Just For Laughs Vancouver 10th Anniversary Lineup
Vancouver's Just For Laughs festival celebrates its 10th anniversary in February 2026 with over 100 shows featuring James Acaster, Michelle Buteau, and more. Get tickets now!
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Vancouver sets World Cup rules: vendor limits, noise OK
Vancouver introduces temporary bylaws for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, limiting street vendors and performers while allowing more noise. Fines of up to $1,000 will be enforced.
Rainfall warning for Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island
Environment Canada issues rainfall warning for Metro Vancouver and parts of Vancouver Island with heavy downpours expected throughout Saturday. Stay prepared for potential flooding.
Vancouver councillors oppose Metro wastewater plan
Vancouver city councillors are pushing back against Metro Vancouver's liquid waste management plan, citing concerns over costs and environmental impact. Learn about the debate.
Vancouver's Cambie Street makes global cool list
Vancouver's Cambie Street has earned a spot on the prestigious list of world's coolest streets. Discover what makes this Vancouver corridor so special and unique.
Aritzia opening new flagship store in downtown Vancouver
Canadian fashion retailer Aritzia announces plans to open a new flagship store in the former downtown Vancouver Nordstrom location, marking a significant retail development for the city.
TransLink activates winter weather preparedness plan
TransLink implements comprehensive winter strategy to keep Vancouver moving during snow season. Learn how the transit system prepares for challenging weather conditions.
Dave Chappelle Vancouver Concert 2025 Details
Dave Chappelle announces Vancouver show for Dec 7, 2025 at Rogers Arena. Learn ticket details, strict no-cellphone policy, and Canadian tour dates.
Man stabbed to death in Vancouver's entertainment district
A man was fatally stabbed on Granville Street in Vancouver, marking the city's 26th homicide of 2025. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses. Read the latest details.
Vancouver man dead after Granville Street stabbing
Vancouver Police confirm a man is dead following a stabbing on Granville Street. Investigation ongoing as authorities seek witnesses. Read the latest updates.
Robert Plant's 56-Year Vancouver Rock Legacy
Legendary singer Robert Plant has been captivating Vancouver since 1968. Discover his musical journey from Led Zeppelin to his new band Saving Grace's sold-out 2025 show.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre closure frustrates swim clubs
The indefinite closure of Vancouver Aquatic Centre after ceiling damage displaces swim clubs. User groups face transparency issues and limited pool access in the city.
Vancouver mayor proposes Filipino cultural centre plan
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim unveils plan for Filipino cultural centre despite community concerns. Learn about the proposal and ongoing discussions.
Vancouver Christmas Market Returns for 2025
The beloved Vancouver Christmas Market opens this weekend alongside other festive events. Discover what's happening in Vancouver as holiday season begins.
104 New Affordable Homes Coming to East Vancouver Church
A major redevelopment at Lakeview Multicultural United Church in East Vancouver will create 104 new affordable rental homes, addressing the city's housing crisis.
Child dies in Vancouver high-rise balcony fall
A young child has died after falling from a high-rise balcony in Vancouver. The tragic incident occurred on November 11, 2025, with police investigating the circumstances.
Vancouver police seek witnesses to Strathcona fatal shooting
Vancouver Police renew appeal for information about Tuesday morning's fatal shooting in Strathcona. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any details.
Student Groups Push for Lower BC Ferries Fares
University groups in BC have penned a letter calling for reduced ferry rates for post-secondary students, advocating for more affordable travel between campuses and homes.
1918 False Armistice: Vancouver's Early WWI End
On November 7, 1918, Vancouver erupted in celebration after a false report ended WWI four days early. Discover the story behind the historic 'False Armistice' and its impact on the city. Read the full story now!
1957 Vancouver Mid-Century Modern Home for Sale
A stunning 1957 mid-century modern home in Vancouver, designed by Thompson Berwick and Pratt, hits the market. Featuring a sunken living room and original tiki bar, this architectural treasure is priced at $4.95 million.
Canada's Best Chinese Food: Elite 30 List Unveiled
Discover the inaugural Elite 30 Canada list ranking the country's best Chinese restaurants, from Vancouver's Dynasty Seafood to Toronto's Flavourful House. Find your next culinary adventure.
Three deported in B.C. extortion investigations
British Columbia authorities investigate 78 individuals in extortion cases with three already deported. Public safety minister reveals ongoing crackdown on organized crime.
Ostrich cull at B.C. farm stuns protesters
Federal agents conducted a controversial ostrich cull at a B.C. farm, resulting in dramatic protests and reported gunfire. Witnesses were stunned as birds were loaded into bins.
B.C. chef company fined $10K for undelivered contest prize
A Vancouver private chef company has been ordered to pay $10,000 after failing to deliver a contest prize. Learn about the tribunal ruling and consumer rights in B.C.
UBC Tower Plan Threatens Wreck Beach Views
A proposed 26-storey tower at UBC's Vancouver campus faces opposition from the Wreck Beach Preservation Society over view corridor concerns. Learn about the controversy.
Vancouver Park Board Budget Cuts Threaten Services
Vancouver Park Board confronts $15M budget cuts and $8.9M revenue targets. Former commissioner reveals how cooperation achieved past successes for city parks and recreation.
Unauthorized Cancer Treatments Seized from B.C. Clinic
Health Canada warns about potential health risks from unauthorized cancer treatments seized from a British Columbia clinic. Officials urge public caution.
We Breed Lions: Hockey's Toxic Culture Exposed
Rick Westhead's new book 'We Breed Lions' exposes hockey's broken culture of hazing and sexual objectification while offering solutions for change. Essential reading for Canadian sports fans.
Vancouver urged to strengthen vaping rules for youth
A Canadian Lung Association study reveals 30% of BC high school students vaped recently. This article examines the accessibility of vape shops near schools and calls for stronger regulations in Vancouver.
B.C. rents fall nearly 6%, Vancouver at 43-month low
Rents across British Columbia have declined nearly 6% year-over-year, with Vancouver hitting a 43-month low at $2,728 per month. Discover the market trends and what's driving the decrease.
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