekend, BC Ferries had a few hiccups. Ahead of Easter at the beginning of April, the ferry service announced that two of its vessels were compromised. One had a generator issue and needed repairs, and one was delayed in returning from its annual refit, resulting in a number of pre-emptively cancelled sailings. Over the weekend, more sailings were cancelled and passengers were even left stranded.

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A new temporary public art installation hovering high above the street plaza at Robson Square playfully celebrates Vancouver’s role as a 2026 FIFA World Cup host city.

Colourful soccer ball art installation above Robson Square celebrates FIFA World Cup nations playing in Vancouver

While everything from food to gas to clothes seems like it’s getting more and more expensive, one thing Vancouver is continuing to get cheaper: rent.

Vancouver rents keep dropping but remain the highest in Canada

Before the end of this week, provincial Crown corporation PavCo will hand over the operations of BC Place Stadium to FIFA organizers as preparations enter the final phase ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

A look inside BC Place Stadium after all of its FIFA World Cup upgrades

A major U. S.-based technology company is expanding in Vancouver with plans to create hundreds of high-paying jobs tied to artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing.

U.S. AI firm Nutanix confirms Vancouver expansion with hundreds of jobs

There was a hive of activity at the Oakridge Park mall site this morning shortly after 7 a.m., as hundreds of construction workers — entailing crews from the landlord’s main contractors as well as separate contractors for the many retailers, restaurants, food and beverage operators, and other businesses — poured onto the site for what has now become a final push toward the finish line.

It's official: Oakridge Park mall opening date announced for late May

If you’re thinking of buying a home in Canada this year, a new report reveals which real estate markets are the best for you to get your foot in the door in the housing market.

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A controversial Vancouver politician, an MLA who has made headlines due to her thoughts on reconciliation and residential schools, could soon lose her seat.

Controversial Vancouver politician Dallas Brodie could lose her seat as recall petition is issued

Spanish infrastructure engineering giant Acciona has provided Metro Vancouver Regional District with a $235-million settlement payment in relation to the beleaguered project of building the new North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant.

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