Tuesday · Jun 9, 2026
City's FIFA World Cup hosting cost estimated at $320M–$338M
Vancouver will spend between $320 million and $338 million to host seven World Cup games, but detailed budget breakdown won't be public until after the tournament.
Vancouver entrepreneur uses lived mental health experience to help creatives
Joëlle Perras built Struggles 2 Strengths consulting practice around 15 years with bipolar II disorder to help artists address creative blocks.
Court awards $250K to investigator fired for political reasons
B.C. judge finds Christy Clark's government used health ministry investigator as scapegoat before losing power in 2017.
Habitat for Humanity takes over Jericho for housing forum
Fifty years ago this month Habitat for Humanity took over the former RCAF Jericho base for a major forum on housing and affordability. Wild to think about how much the...
BC Place stadium ready for World Cup showcase
Downtown venue undergoes major upgrades ahead of Saturday's first match, featuring new merchandise store and renovated player facilities.
Tennis court pay pilot sparks backlash in Vancouver
Vancouver's paid tennis court pilot program is already making locals angry. Players are saying it'll destroy the community vibe that's built on courts being free and...
General Fusion named world's top green-tech firm
Vancouver fusion energy company ranked first by Time magazine among 250 global firms developing climate solutions.
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Pepino's celebrates Italian Day on Commercial Drive this Sunday
The spaghetti house is popping up outdoors on June 14 with porchetta sandwiches, meatball sliders, Detroit pizza, and limited merch.
Angus T expanding with downtown Waterfront location
The croissant bakery opens a new spot steps from Waterfront Station, following recent openings on River District and South West Marine Drive.
Police in schools report shows progress amid ongoing debate
A new Vancouver report on police in schools is drawing attention for signs of change. The conversation on r/vancouver is diving into what the data shows and what it means for the city.
Dovetail's sibling Bevel restaurant opens in Yaletown soon
The new spot from Dovetail's owners will bring New York-inspired cuisine to a two-minute walk away at 1165 Mainland Street.
Telus charging $15 activation fee for new SIM cards
Telus is now charging $15 to activate new SIM cards. Not thrilled about the fee? Join the conversation on r/vancouver where locals are weighing in.
ICBC now lets new drivers take their knowledge test online
B.C.'s driving license exams can now be completed at home for Class 5, 6, 7, and 8 licences, easing rural access and wait times.
New Westminster landlords must keep rentals cool this summer
A new bylaw requires at least one living space to stay at or below 26°C between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m., April through October.
Chanel opens 750-square-metre flagship at Oakridge Park
The luxury boutique is Canada's first to feature the full Chanel universe under one roof, drawing lineups since Tuesday's opening.
Shanghai teacher's long journey to a home in Richmond
Tom Tang spent 18 months homeless in a BC park before finally finding shelter—a story of loss, survival, and second chances.
Freedom Mobile Arch glows as PNE opens game-changing amphitheatre
The $184M venue transforms with programmable LED light shows during performances, debuting as centrepiece of FIFA fan festival.
East Vancouver hostage situation ends with police shooting
An armed suspect was shot and killed after police responded to a violent home invasion on Commercial Street.
Vancouver ranks third among Canadians' summer travel picks
The city beats Paris and Rome on Skyscanner's list, topped only by Toronto and Calgary as domestic destinations surge.
Ex-Whitecap Jayden Nelson called to FIFA World Cup roster
The 23-year-old midfielder replaces injured Marcelo Flores on Canada's squad after recent goal in tune-up match against Uzbekistan.
Luminara brings ultra-luxury yacht cruising to Vancouver this summer
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection marks its North American debut with 452-passenger ship making nine calls at Canada Place in 2026.
B.C. court rules province failed to consult First Nation on KSM gold mine
Justice finds the Tsetsaut Skii km Lax Ha Nation's duty to consult was breached when the government designated the mine "substantially started."
False Creek Crab Fest returns to celebrate Dungeness crab and local fishers
July 26 festival at False Creek Fishermen's Wharf features a crab boil by top chefs and raises funds for B.C.'s seafood industry.
Theatre scene's Rumpus Awards sold out with 86 nominees celebrating unsung heroes
A cheeky DIY awards night for Vancouver's theatre community returned recognition to stage managers, dramaturgs, and volunteers.
T&T Supermarket construction finally underway at Burnaby's Gilmore Place
After two years stuck in permit delays, the 55,000 sq. ft. store is being built within the SkyTrain-adjacent mixed-use complex.
Five mothers launch food businesses at Flavours of Hope showcase
June 26 event celebrates Dream Cuisines cohort bringing Tanzanian, Spanish, Syrian, East Asian, and Colombian cuisine to Vancouver.
Latin American community warms up for World Cup with deep roots
Canada's Latin population has tripled since 1996; Vancouver barber shop near BC Place becomes community hub as tournament nears.
Stolen travel trailer recovered on Vancouver Island highway
Campbell River man spots his 32-foot Jayco being towed; four arrested including suspect with outstanding warrants.
Major police presence in East Van last night
Ton of cops showed up around Commercial and 20th last night around 9 p.m.—over a dozen VPD vehicles, some unmarked. Looked like a major operation. Details still unclear but the...
Watchdog probes Vancouver police shooting in East Van
British Columbia's Independent Investigations Office investigates after suspect shot during home invasion call on Commercial Street.