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Popular Metro Vancouver salmon hatchery is undergoing a $49-million rebuild

SFU opens long-awaited, $25M First Peoples’ Gathering House

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

The cost of living in B. C. can be an expensive one, with many residents using different strategies to make ends meet. But things may be looking up for Vancouver renters looking to stretch their wallets further.

Vancouver just had the largest rent decline in all of Canada

Vancouver is starting to look like a global city, but not necessarily in the way we would hope. According to Desjardins, Vancouver is starting to resemble major cities like London, New York, and Sydney due to the fact that home ownership is reaching “impossibly unaffordable” levels.

Vancouver is similar to cities like London and New York City but not in a good way

After initial disappointment caused by the FIFA World Cup, Vancouver skateboarders are celebrating a major win that proves that there’s still strength in community and in community advocacy.

Vancouver skateboarders prove the importance of community after major $500K win

At roughly 458 ft. above West Hastings Street, the Vancouver Lookout — perched inside the saucer-shaped top of Harbour Centre — offers the only public observation deck in Downtown Vancouver. It is also home to the “Top of Vancouver” revolving restaurant.

Free entry to Vancouver Lookout observation deck for City of Vancouver exhibit on considering higher buildings

Volatile global economic realities have caused gas prices to fluctuate wildly around Metro Vancouver, but is the region on the road to breaking a record?

Could roller coaster Vancouver gas prices trump the 2022 record this year?

Construction has now officially begun on the new Dawson Park, providing the rapidly-growing, high-density Brentwood district with a major public park and the first new park within Burnaby in nearly a quarter century.

Concord Pacific begins construction on new 10-acre public park in the Brentwood district of Burnaby

Canada has officially been chosen as the future host country for the headquarters of the brand-new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), marking a significant milestone in the creation of a new international financial institution aimed at strengthening global defence and security for North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members and allied nations.

Canada confirmed to host NATO-backed global defence bank headquarters office, with Vancouver among cities awaiting host city decision

The first major heat event of the year in B. C. and around Metro Vancouver has caused electricity usage to soar to levels never seen in May.

Heat pushes B.C. electricity usage to highest level ever seen in May

Today, Vancouver mayoral candidate Kareem Allam, running under the new Vancouver Liberals civic party, is calling for immediate and decisive action to keep the Vancouver Whitecaps FC in the city by focusing on reviving the club’s long-cancelled proposal to build an outdoor soccer-specific stadium on the Gastown waterfront railyard in Downtown Vancouver.

Should the Vancouver Whitecaps revive the Gastown waterfront stadium concept instead of pursuing Hastings Racecourse?

After a wild and tumultuous 2025 for Kits Pool, the City of Vancouver has announced its opening plans for the year, as well as what the future might hold for the ailing swim spot.

Opening date and costly future plans for ailing Vancouver Kits Pool revealed

Things aren’t looking great for the BC NDP if polls are any indication, as the Conservatives have taken quite the lead in voter intent, despite not having an official leader yet.

Leaderless Conservatives take lead over BC NDP as residents are divided on reconciliation

Sports fans from around the globe will be coming to Vancouver for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and one of the city’s most iconic landmarks is getting a new look for the festivities.

Vancouver's Science World is getting a FIFA World Cup makeover

Some West Vancouver residents are raising concerns after a city councillor said “hordes” of people go to Ambleside Park that she can tell “are not from West Vancouver.”

'They're not from West Vancouver': Councillor's comments on Ambleside visitors spark backlash

A stunning waterfront penthouse in the Coal Harbour area of Vancouver was recently listed for $35,900,000, a huge drop compared to a previous listing for the property.

'Sanctuary in the clouds': Vancouver waterfront penthouse listed for $36 million after a price drop

Mayor Ken Sim is hoping to block a proposed overdose prevention site (OPS) in downtown Vancouver. His announcement came hours after Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) announced the new location for the Thomus Donaghy OPS (TD OPS) at 900 Helmcken Street, between Burrard and Hornby Streets.

Vancouver mayor opposes downtown location across from busy hotel for overdose prevention site

A renowned harm reduction and recovery advocate is slamming Vancouver’s mayor after he and City Council voted to try to block an overdose prevention site (OPS) downtown.

'People will die': Advocate slams Vancouver mayor for opposing an overdose prevention site

Home sales in the Fraser Valley in April finally picked up after months of declines, but continued to dip slightly in Greater Vancouver.

Some Lower Mainland cities are actually seeing an increase in home sales

Almost 4,000 cyclists and pedestrians are injured in crashes with vehicles in the province every year, and some new ICBC footage is showing how some of those incidents play out in Vancouver.

Video highlights the danger Vancouver pedestrians and cyclists face regularly

After being fully closed for nearly four months, the provincial government announced today that the section of East Broadway between Quebec Street and Main Street will partially reopen to vehicle traffic on May 20, 2026. One lane in each direction will reopen while work continues on the full restoration of this one block of roadway above the future Mount Pleasant Station on SkyTrain’s Millennium Line Broadway extension.

Months-long full road closure of West Broadway at Cambie Street for subway construction

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