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More than two decades of planning have culminated in today’s opening of the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre, now the largest community recreation facility on the North Shore and one of the largest of its kind in Metro Vancouver.

Inside North Vancouver's newly opened $230-million Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre

Despite over 320 people registered to speak on Holborn Group’s proposal to redevelop the Hudson’s Bay parkade city block in the core of Downtown Vancouver — with three mixed-use towers, including what would become Western Canada’s tallest building, British Columbia’s largest hotel, and feature a world-class public observation deck attraction — the public hearing with Vancouver City Council advanced far more quickly than initially expected because a substantial majority of registrants had withdrawn or were not present when called.

Concept for Western Canada's tallest tower in Vancouver may need to be shortened to comply with federal aviation requirements

FortisBC is moving ahead with its plans for a major expansion of its existing liquefied natural gas (LNG) production and storage facility on the Fraser River in Metro Vancouver, after the Government of British Columbia removed a key regulatory requirement for the project.

$2-billion Metro Vancouver LNG plant expansion moves ahead with potential First Nation ownership stake

Sport Chek is preparing to close its longtime West Broadway store in Vancouver, marking the upcoming departure of a major retailer from the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood.

Sport Chek store on West Broadway in Vancouver set to close after nearly 20 years, with 50% discounts

Metro Vancouver Regional District is seeking the approval of the Government of British Columbia to substantially reduce the size of its board of directors overseeing the regional government, potentially cutting the number of directors from 45 to 34 beginning in the next term.

Metro Vancouver Regional District to shrink board size by 25%, create new oversight for major projects

Members of the public will have an opportunity to leave a permanent — though eventually hidden — mark on the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain project this weekend.

Public invited to sign 'time capsule' guideway segment for Surrey-Langley SkyTrain

Just over a year after TransLink first announced it had selected Polish manufacturer Solaris Bus & Coach to build its new replacement fleet of trolley buses, the first vehicle from the European production line has arrived in Metro Vancouver.

TransLink's first European-made next-generation trolley bus to enter service in September

B. C. previously announced that folks who had their N or Class 7 licence would no longer have to take a test to upgrade, and now they’ve determined a date.

B.C. announces when driver's licence changes come into effect, eliminating second road test

A second tentative collective agreement has been reached for more than 5,000 public transit workers under TransLink operating subsidiary Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC), potentially averting labour disruptions across Metro Vancouver’s bus and SeaBus network.

Second tentative deal reached for Metro Vancouver public transit workers after first rejected

Before the Eiffel Tower became the Eiffel Tower as we know it today — the postcard image of Paris, the monument that tells the world where it is before a caption ever could — it was treated by some of the city’s most prominent cultural figures as an act of civic vandalism.

Opinion: Western Canada's tallest tower, topped off by a world-class observation deck attraction, would give Vancouver a landmark worthy of its setting

The soccer goal nets used at BC Place Stadium during all seven FIFA World Cup matches have been repurposed for whimsical new public installations at popular Metro Vancouver attractions and destinations.

FIFA World Cup goal nets from BC Place Stadium become hammocks at Vancouver attractions

With the FIFA World Cup officially over, new data reveals that Vancouver short-term rentals garnered close to an additional $24 million in revenue during the tournament period.

Vancouver short-term rentals scored big cash on FIFA World Cup match days

B. C. announced yesterday that driver’s licence changes would be coming into effect later this year, in October 2026. The Province previously announced the proposed changes, but yesterday was when it revealed exactly when and how it was going to work.

Reactions pour in as B.C. licence changes reveal that many drivers have held on to their 'N'

One of two highly controversial proposals from a partnership between local developer Westbank and telecommunications giant Telus to build major artificial intelligence (AI) data centres in Vancouver will not be decided by Vancouver City Council this month.

Vancouver City Council punts decision on Telus-Westbank AI data centre proposal in Mount Pleasant until after election

Vancouver City Council has unanimously approved the first key steps for major land use change that could eventually allow the former Molson Coors brewery site at the south end of the Burrard Street Bridge to be transformed into a high-density, mixed-use neighbourhood.

Vancouver City Council endorses high-density, mixed-use future for former Molson brewery site

A third large-scale demonstration against the proposed cluster of AI data centres in Vancouver is scheduled for this weekend on Sunday, July 26, in the downtown core.

Huge protest rally against Vancouver AI data centres happening this weekend

When Vancouver City Council approved the rezoning application for 1166 West Pender St. in July 2019, the redevelopment of the site was envisioned as a 364-ft-tall, 32-storey office tower with 355,000 sq. ft. of premium Class AAA office space.

Major hotel and condo tower proposed to replace stalled Vancouver office project

A coalition of 32 performing arts organizations has unveiled an ambitious vision to create four new and/or substantially renovated performance venues in Downtown Vancouver, with four possible location options identified.

Four new concert halls proposed for Downtown Vancouver, including Robson Square and Northeast False Creek

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is urging the provincial government to prevent people living outside Canada from registering to speak at Vancouver City Council public hearings and other proceedings, following concerns about callers with no apparent connection to the city participating in debates over land-use and development proposals.

Union-organized California callers and filibuster tactics ignite 'foreign interference' concerns for Vancouver City Council's public hearings

It was a very rude awakening for a B. C. tenant who found themselves temporarily without a home when a landlord decided to evict them at 2:13 a.m suddenly.

Rude awakening for B.C. tenant who was evicted at 2:13 a.m.

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