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T&T Supermarket closes decade-old Metro Vancouver location

Downtown Vancouver's first container market now open with 25+ vendors and a bar

Vancouver mayoral candidate promises to double the number of food truck permits to 200

A pop-up shipping container bar has opened up in a disused Vancouver lot

Batch on Plaza: A pop-up shipping container bar at the Plaza of Nations

BC Ferries to sell alcoholic beverages on its biggest routes

ICBC is modernizing its services

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

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The City of Vancouver could spend as little as $40 million to keep the existing Kitsilano Outdoor Pool operating for another 15 years — or as much as $300 million to completely replace it with a new facility offering more amenities and designed to last beyond the end of the century.

City of Vancouver outlines three preliminary Kitsilano Outdoor Pool renewal concepts costing up to $300 million

An Alberta visitor to B. C. had nothing but good things to say about the province, while throwing some shade at their own.

'This would not fly': Albertan praises Vancouver traffic after visit, leading to driving debate

The signatures and messages left by members of the public on a piece of the future Surrey-Langley SkyTrain have now been incorporated into the elevated guideway.

Community-signed 'time capsule' segment installed as Surrey-Langley SkyTrain guideway takes shape

A new pedestrian and cycling bridge over Highway 1 officially opened Thursday in the City of North Vancouver, creating a new north-south connection between neighbourhoods that have been physically separated for decades.

$17-million pedestrian and cyclist bridge above Upper Levels Highway opens in North Vancouver

A Vancouver woman is speaking out on the ICBC no-fault system just over a year after a devastating motorcycle crash completely impacted her way of life.

Vancouver motorcycle crash victim unhappy with 'frustrating' ICBC no-fault process

Get your barf bags ready and parking change ready; the PNE Fair opens for another run this weekend in Vancouver, and we wanted to reflect on how the city’s only theme park has changed in recent years and over its century-plus run.

Remembering the lost rides at Playland in Vancouver as PNE Fair opens this weekend

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

A quarter of B.C. students facing a harsh reality more stressful than school

Construction has commenced on the expansion of the existing Mount Pleasant Substation to support the expected immense densification of the Central Broadway area over the coming decades.

BC Hydro begins substation expansion project for 50,000 more customers in Vancouver's Broadway Plan area

Canada’s housing market showed further signs of stabilizing in July 2026, although sales remained below both last year’s levels and longer-term norms.

Canada's home sales rise for fourth straight month, remain below 2025 levels

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

A Vancouver sub-penthouse in a building that has been talked about a lot on social media just got its third price drop since 2024 with no buyer.

'Rare offering': Vancouver sub-penthouse gets third price drop since 2024 without buyer

A travel website that looks at cool spots in the world recently named a popular neighbourhood in the city the “Brooklyn of Vancouver.”

A neighbourhood just was named the Brooklyn of Vancouver

The Granville Street Pedestrian Zone in Downtown Vancouver may have just delivered its strongest indication yet that the momentum generated by the FIFA World Cup can continue without the international soccer tournament — provided people are given a very good reason to descend onto the street.

Thousands pack Granville Street Pedestrian Zone for DJ party in biggest crowd since FIFA World Cup

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T&T Supermarket closes decade-old Metro Vancouver location

Downtown Vancouver's first container market now open with 25+ vendors and a bar

Vancouver mayoral candidate promises to double the number of food truck permits to 200

A pop-up shipping container bar has opened up in a disused Vancouver lot

BC Ferries to sell alcoholic beverages on its biggest routes

A pop-up shipping container bar has opened up in a disused Vancouver lot

BC Ferries to sell alcoholic beverages on its biggest routes

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