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Stephanie Allen, a housing expert who's spent 20+ years in development and co-founded Hogan's Alley Society, is running for mayor with the Coalition of Progressive Electors this October. It's her first time running for office.
The tournament's been a massive business boost for spots near the fan zones, and Canada's historic run is keeping the energy alive even as the group stage wraps. Patios packed, late-night crowds, lines down the block.
Downtown was absolutely packed Tuesday after Mexico's historic World Cup knockout win. Green jerseys, smoke flares, giant Día de los Muertos floats — Granville Street turned into the biggest party of the tournament so far.
Long weekend's here. Poutine's hot, the weather's holding, and the vibe's good. Cheers to everyone celebrating today.
Police charged a man in connection with a stranger assault on Commercial Drive. The Drive keeps dealing with this.
Someone caught a smile in the sky from moonlight breaking through the clouds last night. Pure Vancouver magic.
Moroccans looking for spots to watch Canada vs. Morocco World Cup match on July 4 — Moltaqa is pricey. Anyone know places in Richmond or Surrey?
some mayoral candidates across the region are now using AI-generated ads in their campaigns — a shift that raises questions about authenticity and voter trust heading into October elections.
False Creek was so idyllic on Saturday nobody wanted to go home. Entire waterfront packed.
New Loblaws opened at Granville and Broadway with zero cashiers — just self-checkout. Locals are frustrated about the checkout-only setup even though the neighborhood needed another grocery option.
An adorable Anna's hummingbird showed up at False Creek. One of those perfect Vancouver moments.
Someone ordered at the wrong Starbucks location and left a free s'mores frappuccino waiting at Davie and Thurlow (under Elizabeth). First one there wins it.
Someone left an inspiring note at 19th and Kingsway: "We're all just doing our best out here." Exactly what everyone needed to see rn.
The vibes on Granville Street are absolutely sending it rn after Canada beat South Africa and advanced to the round of 16. Whole city out celebrating.
A sailboat capsized in the Burrard Inlet early this morning. Search and rescue arrived to help get the boater out safe.
Someone's pirate ship wedding sailed past Granville Island on June 28 during Canada's World Cup victory celebrations—tons of phones out capturing the boat. Couple looking for photos from the crowd if anyone got the shot.
Someone shared a DSLR photo from the pre-Olympics era when Vancouver nights went different — simpler, later, cheaper on the back.
BC Hydro used to run the buses. When transit spun off around 1980, the charge just… stayed on the electricity bill. It's been riding there for 40 years — a $3 ghost from the past.
A wallet lost on the Seaside Bike Path showed up on someone's doorstep — the good deed hit extra hard because they'd just finished their last swim at the Vancouver Aquatic Centre before it closes indefinitely.
there are four free rise fc game tickets up for grabs today at swangard — someone's passing them along, just need your email to transfer them.
