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One of Vancouver’s major animation studios is preparing to leave its Mount Pleasant home after a decade, with the City of Vancouver now set to become the tenant of the entire office building.

City of Vancouver taking over WildBrain's 77,000 sq. ft. animation studio office building

Located near Vancouver’s easternmost boundary, a commercial and warehouse building that was affected by a deadly neighbouring construction accident just over four years ago is now slated to become a data centre.

'Sovereign' data centre development proposed for site impacted by deadly East Vancouver building collapse

BC SPCA is finally moving ahead with its long-planned project of building a brand-new modern and expanded animal hospital and shelter in Vancouver.

This is the design of the BC SPCA's new 77,000 sq. ft. Vancouver animal hospital and shelter

A major branded merchandise distributor is significantly expanding its Metro Vancouver operations with a new warehouse on Annacis Island, in what developer Grosvenor says is its largest industrial lease in Canada in nearly 75 years.

Major distributor signs Grosvenor's largest Canadian industrial lease in nearly 75 years

Despite there presently only being an unfinished structure at a West Vancouver address, it’s listed for nearly $13 million, and it sounds like there’s some serious interest in it, according to a realtor.

Large chunk of West Vancouver land with partial structure listed for $12.8M

With just over two months to go before the October 2026 civic election, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is escalating his pressure on the BC NDP-led provincial government to establish involuntary mental health care capacity within Vancouver, calling for at least 100 new beds as the provincial government simultaneously faces a major court ruling over how involuntary psychiatric patients can be admitted and treated.

Vancouver mayor calls for 100 involuntary care beds as B.C. premier weighs response to court ruling

The B. C. Ministry of Housing celebrated the most recent rental report from Rentals.ca and suggested that the province is on a “generational path to prosperity.”

B.C. says it's on a 'generational path to prosperity' after latest rental data release

OneCity Vancouver is promising to make it cheaper to install heat pumps, provide cooling systems to hundreds of vulnerable residents, and reverse building-related climate policy changes made under Mayor Ken Sim and the ABC Vancouver party.

OneCity promises to restore Vancouver climate priorities, launch public rooftop solar electricity project

More than six years after Safeway closed at the old Oakridge Centre mall, the Sobeys-owned grocery store is finally ready to make its return to the site.

Flagship 50,000+ sq. ft. Safeway grocery store at Oakridge Park mall to open this month

For the second time this summer to date, bus drivers, mechanics, maintenance workers, and SeaBus staff employed by TransLink operating subsidiary Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) have rejected a tentative agreement hammered out between the employer and union leaders.

Metro Vancouver public transit workers reject deal, union triggers some job action

After a decades-long run, the folks behind the Richmond Night Market yesterday announced that the 2026 season would be its final one, the end of an era for the island city event.

'Instagram trend garbage': Residents reflect on Richmond Night Market downturn

Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) is preparing to welcome students to a significantly larger Vancouver campus within the newly opened Oakridge Park mixed-use development anchored by the indoor mall.

70,000 sq. ft. university campus to open at Oakridge Park mall next month

Richmond Night Market will permanently conclude its decades-long run at the end of the Summer 2026 season, with organizers announcing today that its lease at its current location is nearing its end.

Richmond Night Market confirmed to permanently end after Summer 2026 season

BC Place Stadium has been recognized as one of the world’s leading stadiums for concerts and other major live music events.

BC Place Stadium named among world's 20 best stadiums for concerts and live music

Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley will seek a third consecutive term in the October 2026 civic election. Hurley officially announced his re-election campaign today. The former firefighter was first elected mayor in 2018, receiving 26,260 votes. He was the only serious challenger among the four candidates running against longtime incumbent Derek Corrigan, who was defeated after securing 20,333 votes.

Mike Hurley confirms he will seek a third term as Burnaby mayor

Despite affordability and supply continuing to improve, potential B. C. homebuyers are remaining cautious, seemingly reluctant to pull the trigger.

B.C. sees sales slump despite home prices dropping

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Jeff Brown, who is the executive vice president of NorthStar Development. He has more than 20 years of experience in commercial real estate and also owns and oversees Westwynd Real Estate Services.

Opinion: Modular construction could help Canada overcome its housing bottleneck

TEAM for a Livable Vancouver has expanded its candidate slate for the October 2026 civic election, while doubling down on its opposition to the City of Vancouver’s controversial Villages Plan, which was rejected by Vancouver City Council in a 10-1 vote last week.

TEAM adds five candidates for Vancouver election, including the daughter of mayoral candidate Colleen Hardwick

Two Richmond mayoral candidates who are both sitting city councillors agree that losing the Richmond Night Market would be a major blow to their city and the Metro Vancouver region as a whole, but they differ over how far their municipal government should go to keep the attraction operating.

Mayoral candidates weigh in on saving beloved Richmond Night Market

Summer roadwork season continues in Metro Vancouver, and a major project is closing a highway for two nights next week. The Ministry of Transportation and Transit is advising drivers and commuters to expect overnight delays on Highway 99 in Delta on Monday, Aug. 10, and Tuesday, Aug. 11.

Major Metro Vancouver highway is closing for several nights next week

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