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

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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

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

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

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

A legal challenge has emerged against the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s recently approved plan to perform some dredging in the Second Narrows shipping channel of Burrard Inlet, with the Tsleil-Waututh Nation seeking to overturn key federal and port approvals through the courts.

First Nation files court challenge against Burrard Inlet dredging project for oil tankers

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 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?

The new replacement Lord Roberts Annex Elementary School in the West End neighbourhood of Downtown Vancouver will have three-and-a-half times the enrolment capacity of the existing school building that sits at the Nelson Park location.

This is the design of Downtown Vancouver's new elementary school for 510 students

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Randy Rinaldo, who is a local realtor and president of the Italian Cultural Centre in Vancouver.

Opinion: After spending decades managing dysfunction, it's time to start building beauty in Vancouver

Vancouver City Council is set to consider a new four-year capital plan that would direct about $3.5 billion into renewing and upgrading the City of Vancouver’s aging facilities and infrastructure between 2027 and 2030. Another $100 million would be achieved in-kind by developers.

$790-million borrowing plebiscite for Vancouver community centres and infrastructure planned for October civic election

A dispute over conditions at a rental home in B. C. involved some pretty wild claims, ranging from “perverted behaviour” to security cameras intentionally being broken, to the heat being shut off.

B.C. rental fight involved claims of 'perverted behaviour' and heating shutoff

With Vancouver’s seven 2026 FIFA World Cup matches now in the rearview mirror, Destination Vancouver highlights that the next challenge is turning the city’s global exposure from the tournament into longer-term gains for tourism, conventions, investment, and major events.

Destination Vancouver looks beyond FIFA World Cup to long-term tourism and convention growth

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

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

Another Bank of Canada (BoC) interest rate update is scheduled this month, and you may be bracing yourself for the Crown corporation’s latest decision.

What to expect from July's Bank of Canada interest rate update

The temporary TSN/CTV broadcast studio and free public live match screening site at Jack Poole Plaza in Downtown Vancouver closed earlier this week, after a nearly month-long run that turned Downtown Vancouver’s Coal Harbour waterfront into one of the most visible Canadian backdrops of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

How TSN's stunning waterfront FIFA World Cup studio and viewing zone came together in Vancouver

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

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 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

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