Friday · Jun 26, 2026
White Rock Players present fast-paced 'The 39 Steps' comedy-thriller
Four actors play over 140 characters in Patrick Barlow's tongue-in-cheek adaptation of the Hitchcock classic, running July 2–19 at Oceana PARC Playhouse.
Steveston yacht departs on 120-day Northwest Passage expedition
The 51-foot Northern Starlight left Richmond on Thursday to attempt one of the world's most challenging sailing routes through the Arctic.
Metro Vancouver braces for wet weather through Canada Day
Rain returns this weekend with 10-20 mm possible, followed by Monday's brief break before midweek showers settle in through July 1.
North Van dad turns baby-feeding frustration into viral success
Garret Senez's portable milk warmer—featured on Dragons' Den and by MrBeast—has sold over 250,000 units worldwide.
Loblaws City Market opens above future South Granville SkyTrain
The 19,000-sq.-ft. grocery store on the second floor of The Stories tower brings urban shopping and ready-to-eat options to Central Broadway.
Kinton Ramen opens in New Westminster
Kinton Ramen is now open in New Westminster at 678 6th St #1. The ramen spot joins the growing food scene in the neighbourhood.
Obskã¼R
Village Studios
FOR REAL FRIDAYS: SUMR4EVR 2026
Celebrities Nightclub
Club:Obsessed at Happy Ending Fridays
Fortune Sound Club
PINPONPANPON with Special Guests
The Pearl
West End resident attacked by teens on Lime scooter
Blake Elliott was left bleeding and struggling to see after being pushed to the ground near Comox and Denman late Monday night.
Sumu opens with yakitori, hot pot, and handcrafted drinks
New Japanese restaurant at 888 Burrard Street lets diners choose from four different dining experiences under one roof.
Caleb Malhotra drafted 3rd overall by Canucks
The North Vancouver teen becomes the first top-three pick for Vancouver in 27 years, reuniting with his father Manny as the new head coach.
THE BLACK SEEDS & LOS FURIOS IN VANCOUVER
Rickshaw Theatre
FIFA World Cup: New Zealand vs Belgium
BC Place
High Fade
Biltmore Cabaret
The Tea Party
Commodore Ballroom
Belgium vs New Zealand - World Cup - Match 64 (Group G)
BC Place Stadium
Canada faces South Africa in World Cup Round of 32 in Los Angeles
Flights from Vancouver to Los Angeles are expensive, but package deals starting around $1,720 include tickets, flights, and two hotel nights.
Delta lands $2.3M more for housing acceleration after strong progress
The additional federal funding reflects Delta's success in issuing nearly 1,500 building permits since joining the Housing Accelerator Fund, including 500+ for missing-middle housing.
The Play That Goes Wrong - Vancouver
Granville Island Stage at Artsclub
Vancouver doubles civic election budget to $9.4M for expanded voting
The city will triple advance voting locations, increase polling stations, and boost accessibility measures ahead of the October 17 election after April 2025 by-election lineups...
North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant review moves forward
The Greater Vancouver Sewerage and Drainage District appointed an independent team to assess the project's budget overruns and governance after litigation with the former...
B.C. study shows naloxone prevented 78% of overdose deaths
From 2019 to 2024, take-home naloxone kits, overdose prevention sites, and other harm reduction services averted the majority of potential fatal overdoses across the province.
Sen̓áḵw penthouse pulled after premature price reveal
The four-bedroom unit listed at $12,500 was accidentally released from a staging environment; most units in the new Kitsilano development rent for far less.
World Cup hosting halfway done, Vancouver keeps city calm
With three matches left at BC Place, the Host Committee reports just five noise complaints and no human rights violations as Egypt and other nations celebrate in the city.
FIFA World Cup 2026™ - FREE VIEWING PARTY
The Pearl
Broadway station back open at Main
Broadway station reopens at Main after SkyTrain extension work, but more closures are coming soon for construction.
World Cup energy at BC Place
The World Cup atmosphere at BC Place during match day is absolutely electric. The whole city's buzzing.
VPD removes photo after AI editing concerns
Vancouver Police apologize for edited image in drug trafficking announcement, citing software used to remove names of accused.
Great blue heron fishing at Sunset Beach
A great blue heron was spotted fishing at Sunset Beach the other day. Nature's right here.
Canada's World Cup team fuels up at VanSuya
Local Nigerian restaurant delivers soups, jollof rice, plantain and pastries to Canadian men's national soccer team.
World Cup drives transit to six-year ridership peak
Metro Vancouver recorded 1.38 million boardings on June 24 during Canada-Switzerland match, highest daily total since March 2020.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre closes Sunday after 52 years
A court rejected a bid to save the West End pool. Demolition begins this fall for a smaller 25-metre replacement.
Carney defends condo buyout plan against critics
PM says condo buyouts won't happen in Vancouver — but critics are still skeptical about whether the plan truly helps affordability or just props up developers.
UVic faculty protested talk promoting 'Jewish indigeneity' in Israel
Māori academic Sheree Trotter argued Israel is an example of decolonization. Indigenous scholars countered that the framing erases Palestinian displacement.
BC Place on game night is electric
Photographer captured the energy inside BC Place during the first World Cup match on June 13. One of their favourite shots of the summer so far.
Premier clears up condo buyout plan: no Vancouver purchases, no developer profit
B.C. will use $150 million to buy distressed condos in the Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island, and Okanagan under a rent-to-own program.
Canada Line packed during World Cup matches
Richmond Canada Line traffic is surging as fans head to BC Place for games. If you're commuting, budget extra time.
Sailor Hagar's facing sale as North Vancouver pubs struggle
The Lower Lonsdale pub's commercial unit is listed for $4.39 million. Rising costs are pushing long-standing venues toward closure.
Heat dome lessons five years on: B.C. beefs up vulnerable-resident protections
New Westminster and other cities have installed misting stations and expanded training. The 2021 heat event killed 619 British Columbians.
