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

Vancouver shoppers looking for vintage outfits and mementos from years gone by have been in heaven with the recent opening of Fun Häus.

New Vancouver vintage store is a trove of hidden treasures

Major changes are set for the northeast corner of the intersection of Smithe Street and Cambie Street at the northern end of the Yaletown district of Downtown Vancouver, after Vancouver City Council unanimously approved a mixed-use tower for the site — containing a major hotel and a sizeable infusion of secured purpose-built market rental housing.

29-storey tower with Marriott hotel and rental housing approved for Yaletown

After over 30 years of concerts, multicultural performances, dances and more, the Michael J Fox Theatre in Burnaby will close its doors to the public this summer.

Final curtain: Popular Burnaby theatre closing its doors to the public this summer

Burnaby’s Brentwood district will gain another major grocery store from the opening of Thrifty Foods before the end of this decade.

36,000 sq. ft. Thrifty Foods to open in new development next to Brentwood SkyTrain station

With the pivot away from some fossil fuels and the resulting accelerated pace of the electrification of building heating systems and the adoption of battery-electric vehicles, along with a growing population and economy, British Columbia is increasingly struggling to keep up with the growing demand for electricity — even after accounting for the major capacity gained from the recent completion and full operation of the Site C hydroelectric dam.

BC Hydro launches $1-billion push to help customers reduce power use and delay costly new infrastructure

The very first of eight new generation trainsets dedicated to the Amtrak Cascades arrived in Seattle this past weekend. These much-anticipated trains will provide a brand-new, modern fleet for the interregional passenger rail service linking Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland.

First of eight new trains arrives for Amtrak Cascades service linking Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland

UniUni, a delivery technology company based in Metro Vancouver, is preparing to go public through a merger with MAK Acquisition Corp. in a transaction that values the business at roughly C$1.4 billion (US$1 billion).

Metro Vancouver-based, last-mile delivery company to go public in $1.4-billion valuation

After nearly four months of full closure and detour to accommodate major construction work for the Broadway subway, the one-block segment of East Broadway between Main Street and Quebec Street will reopen to all vehicle traffic on the morning of Wednesday, May 20, 2026.

Months-long detour ends: Broadway at Main Street reopens after road reconstruction for subway project

A segment of a key arterial roadway in Northeast False Creek in Downtown Vancouver will undergo a prolonged two-month full closure for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Two-month-long FIFA World Cup closure of Pacific Boulevard next to BC Place Stadium begins this weekend

If you live in Vancouver and the nearest Sephora isn’t quite near enough, good news: two new locations are coming soon, including one that’s super transit-friendly.

Sephora opening two new Vancouver locations in the next few weeks

While B. C. might be known as having one of the highest costs of living in Canada, this trend took a surprising turn last month, according to recent numbers from Statistics Canada.

The surprising reason B.C.'s inflation rate is the lowest in all of Canada

North Vancouver’s newest attraction for adventure seekers is open at Grouse Mountain, and the Gravity Coaster is ready to serve up fresh air thrills.

Grouse Mountain's huge new gravity coaster now open for peak thrills

The FIFA World Cup is fast approaching, but there is a pronounced lack of hype in the city, coinciding with negative impacts on business and disruptions to the events scene in Vancouver.

Soft hotel demand underscores 'indifference' and lack of Vancouver FIFA World Cup hype

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Dan Burgar, who is the CEO of Frontier Collective. Last week, the second annual Web Summit conference in Vancouver brought over 20,000 people from around the world to the city. They came for our talent, our companies, and our setting. They’ll leave with deals signed, partnerships formed, and ideas that will turn into businesses somewhere else.

Opinion: Vancouver is hosting the future, but we're not keeping any of it

Public transit workers across Metro Vancouver are moving toward another possible labour dispute after contract negotiations between Unifor and TransLink operating subsidiary Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) broke down over what the union describes as sweeping concession demands.

Union representing Metro Vancouver bus and SeaBus workers threatens strike

As B. C. Ferries gears up for one of its busiest summers to date, passengers may have to pay a little extra to board a sailing.

BC Ferries might get even more expensive than it already is

A ginormous new addition has arrived at Britannia Mine Museum, where visitors this summer will be able to get up close to one of the mining industry’s largest machines as part of a new interactive exhibit focused on heavy equipment and modern resource extraction.

Massive mining truck finds permanent home at Britannia Mine Museum

TransLink is working with the City of Vancouver to change the number and location of bus stops along Hastings Street between Downtown Vancouver and Boundary Road, as part of a broader effort to improve travel times and reliability on one of Metro Vancouver’s busiest bus corridors.

TransLink eyes Hastings Street bus stop changes for Downtown Eastside and RapidBus

The estimated cost to build the proposed King George Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line is now considerably more than what was originally estimated.

Cost of TransLink's King George Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit line soars to $700 million

The results of a new survey by the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) suggests growing concern among business leaders over the BC NDP-led provincial government’s highly controversial approach with maintaining the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA).

B.C. business leaders overwhelmingly say DRIPA is undermining economic certainty

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