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The Government of British Columbia has terminated its agreement with the contractor previously chosen to design and build the new replacement George Massey Tunnel.

European contractor to build new George Massey Tunnel fired by B.C. government

One down, six more matches to go at BC Place Stadium. Earlier today, while walking into Vancouver’s FIFA World Cup Fan Festival on my way to the media centre, I overheard a conversation between a young man in a Germany jersey and his father.

Opinion: Vancouver, enjoy the FIFA World Cup while it lasts — it's starting to feel like the 2010 Olympics

One of BC Ferries busiest routes is down a vessel to start the week, with several sailings being cancelled. According to BC Ferries, two sailings between Horseshoe Bay and Langdale on the Sunshine Coast have been cancelled on Monday, June 15. They include:

'Required repairs' force BC Ferries to cancel several sailings on busy route

The FIFA World Cup’s first match in Vancouver produced a new ridership record for Metro Vancouver’s public transit system, not seen since the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Vancouver's first FIFA World Cup match leads to a public transit ridership record

A sculpture created by a Vancouver artist who goes by Lupo Artwork has been removed from its strategically placed location next to Science World.

Vancouver artist's bleeding earth sculpture removed from Science World area

Fabricland will soon have one less location in Metro Vancouver, and local makers and crafters are already feeling the loss.

Popular New Westminster fabric store is closing and customers are upset

In recent days, Metro Vancouver public transit riders travelling through key public transit hubs and transfer points connected to the official 2026 FIFA World Cup venues have likely heard new automated announcements — featuring a voice unfamiliar to public transit, but one that Canadian soccer fans will immediately recognize.

Christine Sinclair is now the voice announcer on your SkyTrain, bus, and SeaBus ride to the FIFA World Cup

Less than a year after the newly-built John Horgan Dam and Generation Station — formerly known as the Site C dam — reached 100 per cent power generation capacity, the Government of British Columbia has now confirmed that it is exploring the possibility of pursuing two additional major hydroelectric dam projects.

Power demand surge pushes B.C. government to consider building more massive hydroelectric dams

BC Ferries has taken delivery of the first of four new additional Island Class vessels that will join its fleet over the next year, marking another step in a major effort to modernize ferry service on minor routes.

First of four new additional BC Ferries Island Class ships arrives in B.C.

New West is now requiring landlords and property owners to keep rentals from reaching dangerous temperatures. On June 8, City Council officially passed an amendment that requires at least one living space in an occupied rental unit to be maintained at or below 26°C between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m., from April 1 to Oct 31.

New Westminster landlords now have to keep rental units from getting too hot

After weeks of escalating job action, the Metro Vancouver Regional District’s unionized outside workers announced they will partake in a full strike on June 15.

'Angry and frustrated' workers to walk off jobs at major Metro Vancouver destinations

Vancouver residents are sharing their opinions about some potentially dangerous situations involving drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Vancouver residents fed up with crosswalk-blocking drivers

It’s the end of an era for the Vancouver Aquatic Centre, and before a huge change for the facility, the City has announced its final day of operation.

City announces final day of operation for Vancouver Aquatic Centre ahead of demolition

The best airports in Canada have been revealed, and they’re not what you’d expect. AirHelp, an air passenger rights and flight claim compensation service based in the United Kingdom, has released its ranking of the world’s best airports.

The top three best airports in Canada may surprise you

Each year during the PNE Fair, TransLink operates a special shuttle bus service connecting SkyTrain stations with the fairgrounds at Hastings Park.

The best way to get to FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver: TransLink's new very frequent, non-stop express bus connects SkyTrain to PNE

A striking new temporary FIFA World Cup public art installation has appeared at Creekside Park on the Northeast False Creek waterfront at the edge of the Downtown Vancouver peninsula — one that quite literally places BC Place Stadium at the centre of the experience.

Three-dimensional FIFA World Cup logo sculpture perfectly frames BC Place Stadium

New B. C. drivers who have yet to obtain their Learner’s licence are getting some great news from ICBC. Today, ICBC and the B. C. Ministry of the Attorney General announced some major changes taking place in how knowledge tests work.

ICBC announces major modern change for new driver testing in B.C.

The crowds that filled Downtown Vancouver on Friday suggest the new FIFA World Cup pedestrian zone on Granville Street is quickly finding its footing.

Packed patios and crowds fill Vancouver's FIFA World Cup pedestrian zone on Granville Street

In recent days, you may have seen photos and videos of Vancouver at its visual best — sweeping aerial drone footage of the landmark geodesic dome of Science World transformed into a giant replica of the official match soccer ball of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

FIFA World Cup screens installed to hide eyesore at Vancouver's perfect viewpoint of Science World soccer ball

Over 350,000 spectators are expected to cumulatively attend the seven FIFA World Cup matches at BC Place Stadium in Downtown Vancouver, beginning with the first match on Saturday, June 13.

How to reach BC Place Stadium's only spectator entrance for FIFA World Cup matches

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

You can expect partly cloudy in the morning, with clearing in the afternoon

The day will start with clear sky through the late morning hours, transitioning to partly cloudy

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