Monday · Jun 8, 2026
Unexpected traffic jam courtesy of ducks
ducks stopped traffic earlier. classic vancouver moment — everyone just stops and lets them cross. 🦆
World Cup spectator route transforms False Creek waterfront
A car-free kilometre-long path from Main Street-Science World SkyTrain to BC Place will feature a beer garden, live music, and viewing activations on all seven match days.
Exotic cat found under Vancouver porch
someone found a serval (wild african cat) hiding under their porch in vancouver. police got called. still wild that escaped exotic pets show up here.
Domestic violence advocates expanding resources during World Cup
Battered Women's Support Services and Good Night Out Vancouver are increasing outreach, citing research showing 20–40% rises in intimate partner violence during major sports events.
Burnaby fire closes Kingsway in both directions
A structure fire in an A&W restaurant near Arcola Street and Southoaks Crescent has shut down Kingsway between Gillley and Sperling avenues. The cause is still unknown.
Kiara & Friends Bieber Fever Night
Fortune Sound Club
Granville Street transformed for FIFA World Cup
granville street is fully transformed for world cup mode — blocked off, decorated, fans already testing out the setup. whole vibe is different.
Hospitality workers push City Hall for new housing hearings
Unite Here Local 40 submitted a petition asking for fresh public hearings on housing affordability, citing language barriers and technical failures during earlier May sessions.
North Vancouver bars gear up for World Cup watch parties
Jack Lonsdale's, Tap & Barrel, and five other North Shore venues offer giant screens, local food, and game-day specials for soccer fans during the tournament.
Crows dive-bombing all over the city this time of year
crows are losing their minds rn — they're dive-bombing people all over the city. nesting season has them extra aggressive. watch your head.
TransLink spending $21.6M to boost transit during World Cup
Nearly $22 million will fund enhanced SkyTrain service, staffing, and wayfinding across Metro Vancouver for the tournament's seven match days at BC Place.
Delta residents invited to walk for mental health awareness
Step Forward Health Society is hosting Move for Mental Health on June 13 at the Red Barn in Tsawwassen, bringing families together to raise funds for professional mental health...
Vancouver's dive bars keep it real with cheap drinks and character
Five neighbourhood spots—The Moose, Two Parrots, Princeton Pub, Funky Winker Beans, and more—hold down Vancouver's dive bar culture with low prices, regulars, and zero pretence.
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The WISE Hall
Rethinking public spaces: Why Vancouver needs a new pub license
Hospitality leaders argue BC's liquor rules stifle casual gathering spaces Vancouver residents actually want.
B.C. doctors ratify 4-year deal with rural care pay bump
New agreement increases funding for physicians in underserved areas and adds premiums for after-hours work.
Surrey Indigenous Day celebration moves to Semiahmoo Park
June 19 event returns to traditional lands with live music, fashion show, marketplace, and surprise performers.
Pride Vancouver gets $75K boost as sponsorships dry up
City council approves emergency funding to prevent major cuts to this summer's parade and festival.
Dollar Boba brings self-serve DIY drinks to Richmond
Canada's first self-serve boba shop opens with unlimited toppings for one price.
B.C. invests $20M in wildfire prevention projects this year
Province funds 60 forest enhancement projects across the province focusing on fuel reduction.
24 properties on alert as glacial lake threatens Pemberton area
Residents told to prepare for short-notice evacuation as glacial lake reaches dangerous depth.
Heiltsuk Nation wins $12.2M settlement over 2016 fuel spill
Settlement includes healing ceremony at spill site, but First Nation calls on federal government to help restore ecosystem.
Richmond businesses turn copper theft outage into community barbecue
12 businesses shut down for three days by theft; owner pays for celebration that sparked unexpected friendships.
Dinner at peak elevation: The Observatory opens on Grouse
Mountaintop restaurant combines refined cuisine and sweeping city views in a cozy alpine setting.
Rockfall at Stawamus Chief closes nothing, but caution urged
Zodiac Wall incident continues pattern; BC Parks reminds visitors that rockfalls can happen anytime.
Grouse Grind, regional parks hit by picket lines Monday
Union members walk off the job over stalled contract talks. Park rangers and maintenance workers are among those stopping work.
Sports bars across the city ready for World Cup watch parties
From Strange Fellows to Shark Club: 17 spots locals are planning to hit for FIFA matches, with patios and extended hours.
Canada Post sealing mail boxes near World Cup venues
Six downtown mailboxes will be cleared and sealed June 11 through July 19 around B.C. Place and the PNE.
Downtown's skyline is something else
the variety of towers downtown really hits different when you see them all at once. locals keep posting shots of the skyline and yeah, it's pretty wild.
Vancouver temps to jump 11 degrees by weekend
Rain ends Wednesday, then sunshine and warmth climb to 28°C by Sunday. Plan your week's wardrobe carefully.
Science World looking different these days
someone made a video of Science World before the makeover started — the dome looks wild without all the FIFA wrapping. pretty cool to see the city landmarks get stripped down.
Granville Street goes car-free for World Cup month
From Georgia to Davie, the street closes to traffic Monday through July 26, with patios, art, and buskers taking over.
Teen assaulted near Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal
West Vancouver police search for a heavy-set man in his 50s who attempted to grab a girl on Keith Road.
A Vancouver man's ADHD meds turned into a 20-year prison sentence
Simon Rovensky brought his prescribed Adderall to Georgia. Now his family is fighting to get him home.
Ramen landmark Afuri closes Vancouver location
The yuzu ramen spot on Main Street will shutter June 28 after four years, offering $10.99 bowls before it goes.
BC Conservatives tie NDP in first poll under new leader
Kerry-Lynne Findlay debuts with 32% approval as the Opposition gains ground on Premier Eby's governing party.
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