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Elevated boutique living landing in Burnaby Heights comes with timeless design

Student life, upgraded: Live at Locale, right across from SFU Surrey

Brentwood’s first pedestrian-only community: Grosvenor launches sales for its condo tower steps from Skytrain

At the Port of Vancouver, clean technology is key to zero emission by 2050 vision

This is how you can help decide the future of transportation in Metro Vancouver

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

A first-time Vancouver homebuyer who bought a condo for over $1 million in 2023 feels duped and is furious, and believes she didn’t get everything she was essentially promised after the project recently reached completion.

'Furious' Vancouver condo owner feels duped after $1M+ sale closes

A massive protest march against the proposed cluster of AI data centres in Vancouver over the weekend has prompted a response from Telus, one of the companies behind the project.

Huge protest against Vancouver AI data centres sparks response from Telus

While Vancouver continues to look more and more like a FIFA World Cup host city, the level of visitor demand is not what many anticipated.

Why Vancouver might have fewer tourists than expected for FIFA World Cup

Metro Vancouver is home to several world-class saunas for those looking for a wellness retreat. And a North Vancouver sauna based in Deep Cove just got a major shout-out.

North Vancouver wellness attraction named 'coolest sauna experience'

While it might be raining this week, the Metro Vancouver Regional District is preparing to further restrict water use as it gears up for what’s expected to be a hot summer.

You might not be able to wash your car in Metro Vancouver this summer

Nearly two years ago, Dressew Supply first announced it had made the very difficult decision to list its Downtown Vancouver building for sale and eventually permanently close its business.

Dressew Supply confirms sale of Downtown Vancouver building and permanent closure date

It is that time of year when Metro Vancouver’s public transit network switches to its summer season schedules to better account for the change in travel behaviour from the prolonged period of fair weather conditions.

TransLink rolls out two new summer season bus routes to popular regional parks

Canada’s three largest public transit authorities in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver are warning that cuts and delays in the Government of Canada’s long-promised permanent public transit funding could slow major infrastructure projects and make it harder for their growing metropolitan regions to tackle housing affordability and traffic congestion.

Canada's three largest public transit authorities warn federal funding delays are driving up project costs

The municipal political party of sitting Vancouver city councillor Rebecca Bligh has officially confirmed its first nine candidates for the October 2026 civic election.

Vote Vancouver party announces first nine candidates to run in civic election

A new circuitous bus route will be deployed within the Downtown Vancouver peninsula to help serve the expected crowds that will descend into the area for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and improve overall accessibility and connectivity by public transit due to the detours for various temporary road closures during the tournament.

TransLink to run temporary Downtown Vancouver circular bus route during FIFA World Cup

Expect very frequent express bus service to directly reach Vancouver’s official FIFA Fan Festival at the PNE fairgrounds in Hastings Park from SkyTrain’s Expo and Millennium lines.

TransLink to run FIFA World Cup Fan Festival express bus between SkyTrain and PNE every five minutes

For just over five months in 1986, Vancouver welcomed the world with mirrored pavilions, futuristic transportation systems, and a promise of global modernity.

Inside the free exhibition bringing the art of the Expo '86 World's Fair back to life

Throughout 2025, the new Capstan Station — completed as an infill addition to SkyTrain’s Canada Line in Richmond — saw a total annual ridership of 589,000 boardings.

The new Capstan Station recorded SkyTrain's fourth-lowest ridership after one year

A new poll suggests that many B. C. residents are changing their eating habits to combat cost-of-living concerns. Research Co. and United Way BC recently teamed up to survey over 800 adults in B. C. between April 24 and April 26 of this year, asking residents a number of questions about their finances.

Nearly 40% of B.C. residents are changing how they eat because food is too expensive

Vancouver shoppers looking for vintage outfits and mementos from years gone by have been in heaven with the recent opening of Fun Häus.

New Vancouver vintage store is a trove of hidden treasures

At the northeast corner of the intersection of Gore Street and Union Street, on the southeastern edge of Vancouver’s historic Chinatown district, there is a triangular-shaped parcel of land with a grassy surface and trees.

City of Vancouver looking to designate Chinatown green space as a permanent park this fall

For the very first time since SkyTrain’s Canada Line was built more than a decade and a half ago, some station platforms are being extended in length.

Canada Line station platforms being extended for interchange hub with Broadway Subway

A total of 168 affordable homes — entailing a mix of supportive, social, and rental housing — along with 80 homeless shelter spaces are set to open in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside as part of a major Indigenous-led housing project supported by BC Housing.

16-storey First Nations affordable housing and homeless shelter complex opens in Downtown Eastside

A major local hospitality union has launched a legal challenge against the City of Vancouver over City Council’s approval last month of a rezoning application to create a sizeable floating hotel next to the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Union seeks court reversal of floating hotel approval at Vancouver Convention Centre

TransLink’s existing highest-capacity buses, the 60-ft-long articulated bus vehicle, have three doors, which follows the typical standard for the buses used on North American public transit systems.

First look inside TransLink's new four-door articulated trolley buses built in Europe

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