Vancouver

Calgary

Montreal

Toronto

Edmonton

Seattle

Portland

Trying to move to Canada? These are the best places to live in the country

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

Why the 2026 soccer buzz will tell us who Canadian iGamers really trust

ICBC is modernizing its services

At street level at the prominent northeast corner of Granville Street and West Broadway, signage for an upcoming Starbucks location has now appeared on a retail unit immediately beside the future entrance to SkyTrain’s South Granville Station.

Loblaws City Market opens above future SkyTrain station as South Granville's new anchor retailer

Bonnis Properties is testing the market for one of Downtown Vancouver’s most significant approved redevelopment sites — just months after securing rezoning approval for the transformative mixed-use project at the prominent southeast corner of the intersection of Granville Street and Robson Street.

800 Granville property and approved redevelopment plans listed for sale

A second large-scale demonstration against the proposed cluster of AI data centres in Vancouver is slated for Saturday, June 27, and traffic will be impacted throughout downtown and Fairview.

Protest march to stop Vancouver AI data centres to impact weekend traffic

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Mark Goodman, Ian Brackett and Megan Johal, who are brokers at Goodman Commercial. They specialize in the sale of rental apartment buildings and development sites in Metro Vancouver, and publish The Goodman Report.

Opinion: B.C.'s condo acquisition plan risks repeating past government intervention mistakes

For decades, the miniature ferries that criss-cross the False Creek waterway, framing the south side of the Downtown Vancouver peninsula, have been a familiar sight — carrying residents and visitors between waterfront destinations.

This new vessel is now Vancouver's largest miniature passenger ferry operating in False Creek

If you’re contemplating moving due to sky-high housing prices in big Canadian cities, a new report could help you make the decision.

The most affordable cities to buy a home in Canada based on your income

One of BC Ferries’ oldest vessels in its fleet is gearing up for its final sailing today after nearly 60 years on the water.

One of BC Ferries' oldest vessels is about to sail its last voyage

June has been a big tech month for the Vancouver Police Department (VPD), which has just unveiled another new tool in its arsenal, and it’s calling it a North American first.

Vancouver Police unveil new electric tool as a North American first

Anger has sparked after the Metro Vancouver Regional District tightened its water restrictions earlier this month and one city decided not to follow suit.

Anger spills out as one Metro Vancouver city refuses to follow water restrictions

A new report on the most affordable cities in Vancouver revealed the top spots folks would consider relocating to purchase a primary residence.

Affordable cities Vancouver residents would consider relocating to

In July 2026, potentially just days before or after the FIFA World Cup comes to a close, significant new details could emerge on at least two potential future major entertainment and sports venues in Metro Vancouver.

City of Surrey to announce selected proponent and sports team for new 10,000-seat arena within weeks

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Eric Aderneck, who is an urban planner with a focus on industrial lands and employment uses, and the program manager for the City of Maple Ridge’s Industrial Lands Program.

Opinion: How Metro Vancouver can stop industrial investment from leaving the region

A well-known organization in the Vancouver Downtown Eastside (DTES) now has a new — and upgraded — home. This week, the Overdose Prevention Society (OPS) moved its resource recovery to 450 East Hastings, a site that has much better facilities, according to Sarah Blythe, the executive director and founder of OPS.

Vancouver recovery centre named after late advocate opens in DTES

Staff with the City of Vancouver are zeroing in on a long-vacant retail unit within the atrium of Library Square in Downtown Vancouver as the temporary location for a Filipino cultural and community centre.

Temporary Filipino cultural centre location planned for Vancouver's Library Square

A new rental report reveals how a growing number of renters across Canada and here in Vancouver are using AI to assist them.

A growing number of Vancouver renters are turning to AI for assistance

The Mayfair West project to redevelop TransLink’s former Oakridge Transit Centre bus depot has evolved from a mix of low-, mid-, and high-rise buildings into a plan dominated by taller high-rise towers, enabling significantly greater residential density — particularly for secured purpose-built rental housing.

Number of homes doubled at future redevelopment of former TransLink bus depot near Oakridge Park mall in Vancouver

The federal and provincial governments have begun defending their highly controversial partnership to acquire up to 2,200 unsold market condominium units built in British Columbia by private developers for the purpose of creating affordable housing for working people, as they push back against overwhelming criticism that the plan amounts to a taxpayer-funded bailout for developers.

B.C. premier says government condo acquisition plan creates no down payment rent-to-own homes, with developers taking losses

Summer is in full swing, and one of the world’s richest people is enjoying B. C.’s beautiful waters by bringing their superyacht out to play.

Mark Zuckerberg’s $300M superyacht spotted in B.C.

Harbour Air’s seasonal expansion is in full gear, and it includes a direct flight from Vancouver to a scenic spot in B. C. that was named one of Expedia’s top global destinations for 2026.

Direct Harbour Air route from Vancouver to global B.C. hot spot takes off

Following 52 years of operation, Vancouver Aquatic Centre at Sunset Beach Park on Downtown Vancouver’s West End waterfront will permanently close as planned this Sunday, June 28, after a judge of the Supreme Court of British Columbia earlier this week rejected an interim injunction request to stop the closure.

Court rejects bid to save Vancouver Aquatic Centre from permanent closure

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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

TOP vancouver STORIES

Trying to move to Canada? These are the best places to live in the country

TRENDING

LATEST IN vancouver

LATEST