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The warm weather in B. C. has made the province an attractive summer destination, and that includes for passengers aboard a unique mega yacht spotted by Vancouver Island.

The largest private residential mega yacht on Earth has been spotted in B.C.

For shoppers wandering through the newly opened retail levels of Vancouver’s new Oakridge Park mall, there is one particularly unusual space, though only temporarily over the very short-term.

This dead-end Oakridge Park mall corridor will soon funnel thousands of people past fast food and service-based businesses daily

A new report has dubbed Canada one of the least affordable housing markets globally. The 2026 edition of the Demographia International Housing Affordability report was published last week. It comes from the Chapman Center for Demographics and Policy and the New California Coalition, and was co-published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, an independent Canadian public policy think tank based in Western Canada.

Canada among the most unaffordable housing markets in the world

Appearing frustrated that the question was raised by the media during Tuesday evening’s celebratory FIFA World Cup press conference in Vancouver, B. C. Premier David Eby addressed the elephant in the room: the provincial government’s latest update on the long-awaited project to build the new George Massey Tunnel.

'We're protecting taxpayers': B.C. premier on pivot for new George Massey Tunnel project

While the first FIFA World Cup match in Vancouver drew both crowds and an atmosphere reminiscent of the 2010 Olympics, it might be even busier for the city’s second game.

Vancouver vibe might get 'even more intense' for second FIFA World Cup match

The BC NDP-led provincial government’s decision to terminate final contract negotiations with the European-led consortium selected to design and build the replacement George Massey Tunnel has sparked sharp criticism from the opposition party and municipal politicians and renewed questions about the cost escalation and timeline of the long-awaited project to replace the regionally vital route with a seismically safe, higher-capacity crossing.

Mounting criticism over beleaguered new George Massey Tunnel project, with concerns cost could reach at least $9 billion

The first four days of Vancouver’s official FIFA Fan Festival — anchored by its programming of free live match screenings in a highly festive atmosphere — have drawn tens of thousands of visitors through the gates, highlighting the strong early enthusiasm surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Over 87,000 people attended Vancouver's free FIFA World Cup Fan Festival over the first four days

Through a major mixed-use development project, Coast Mental Health (CMH) has big plans to make a meaningful dent in addressing Metro Vancouver’s mental health crisis, which is, of course, also directly linked to the opioid crisis, with over 80 per cent of people with a substance use disorder also having mental illness.

Major Vancouver tower proposal combines social housing and mental health supports in ambitious new model

One of BC Ferries busiest routes is down a vessel to start the week, with several sailings being cancelled. According to BC Ferries, two sailings between Horseshoe Bay and Langdale on the Sunshine Coast have been cancelled on Monday, June 15. They include:

'Required repairs' force BC Ferries to cancel several sailings on busy route

While the Senakw development project by Squamish Nation is best associated with its critical mass of rental housing, it also contains a sizeable neighbourhood-serving commercial space component for its small land area, spanning over 100,000 sq. ft. of retail/restaurant space and 45,000 sq. ft. of office space.

Vancity Credit Union branch to be Senakw's first commercial tenant

The B. C. government is celebrating a new bill that makes it harder for some people to get bail. On June 16, Bill C-14, the Bail and Sentencing Reform Act, received royal assent, which is when a bill becomes part of Canadian law.

Politicians claim new bail law will make B.C.'s streets safer

Despite the city’s notoriously high rents, Vancouver is among the most popular places in Canada for rental interest, but not quite as much as Victoria.

Victoria generating more demand than Vancouver for renters

Over 350,000 spectators are expected to cumulatively attend the seven FIFA World Cup matches at BC Place Stadium in Downtown Vancouver, beginning with the first match on Saturday, June 13.

How to reach BC Place Stadium's only spectator entrance for FIFA World Cup matches

Each year during the PNE Fair, TransLink operates a special shuttle bus service connecting SkyTrain stations with the fairgrounds at Hastings Park.

The best way to get to FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver: TransLink's new very frequent, non-stop express bus connects SkyTrain to PNE

One down, six more matches to go at BC Place Stadium. Earlier today, while walking into Vancouver’s FIFA World Cup Fan Festival on my way to the media centre, I overheard a conversation between a young man in a Germany jersey and his father.

Opinion: Vancouver, enjoy the FIFA World Cup while it lasts — it's starting to feel like the 2010 Olympics

With the municipal election now four months away, one Vancouver mayoral candidate claims she will “give power to the people” if elected.

Mayoral candidate says Vancouver doesn’t have to be a ‘playground for the super-rich’

Less than a year after the newly-built John Horgan Dam and Generation Station — formerly known as the Site C dam — reached 100 per cent power generation capacity, the Government of British Columbia has now confirmed that it is exploring the possibility of pursuing two additional major hydroelectric dam projects.

Power demand surge pushes B.C. government to consider building more massive hydroelectric dams

Fabricland will soon have one less location in Metro Vancouver, and local makers and crafters are already feeling the loss.

Popular New Westminster fabric store is closing and customers are upset

A sculpture created by a Vancouver artist who goes by Lupo Artwork has been removed from its strategically placed location next to Science World.

Vancouver artist's bleeding earth sculpture removed from Science World area

The Government of British Columbia has terminated its agreement with the contractor chosen two years ago to design and build the new replacement George Massey Tunnel.

European contractor to build new George Massey Tunnel fired by B.C. government

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