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World Cup Round of 16 at BC Place is the event of the day—catch it live or grab a free viewing party.
World Cup is the draw, but if soccer's not your thing, there's theatre and baseball too.
Catch live music and theatre across Friday–Sunday if you're looking to stay busy.
World Cup viewing is free at The Pearl, plus all Vancouver parks are always open.
Skip the usual and catch live theatre or a late dinner while the city's buzzing.
Beaches are calling in clear weather, plus baseball and parks keep kids happy.
14°C and mainly clear—great for beaches and parks. Get outside while it lasts.
After the World Cup hype dies down, hit a bar or catch late music.
Independent BC legislator charged over allegations from January to September 2024, before his election. Kealy denies allegations and expects to enter not-guilty plea.
Northbound traffic blocked Monday afternoon following police response. VPD has not confirmed the reason for closure; ambulances were present at the scene.
Legendary pre-game party set for Monday evening before Switzerland match at BC Place on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Fiebre Amarilla fan group leading celebrations.
Berth 1 damage forces vehicles to load at main deck only. Repairs expected to take up to ten days, lasting through July 15.
The FIFA World Cup lands at BC Place on Tuesday; folk legends The Head and the Heart mark 15 years at the Orpheum Wednesday; Come From Away closes out its run at the Stanley.
Read the feature →The spot serves naturally fermented dosas with house sambar, fresh-ground spices, and filter coffee from Alai Coffee Roasters.
The vegan fast-food chain shuts down after less than two years on Main Street, citing a shift away from in-house manufacturing.
The Vancouver matcha brand's first brick-and-mortar location opened in late June at 2833 Main Street, continuing its growth from weekend project to retail hub.
The renowned Canadian photographer's first Polygon Gallery retrospective captures his evolution from a 16-year-old discovering Vancouver to an Instagram star with 250,000 followers.
Quartz included the UBC institution in a prestigious list of museums worth planning a trip around, citing its Northwest Coast Indigenous art collection and Arthur Erickson architecture.
The festival's theme this year—"Ragas for a Ruptured World"—kicks off with the Sri Lankan-born comedian, whose dry delivery and sharp observations have earned global acclaim.
England fans poured out of Granville Street bars Monday night after beating Mexico in the Round of 16, breaking into Hey Jude. The World Cup downtown vibe has been unreal.
A seal was spotted with an octopus in its mouth at False Creek — nature's lunch break caught on camera.
Last of the Mexico matches at Jack Poole Plaza — fans had so much fun at the first one, they went again. Tension mounted as England held strong after a red card. High fives between fans after the final whistle. The guy in the pepper suit made it legendary.
the province extended outdoor patio permits beyond the World Cup to help hospitality businesses keep the revenue going. restaurants and bars can now keep their temporary patios running longer into summer.
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