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

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Vancouver renters might be looking to move to smaller B. C. cities to find better rental markets, a new report from RentCafe.com suggests.

Vancouver renters are looking at smaller B.C. cities in search of greener pastures

Fresh from recently completing the adjacent Landmark on Robson redevelopment on the former Empire Landmark Hotel site, Asia Standard Americas is moving ahead with plans to redevelop another property immediately to the east.

19-storey tower proposed for Robson Street in Downtown Vancouver's West End

Hullo Ferries is marking its third anniversary this week, celebrating three years since launching its high-speed, passenger-only service between downtown Vancouver and Nanaimo.

Hullo Ferries surpasses 1.5 million passengers on third anniversary

With school resuming in just a few weeks, a new survey reveals that B. C. students are dealing with growing financial strain.

More than two decades after mountain bikers last rode its lift-accessed trails, Cypress Mountain Resort is preparing to bring its downhill bike park back to life.

Major downhill bike park to open at Cypress Mountain in Summer 2027

Mount Pleasant Station is increasingly beginning to look like a SkyTrain station. Recent construction photos newly shared by the Government of British Columbia provide a closer look inside the underground station being built beneath East Broadway between Main Street and Quebec Street, as a part of the Millennium Line’s Broadway extension.

Broadway Subway station platforms begin to take shape

Municipal governments across Metro Vancouver are spending and collecting substantially more money per resident than they did 15 years ago, even after accounting for population growth and inflation.

City of Surrey's spending per resident lowest among Metro Vancouver's 17 largest municipal governments

A large majority of businesses responding to a recent Greater Vancouver Board of Trade (GVBOT) survey want municipal governments to keep annual property tax increases at roughly the rate of inflation or lower.

Property tax restraint and public safety are among the top municipal concerns for Metro Vancouver businesses: survey

In recent months, we’ve heard more from Metro Vancouver police agencies relating to e-scooter crashes. That prompted the VPD Traffic Section to post some information about e-scooter rules and legalities.

Vancouver e-scooter rules and costs many riders may not be aware of

Vancouver voters could be asked to weigh in on two major changes to the municipal government’s approach to the drug and mental health crisis: stronger restrictions on the open use of hard drugs in public spaces, and a push to turn part of the existing St. Paul’s Hospital campus on Burrard Street into a secure treatment and stabilization facility.

Vancouver plebiscite this October to ask voters about public use of hard drugs and turning the old St. Paul's Hospital into a major addictions and mental health treatment facility

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.

Ontario appeal ruling could shape municipal bike lane removal battles across Canada

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.

Vancouver Park Board selects TacoLoco and Charqui concept to open new Coal Harbour waterfront restaurant

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.

Opinion: Vancouver's public safety plebiscite is a chance to show where municipal candidates stand on mental illness

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

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

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

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

In many ways, it hasn’t been the best year for the BC NDP. The government has dealt with a lot of blowback due to its handling of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA), concerns over property rights, and people struggling with the high cost of living.

The BC NDP leads in new poll despite being so unpopular

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

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

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