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

A prominent Downtown Vancouver landmark — the former Hudson’s Bay flagship department store building at 674 Granville St. — could soon change hands, with a new court filing revealing a proposed sale to a major local developer.

Vancouver developer Onni Group reaches deal to buy former Hudson's Bay building

When Japanese pro-wrestler Wakana Uehara visited Vancouver earlier this month, one small detail about TransLink’s public transit buses stood out to her.

Japanese pro-wrestler confused by one key feature on Vancouver buses

Although some media reports yesterday suggested the Government of British Columbia was open to the idea, provincial leaders today have firmly rejected the idea of transferring the control of operating BC Place Stadium to Vancouver Whitecaps FC — as a drastic measure to help prevent the team from potentially relocating.

Premier David Eby rules out handing over BC Place Stadium to save Vancouver Whitecaps

Some of Metro Vancouver’s future tallest towers could grow even higher, with a two-tower project in a traditionally suburban area of the region now seeing additional residential uses and a sizeable hotel, including a destination public restaurant on the rooftop of the project’s tallest tower.

Burnaby's future 863-ft-tall tower in Lougheed to feature a hotel with a sky-high restaurant and bar destination on the 86th floor

A renewed debate over beach pay public parking costs is unfolding at the Vancouver Park Board, as two commissioners bring forward overlapping — but notably different — member motions aimed at addressing rising parking rates at Spanish Banks Beach and the nearby beaches of Jericho and Locarno.

Vancouver Park Board to consider a rethink of this summer's parking rate hike at Spanish Banks Beach, reaching $4.25 per hour

The Government of British Columbia asserts tens of thousands of jobs could be created over the next three years as it accelerates a sweeping economic strategy aimed at boosting investment and expanding infrastructure.

B.C. government ramps up economic push with $88 billion in major projects

Even though Vancouver is Canada’s most expensive city to rent in, our rent prices and cost of living start looking pretty good if we compare them to some major U. S. cities.

Vancouver's cost of living is cheap compared to some U.S. cities

The City of Vancouver has ceased funding for a program that helped vulnerable populations stay safe during extreme heat.

City of Vancouver cuts program that helped people stay cool during extreme heat

The beloved Honda Celebration of Light will not return in Summer 2026, after organizers of the long-running non-profit event announced in November 2025 that the three-night competition was facing a revenue shortfall that was too large to bear. The decision followed an anticipated budget deficit of nearly $1 million, driven by declining support from federal and provincial governments, as well as corporate sponsorship.

Planning underway for Vancouver's one-night fireworks show this summer

A temporary years-long “welcome centre” for Squamish Nation’s Senakw rental housing project will be built at the southernmost edge of Vanier Park — fronting Chestnut Street and a newly-built access road to the development. This site is situated immediately adjacent to the first phase of the complex, now reaching full completion and occupancy.

Senakw 'welcome centre' for marketing rental homes to be built at Vanier Park

Parking reservations are returning to a popular Metro Vancouver lake, and you’ll be able to make your reservation as early as May 13.

Mandatory parking reservations return to Buntzen Lake next month

Metro Vancouver’s public transit system is embracing the spirit of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Canadian soccer legend Christine Sinclair set to be featured in automated voice announcements across the network.

FIFA World Cup riders to hear Canadian soccer legend Christine Sinclair as the voice of SkyTrain, buses, and SeaBus

First Capital REIT, one of the largest commercial retail landlords in Canada, has agreed to be acquired in a major $9.4-billion transaction involving KingSett Capital and Choice Properties REIT — marking one of the largest real estate deals in the country this year.

One of Canada’s largest retail landlords acquired in $9.4-billion deal, splitting properties between two ownership groups

Sorry, Metro Vancouverites, your lawns might be a bit brown this summer. While the Metro Vancouver Regional District normally allows businesses and residents to water their lawns once per week over the summer (from May 1 to Oct. 15), they recently announced that they will prohibit lawn watering entirely.

You can't water your lawn in Metro Vancouver this summer

A Vancouver studio for rent that was shared online is leading to some angry reactions about the state of rental housing in the city.

'Cozy' Vancouver studio rental in a house with coin laundry is riling up some folks

B. C. real estate sales are expected to keep dropping in 2026, due to a stagnant economy and the conflict in the Middle East driving energy costs higher.

'A succession of shocks': B.C. home sales forecast to keep dropping in 2026

North-south transportation in Burnaby — especially for those walking and cycling — has now been improved with the opening of the Burnaby Lake Overpass, a new pedestrian and cyclist bridge spanning the eight-lane Trans-Canada Highway.

$28-million Burnaby Lake pedestrian overpass above Highway 1 now open, linking to Deer Lake Park trails

SkyTrain commuters headed downtown this morning might have been delayed getting to their destination due to a police incident.

Police incident sparks early morning SkyTrain chaos in downtown Vancouver

La Maison Simons, more commonly referred to simply as Simons, confirmed today that it will open within a portion of the former Nordstrom space at CF Pacific Centre in downtown Vancouver.

Simons to open 92,000 sq. ft. store within former Nordstrom in downtown Vancouver

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

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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