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The ingress and egress capacity of passengers flowing through the fare gates of SkyTrain’s Yaletown-Roundhouse Station has now increased by 66 per cent.

Busy Downtown Vancouver SkyTrain station's fare gate capacity increased by 66%

While much of the attention over the past week has focused on the highly anticipated and sophisticated opening of Vancouver’s new Oakridge Park mall and the arrival of the globally recognized Time Out Market’s Vancouver food hall location within that mall, another culinary destination has comparatively quietly debuted south of the Fraser River.

TM Wander: This new 24,000 sq. ft. Asian food hall pushes experiential retail at Tsawwassen Mills

If you looked up at the North Shore mountains of Metro Vancouver at some point today, you might have done a double take as it looks quite a bit more patriotic than usual.

Giant Canada flag unfurled on Grouse Mountain ahead of FIFA World Cup

Homebuyers across the Lower Mainland are finding more choice and improved affordability amid a continued market slowdown, but many remain hesitant to make a move amid the current economic climate.

Home sales remain subdued across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley despite lower prices

The busy summer travel season is just around the corner, and the cost of sailing with BC Ferries is about to increase for passengers.

BC Ferries adds new surcharge as fuel costs continue to soar

With FIFA now just days away — and Vancouver’s hosting costs estimated to be up to $729 million for federal, provincial, and municipal governments — a new report from Merchant Growth suggests that small B. C. businesses aren’t ready to capitalize on the event.

Many B.C. businesses aren't prepared to benefit from the FIFA World Cup

The final brushstrokes have been applied to one of Vancouver’s most creative public art installations celebrating the world’s most popular sport and its biggest sporting event.

From Pelé to Messi: Over 50 soccer legends celebrated in FIFA World Cup murals at Yaletown plaza in Vancouver

With the support of the Government of Canada, the Government of British Columbia is launching a major new reforestation push that will see more than 125 million trees planted across the province.

Governments to spend $355 million on B.C. reforestation, including 125 million new trees

The South Granville retail village of Vancouver will soon gain a new anchor retailer, located just kitty corner from the Indigo Granville bookstore.

22,000 sq. ft. Loblaws City Market opens this month at South Granville SkyTrain tower

In recent weeks and days, Metro Vancouver public transit riders — especially within Vancouver — have increasingly noticed the rollout of official 2026 FIFA World Cup branding and wayfinding at select SkyTrain stations and bus exchanges.

TransLink scores with a fleet of seven FIFA World Cup soccer ball buses

Just in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a new on-street mural is providing the Bute-Robson plaza in Downtown Vancouver’s West End area with some new added vibrancy.

Nature-inspired mural brings life to Bute-Robson plaza in Downtown Vancouver

Air travellers arriving at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) are being greeted with a bold message of national pride as the City of Vancouver gears up to host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Massive 'GO CANADA!' message embedded next to Vancouver International Airport's runway ahead of FIFA World Cup

A B. C. homeowner was implicated in a tribunal decision against her strata regarding the violation of smoking-related bylaws.

B.C. homeowner ordered to cough up over $10K to strata for smoking

On Wednesday, the eve of Oakridge Park’s long-awaited opening, staff at the shopping mall’s retailers and food-and-beverage businesses worked late into the day putting the very final finishing touches on Vancouver’s newest luxury shopping destination — the rebirth and transformation of the city’s second major shopping centre.

An in-depth look inside the new Oakridge Park, the rebirth of Vancouver's second major mall

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is pursuing new trade and transportation links with Vietnam and South America, not only to further enhance the global connectivity of Canada’s second busiest airport and Trans-Pacific Hub but also as part of a broader strategy to strengthen the country’s trade connections.

Vancouver International Airport eyes new routes to Vietnam and South America for trade ambitions

While the long-demolished former “Oakridge Centre” indoor mall once featured expansive rooftop vehicle parking, its complete transformation into Oakridge Park has introduced a major new destination park — one of the largest publicly accessible rooftop green spaces of its kind in North America.

Big area of Oakridge Park mall's 7.5-acre rooftop urban public park opens

Before entering retirement, two Mark I SkyTrain cars will take on one final role: serving as the first test train for the Broadway Subway.

First train now rolling on Broadway Subway for active testing ahead of late 2027 opening

Vancouver has entered a pivotal conversation about the future of the skyline of its city centre, as the municipal government launches a review of its nearly three-decade-old Higher Buildings Policy amid growing public interest, developer activity, and pressure on limited land space on the Downtown Vancouver peninsula.

City's chief planner emphasizes creating a 'Vancouver approach' to taller towers

A future high-speed rail line linking Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver should have its northernmost terminus station located at Canada’s second busiest airport, according to Vancouver International Airport (YVR) president and CEO Tamara Vrooman.

High-speed rail terminus station should be at Vancouver International Airport, says YVR CEO

A B. C. park popular with summer adventurers is now home to a huge upgraded campground, and visitors can book spots as early as this weekend.

Huge B.C. island campground part of $7.2-million upgrade now open

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

You can expect rain in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

You can expect partly cloudy in the morning, with rain in the afternoon

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