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TransLink reveals new Christmas-themed SkyTrain map for Metro Vancouver

Vancouver's iconic reindeer buses and Santa train return to spread holiday magic

ICBC is modernizing its services

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

A new hotel tower proposed for downtown Vancouver aims to deliver deeply affordable overnight accommodation for students, young adults, and other budget-conscious urban travellers.

22-storey hotel with 408 affordable 'nano' pods proposed near Robson Square

The City of Vancouver finished the 2025 fiscal year in a solid financial position, reporting a surplus of $530.4 million and continued growth in assets and infrastructure, according to its latest audited financial report released today.

City of Vancouver records $530-million surplus for 2025

Cost of living remains top of mind for many British Columbians, especially as renters in three major B. C. cities are seeing an increase in asking rent prices compared to the previous month.

Rent in three of B.C.'s biggest housing markets is starting to rise

An official opening celebration event is scheduled for Freedom Mobile Arch, the new PNE amphitheatre, just a week before the first date of its weeks-long use for Vancouver’s official FIFA World Cup Fan Festival.

Opening night celebration for new PNE amphitheatre set for early June

At least eight new community centres and swimming pool facilities have been eyed by Mayor Ken Sim for inclusion in the City of Vancouver’s upcoming 2027-2030 capital plan for new construction, facilities, and infrastructural investments.

Vancouver mayor proposes eight new community centres and pools for four-year capital plan

A European-inspired manor located in Langley, which was first listed for sale in 2024, has seen numerous price drops without a buyer.

Langley manor with secret safe rooms sees numerous listings and over $16M shaved off original asking price

Is the Greater Vancouver housing market a buyer’s market, a seller’s market, or a balanced one? Well, it’s a bit of a mixed bag according to the latest Royal LePage housing market forecast, with some positive trends, depending on who you’re asking.

Condos are still by far the most affordable way into the Vancouver housing market

Vancouver could be stepping up to the plate in the pursuit of a Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise, after Mayor Ken Sim announced Tuesday he will introduce a member motion next week seeking Vancouver City Council approval to launch a bidding process led by the municipal government aimed at formally gauging interest from prospective ownership groups.

Vancouver mayor explains the need for a City-led bid process to pursue an Major League Baseball expansion team

It’s become more common for Canadians to learn on the bank of mom and dad to afford mortgages over the past two decades, according to a new report.

More Canadians are co-signing mortgages with parents and that comes with risks

A B. C. tenant was forced to fight for his legal deposit, claiming the landlord refused to let him stay in the rental home.

B.C. tenant told not to talk to landlord about rental, forced to move out on move-in day

Before the end of this month, a new major piece of active transportation infrastructure will open near the geographic centre of Burnaby.

Highway 1 pedestrian bridge linking Burnaby Lake and Deer Lake trails to open this month

The City of Surrey has filed a petition in the Supreme Court of British Columbia seeking to invalidate the Metro Vancouver Regional District’s economic development and investment attraction agency known as “Invest Vancouver,” arguing the program was created without proper legal authority.

Metro Vancouver's regional economic development and investment attraction agency deemed illegitimate by City of Surrey

Four candidates hoping to run for Vancouver City Council under the OneCity Vancouver party have joined forces in their bid to fill four of the five city councillor spots the party is expected to nominate for the October 2026 civic election.

Four OneCity party hopefuls form 'Builders' slate for Vancouver City Council race

New Westminster is moving forward in passing a maximum heat bylaw — meaning that landlords need to find a way to keep their apartments cool in the hot summer months, but will Vancouver follow suit?

New Westminster is trying to stop apartments from overheating. Will Vancouver follow suit?

There is a major leadership change coming to the provincial Crown corporation that oversees and operates some of British Columbia’s largest economic and tourism drivers, as well as major event and entertainment venues — BC Place Stadium and the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Head of BC Place Stadium and Vancouver Convention Centre retires after 12 years

ASPAC was in the process of preselling the condos in the River Green complex — it had not yet broken ground — when it decided to return 100 per cent of deposits back to all purchasers (plus accrued interest) and redesign the project.

'Really, really ugly': Why Metro Vancouver's housing market is struggling right now

Gas prices have been a rollercoaster ride in B. C. and much of North America over recent weeks since America initiated conflict with Iran, and Prime Minister Mark Carney made a move to improve things, albeit slightly.

How federal gas tax changes will impact pump prices in B.C.

Visitors to Vancouver will have a new way to experience the waterfront after Vancouver City Council approved plans for a major floating hotel that brings guests directly onto the water in one of the region’s most scenic and central locations.

250-room floating hotel with restaurants and public dock approved by Vancouver City Council

Metro Vancouver Regional District is considering the scenario of a $389-million revenue shortfall from potentially reducing the fees it charges to builders and developers for new building developments, which would reshape the regional district’s five-year financial plan and put pressure on future budgets.

Metro Vancouver Regional District ponders $389-million cut to developer fees to support new housing projects

The unfinished new additional parkade structure at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) could be torn down as part of a broader plan to modernize ground transportation access or even provide the terminal building with a major expansion.

Partially built parkade at Vancouver International Airport could be demolished for future terminal building expansion

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The day will start with partly cloudy through the late morning hours, transitioning to clearing

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