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Vancouver rentals require sky-high wages for the average one-bedroom

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From NFTs to nollies: one Vancouver artist's plan to build a new skatepark

Vancouver artist looking to trade NFTs for a house in the city

ICBC is modernizing its services

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

Avee Health: A reliable solution for B.C.’s primary care crisis

Hold on to your wallets; gas prices in B. C. and Vancouver are set to jump next month, but we probably won’t be breaking any records anytime soon.

Why Vancouver retail gas prices are about to jump by 10 cents

Work to widen Highway 1 through the Fraser Valley continues to progress this summer, and drivers are being notified that a new traffic-pattern change may impact overnight commutes starting as early as Monday evening.

Construction closing major Highway 1 entrance overnight for two weeks

A B. C. landlord who was recently implicated in a wrongful eviction legal fight over thousands of dollars said the applicant who made a claim against him was just a guest, not a tenant.

Laundry becomes key point of contention in B.C. wrongful eviction fight

While the news that the B. C. rent increase cap is being lowered in 2027 is good news for renters in the short term, it could have some negative long-term consequences.

How the B.C. rent increase cap could make housing more expensive in the long run

A major extension of the existing R2 Marine Drive RapidBus route will launch early next month, creating a direct, all-day public connection between the North Shore and central Burnaby.

TransLink's one-seat RapidBus ride between Park Royal and Metrotown starts early September

After an absence of more than six years, Safeway has officially returned to Vancouver’s second largest shopping centre — and some eager shoppers began waiting outside the doors before 7 a.m., more than three hours before the doors even opened.

'A Safeway unlike any other': Inside Oakridge Park's newly opened 50,000+ sq. ft. flagship grocery store

If you’re looking to save some cash while having fun, TransLink has a new promotion at the Vancouver PNE that might appeal to you.

You can get two-for-one admission at the PNE, but there's a catch

With Vancouver’s municipal election now less than two months away, a road safety group has accused Mayor Ken Sim and his ABC party of “creating moral panics” about public safety, while not prioritizing road safety.

'Moving us backwards': What's Ken Sim and ABC Vancouver's track record on road safety?

Lime says its e-scooter share system in Vancouver carried riders on nearly half a million trips during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Nearly 500,000 Lime e-scooter trips made during FIFA World Cup in Vancouver

Mayor Ken Sim’s ABC Vancouver party has added four more candidates to its Vancouver City Council slate for the civic election on Oct. 17, 2026.

Ken Sim's ABC party names four new Vancouver City Council candidates

After MLA Teresa Wat announced her departure from the party, B. C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay slammed the decision.

B.C. Conservative leader calls latest MLA exit ‘a betrayal’

Last week, a local road safety advocacy group posted on social media, warning people that police were ticketing Vancouver cyclists at an intersection near Olympic Village.

Vancouver cyclists say that VPD 'targeted' them at an Olympic Village intersection

An MLA of the Conservative Party of BC has received approval to launch a province-wide petition seeking the repeal of Government of British Columbia’s highly controversial Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA).

Elections BC approves formal petition process to repeal BC NDP's controversial DRIPA law

Vancouver’s public bike share system is set to continue operating for at least another five years after the City of Vancouver renewed its contract with Vancouver Bike Share, the operator of Mobi by Rogers, through the end of 2031.

City of Vancouver renews Mobi bike share contract for five more years

Over the past couple of years, TransLink has been partnering with companies to install vending machines at several Metro Vancouver SkyTrain stations, and new ones have been installed at two additional stations.

'New kind' of vending machines open at Metro Vancouver SkyTrain stations

The Vancouver Police Department has some advice for anyone planning to visit Stanley Park this weekend: maybe don’t drive.

'Consider taking transit': VPD warns of traffic disruptions at Stanley Park

A glass-bottom pool is one of the highlights of a penthouse just listed for sale in a notable Vancouver high-rise. We’ve covered other units at 1568 Alberni St., notably the other penthouse suite, which features a sky pool.

Glass-bottom pool? What's being offered in $16.8M Vancouver penthouse listing

Maintenance work on Britannia Pool, one of the busiest and most popular pools in Vancouver, is slated to start in mid-January 2027, closing the site temporarily.

Expected closure of popular Vancouver pool delayed until 2027

Renters in Metro Vancouver and British Columbia are getting some good news as the B. C. government has announced a lower rent increase cap for 2027.

B.C. announces maximum allowable rent increase for 2027

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