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Tennis Canada recommits to plans to build a world-class training hub in Burnaby

Plans for new $30-million Tennis Canada training hub in Metro Vancouver advancing

Huge 24-court Tennis Canada facility to be constructed in Burnaby

ICBC is modernizing its services

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

Whether you’re thinking of moving or looking for a fresh start, a new report highlights the top cities in Canada to call home.

Here are the 15 best cities to live in Canada

B. C. Minister of Transportation and Transit Mike Farnworth provided a major update this afternoon on the controversial project to build the new replacement George Massey Tunnel.

New replacement George Massey Tunnel to cost $8.5 billion: B.C. government

Metro Vancouver workers are resuming job action, with various parks and safety workers walking off the job over the last two days.

Metro Vancouver workers are once again escalating job action

Much has already been said — and experienced first-hand — about Downtown Vancouver’s Granville Street Pedestrian Zone, the vehicle-free activation that has proven successful enough to be extended by seven weeks through the Labour Day weekend in September, rather than ending it on the day of the championship final match of the FIFA World Cup.

How FIFA World Cup match days turn Pacific Boulevard into an outdoor extension of BC Place Stadium

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

Almost exactly four years after the Vancouver Plan was approved by the previous makeup of Vancouver City Council in July 2022, one of its major components — bringing mixed-use residential and commercial density into traditionally low-density neighbourhoods — is now being considered for actual implementation.

Vancouver City Council to decide on plan to create 17 new Village areas with low-rise residential and retail uses

West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager announced today that he is seeking re-election for the District’s top spot in the upcoming municipal election.

West Vancouver mayor seeks second consecutive term in re-election bid

Temporary liquor patios approved for the 2026 FIFA World Cup can remain open a few weeks longer, with the Government of British Columbia now allowing eligible restaurants, pubs, and other hospitality businesses to apply for extensions through Sunday, Sept. 6.

B.C. government extends FIFA World Cup temporary liquor patio licences through September

Three members of BC Ferries’ board of directors have been cycled off after their terms “expired,” including longtime BC NDP veteran Joy MacPhail, who is no longer chair of the ferry company’s governance board.

NDP veteran no longer chair of BC Ferries governance board

The most closely watched new purpose-built rental housing project in Metro Vancouver is facing its fiercest wave of scrutiny yet — this time over how much it actually costs to live there.

Senakw leasing well underway, but rents of up to over $9,000 draw criticism

“The stadium is very, very nice. It’s unbelievable. Everyone was buzzing. They loved it. Felt pretty cool. The pitch was great quality tonight,” said Australian goalkeeper Patrick Beach after the June 13 match against Turkey at BC Place Stadium, Vancouver’s very first match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

How Fraser Valley-grown grass redefined BC Place Stadium for the FIFA World Cup

The five-block-long, vehicle-free pedestrian zone on Granville Street in Downtown Vancouver will remain in place well beyond the FIFA World Cup tournament period, with extended activations and programming continuing through Labour Day.

Granville Street Pedestrian Zone extended to September, with Christmas market possible in fall

Home sales across the Lower Mainland’s two main real estate board regions saw some renewed activity in June 2026, but the late-spring uptick was not strong enough to lift prices, which continued to soften across most home types.

Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley home sales see late-spring uptick amid softer prices

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

From the outset of the 2026 cruise ship season, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority indicated that it was expecting the Canada Place terminal’s busiest cruise ship season ever, with an all-time record of over 1.4 million cruise passengers.

Vancouver's cruise ship terminal hits new high with nearly 300,000 passengers per month

Embedded in a broad joint economic and infrastructure investment strategy for British Columbia by the provincial and federal governments, it was announced today that the Government of Canada will provide up to $3 billion in direct funding to build the new replacement George Massey Tunnel in Metro Vancouver.

Federal government commits up to $3 billion for new replacement George Massey Tunnel

Vancouver continues to rake in the global accolades when it comes to tourism, and we can now add an iconic museum located at the University of British Columbia to the list.

Iconic Vancouver museum ranked among top 25 in new world ranking

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

On Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the new Canada-British Columbia Cooperative Prosperity Agreement with the Government of British Columbia, a broad economic investment and infrastructure strategy that includes major federal funding commitments for several projects of major significance to B. C.

Massive Metro Vancouver oil terminal proposed as endpoint for new Alberta pipeline

With Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium unavailable due to the FIFA World Cup, the BC Lions have taken their game on the road — and in Kelowna. That has meant temporarily transforming the city’s Apple Bowl into a much larger venue for football.

BC Lions build temporary 18,500-seat home stadium in Kelowna

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