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

ICBC is modernizing its services

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One year after CN Rail first announced its plan to wind down its operations of the Sea to Sky railway corridor between Squamish and 100 Mile House, the Government of British Columbia formally outlined its position today of retaining public ownership of the corridor and protecting its long-term potential for goods and people movement and economic growth.

B.C. government intends to protect CN railway from Squamish through Whistler for long-term transportation needs

The anxiety surrounding the City of Vancouver’s Villages Plan says far more about the long-standing discomfort with change among some residents — and among more traditional voices in local urban planning circles accustomed to older and more conservative growth models — than it does about the proposal itself.

Opinion: Vancouver needs the courage to let more neighbourhoods evolve

Now that Vancouver’s seven-match run as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has come to an end, it is worth asking a simple question: would any of this have been possible without BC Place Stadium?

Opinion: FIFA World Cup was a reminder of BC Place Stadium's enduring and irreplaceable value

A Vancouver hotel firm got hit with a hefty fine in relation to recent renovation work, which WorkSafeBC said constituted repeated high-risk violations.

Vancouver hotel firm hit with $624K fine for unsafe renovation activities

Could this be one of the first high-rise tower projects for Surrey’s Fleetwood area? The City of Surrey is considering the redevelopment of the site of 15284-15296 Fleetwood Dr., located roughly one block east of SkyTrain’s future 152 Street Station on the Expo Line’s Surrey-Langley extension.

Fleetwood tower proposal near SkyTrain's future 152 Street Station

Three days have passed since a massive Third Alarm fire engulfed a New Westminster apartment building in flames that sent a plume of smoke high into the sky, which could be seen from nearby bridges.

A demolition, finding the cause, and what else remains for New West neighbourhood after fire

The ABC Vancouver party will field Vancouver Park Board commissioner candidates in the October 2026 civic election, and will no longer seek to abolish this body of separately elected municipal officials governing Vancouver’s parks and recreation system.

Mayor Ken Sim drops bid to axe Park Board, asks it to drop reservation requirement for swimming

The Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension of the Expo Line has prompted the City of Surrey to create the Clayton Corridor Plan, which would introduce high-density, transit-oriented development to an area that is currently largely suburban and semi-rural — especially for the areas north of Fraser Highway.

25-storey tower proposed for SkyTrain's future Hillcrest-184 Street Station in Surrey

Mayor Ken Sim is accusing the BC NDP-led government of overlooking Vancouver, after the provincial government last week announced plans for 132 new involuntary mental health and addictions treatment beds in Surrey and Prince George.

Mayor Ken Sim accuses B.C. government of failing Vancouver on mental health and addictions crisis

One of the single most ambitious private development proposals in Vancouver’s history is set to be considered by Vancouver City Council this summer.

Proposal to build Western Canada's tallest tower, featuring a free public observation deck for Vancouver residents, heads to City Council

The City of Vancouver is preparing a historic overhaul of how it charges new building developments to help pay for the infrastructure and amenities needed to support growth, with a new city-wide Amenity Cost Charge (ACC) planned to take effect on Sept. 30, 2026.

City plans Vancouver-wide amenity cost charge on development to help pay for growth

A Vancouver rental made it to the front page of Reddit and received thousands of comments, but it was for all the wrong reasons.

'Report this': Vancouver rental goes viral for all the wrong reasons

A Vancouver city councillor wants the municipal and provincial governments to enable the expanded use of small, zero-emission, battery-electric passenger shuttles to operate in Downtown Vancouver peninsula areas such as Stanley Park, Gastown, Canada Place, and Coal Harbour, as well as Granville Island.

Should mini electric shuttle services be allowed in Downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park?

Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) is emphasizing that it should be consulted on the Alberta government’s proposed new oil pipeline route to Roberts Bank, where a major marine export terminal and storage facility would be built.

Tsawwassen First Nation seeks consultation on Alberta's proposed new oil pipeline and export terminal in Metro Vancouver

Construction to widen Highway 1 through the Fraser Valley continues this summer and into the fall. Drivers are being notified that more traffic-pattern changes are starting this weekend.

Major changes to Highway 1 traffic in Metro Vancouver to last for months

Summertime is a busy season for many of B. C.’s nature destinations, and a Metro Vancouver teen is helping outdoor enthusiasts find parking at one of the most popular in the region.

How a Metro Vancouver teen is helping visitors snag parking at busy B.C. lake

A major land transaction has been completed on the southeast side of Burke Mountain in Coquitlam, involving approximately 160 acres across four separate parcels.

160 acres of mountainside sold in one of Metro Vancouver's largest deals of 2026

Planning for the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre (HJCRC) first began decades ago, and now the long-awaited project is just weeks away from its biggest milestone: its grand opening.

$230-million North Vancouver aquatic and community centre opens this month

The same B. C. Supreme Court judge who presided over last year’s highly controversial decision has rejected an attempt by a major Richmond-based property owner and developer to reopen the landmark Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title case, closing one avenue for a company that argued its lands were directly affected by the court’s historic ruling despite never being a party to the litigation.

Judge rejects Richmond developer's request to reopen Cowichan Aboriginal title case

A popular summer destination in Metro Vancouver has reinstated free parking for visitors. However, you’ll want to keep an eye on the clock while you’re there.

Free parking returns to busy Metro Vancouver park, but there's a catch

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