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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

One of B. C.’s fastest-growing cleantech companies has reached a new milestone with the recent grand opening of the world’s largest EV battery repurposing facility.

World’s largest EV battery repurposing megafactory opens in Metro Vancouver

This week, the Vancouver Giants’ planned future move to Surrey caught the Township of Langley completely off guard, years before the team could actually leave the Township-owned Langley Events Centre.

Vancouver Giants' planned departure caught Langley Township officials by surprise

The City of Surrey’s planned push to create an entertainment district in its emerging downtown area took a major step forward today, with Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke and the leadership of the Vancouver Giants and the City-owned, for-profit real estate development company of Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC) jointly announcing an agreement in principle to engage in a partnership to build a new 10,000-seat indoor arena immediately east of Surrey City Hall and SkyTrain’s Surrey Central Station.

How the City of Surrey's $116.6-million land swap with Wesgroup Properties will secure the Vancouver Giants arena site

A new tool that UBC is calling the “first-of-its-kind” suggests there’s a potential pathway for building an unprecedented amount of affordable housing units on publicly owned land in B. C.

'First-of-its-kind' map unveils huge potential for solving for B.C. housing crisis

False Creek Ferries’ fleet of miniature passenger ferries traded their regular point-to-point routes for a choreographed Canada Day flotilla this morning, staging the company’s annual “Ferry Ballet” in False Creek with 10 boats — using half of its fleet for the spectacle.

Behind the scenes of Vancouver's annual Canada Day ferry boat flotilla ballet tradition

Summer is in full swing, and one of the world’s richest people is enjoying B. C.’s beautiful waters by bringing their superyacht out to play.

Mark Zuckerberg’s $300M superyacht spotted in B.C.

Harbour Air’s seasonal expansion is in full gear, and it includes a direct flight from Vancouver to a scenic spot in B. C. that was named one of Expedia’s top global destinations for 2026.

Direct Harbour Air route from Vancouver to global B.C. hot spot takes off

Canada Soccer has teamed up with BC Ferries and White Spot to launch a province-wide campaign celebrating Canada’s men’s national soccer team during its FIFA World Cup run while also raising funds for youth soccer programs.

BC Ferries launches onboard screenings for Canada's FIFA World Cup matches

A new rental report reveals how a growing number of renters across Canada and here in Vancouver are using AI to assist them.

A growing number of Vancouver renters are turning to AI for assistance

The federal and provincial governments have begun defending their highly controversial partnership to acquire up to 2,200 unsold market condominium units built in British Columbia by private developers for the purpose of creating affordable housing for working people, as they push back against overwhelming criticism that the plan amounts to a taxpayer-funded bailout for developers.

B.C. premier says government condo acquisition plan creates no down payment rent-to-own homes, with developers taking losses

For decades, the miniature ferries that criss-cross the False Creek waterway, framing the south side of the Downtown Vancouver peninsula, have been a familiar sight — carrying residents and visitors between waterfront destinations.

This new vessel is now Vancouver's largest miniature passenger ferry operating in False Creek

Bonnis Properties is testing the market for one of Downtown Vancouver’s most significant approved redevelopment sites — just months after securing rezoning approval for the transformative mixed-use project at the prominent southeast corner of the intersection of Granville Street and Robson Street.

800 Granville property and approved redevelopment plans listed for sale

A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) puts a spotlight on the alarming increase in municipal spending across B. C.

Metro Vancouver governance questioned as B.C. municipal spending jumps 94% in 14 years

The FIFA World Cup vibes are still strong in Vancouver, but the new B. C. Conservatives think they could be stronger. A release sent out by the Conservative Caucus of British Columbia, quoting new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay, suggests that bars and restaurants should be allowed to serve alcohol earlier than usual.

Let 'em drink: New B.C. Conservatives have thoughts on drinking hours

The federal government has announced the relaunch of the Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program, and it is touting some potentially large savings on energy bills for B. C. residents.

B.C. residents can save up to $1,700 on energy bills with federal program expansion

Surrey’s first purpose-built student housing building is now officially under construction, marking another major step in the mixed-use transformation of the Surrey City Centre area just north of Surrey Memorial Hospital.

Construction starts on Surrey's first purpose-built student housing building, bringing 810 beds

If all goes as planned, the new Harbour Swimming Deck on North Vancouver’s Lonsdale waterfront could be ready by Summer 2027.

North Vancouver's Harbour Swimming Deck in Burrard Inlet could open in 2027

This will be the new home of the Vancouver Giants of the Western Hockey League (WHL) beginning in 2030. The City of Surrey and Vancouver Giants announced today they have signed an agreement in principle to engage in a partnership to pursue a high-density, mixed-use redevelopment with a 10,000-seat indoor arena in Surrey City Centre.

New renderings of the Vancouver Giants arena in Surrey City Centre

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup now past its halfway point, the tournament is clearly bringing major crowds, record viewership, and increased business activity to Metro Vancouver.

Vancouver's role as a FIFA World Cup host city delivering big numbers

Since 2016, the Vancouver Giants of the Western Hockey League (WHL) have called Langley Events Centre their home ice. But that will change starting in 2030 if all goes as planned, as the team has signed an agreement in principle to partner with the City of Surrey for the development of the “City Centre Arena and Cultural Event Centre.”

Vancouver Giants moving to new $360-million, 10,000-seat arena in Surrey City Centre

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