Wednesday · Jul 8, 2026
Commercial Drive's northern end sees three new social housing projects approved
A 21-storey tower with 40 social housing units is set for a July 16 council vote, building on two prior approvals that have added 284 supportive homes to the neighbourhood.
Downtown Vancouver's new Lord Roberts Annex Elementary grows to 510 students
A three-storey replacement school on Nelson Street will have 18 classrooms and serve all grades from Kindergarten to 7, tripling capacity of the existing facility.
Hidden Housing Solutions launches on North Shore to pair seniors sharing homes
The Hollyburn Society program vets seniors with empty bedrooms and those seeking affordable housing, aiming to reduce isolation and keep renters below one-third of income.
Granville Street pedestrian zone gets thumbs up from locals
Granville Street's car-free zone is looking pretty great. Locals posting about the space during World Cup chaos — wide open, safer for walking, way better vibe than usual.
West Vancouver approves five-storey hotel to replace iconic Troll's Restaurant
The Bay hotel will occupy the corner of Bay and Royal Avenue in Horseshoe Bay, with ground-floor shops and 42 rooms across upper floors.
World Cup final week draws fans and praise for Vancouver's hosting
With BC Place's seven games concluded after Switzerland beat Colombia in the Round of 16, international players and visitors hailed the city's organization and beauty.
The Head and the Heart with Michael Marcagi
Orpheum Theatre - Vancouver
The Head And The Heart: 15th Anniversary Tour
Orpheum Theatre
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso: FREE SPIRITS WORLD TOUR
Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso
Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Vancouver
Connor Bedard undergoes shoulder surgery after injury at Burnaby skate, out four months
The Chicago Blackhawks' 20-year-old star suffered the injury during a half-ice drill at Scotia Barns in Burnaby on July 2 and will miss roughly six weeks of the regular season.
Most Metro Vancouver residents view FIFA World Cup positively, back keeping Granville Street car-free
A new survey shows 72% of residents say the tournament has been mostly positive for Vancouver and B.C., with 79% expecting benefits for Canada overall.
TELUS Canadian Championship: Whitecaps FC v Cavalry FC
Swangard Stadium
B.C. Supreme Court appoints administrator for Surrey condo tower after strata council feud
Justice Richard Fowler declared a December election invalid and stepped in to manage the 180-unit D'Corize building in Whalley after rival councils battled for control.
Everett AquaSox at Vancouver Canadians
Scotiabank Field
Come From Away - Vancouver
Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage
Cantina Social Club brings seasonal Mexican cooking and low-intervention wine to downtown Vancouver
A pop-up by the team behind Chupito opens Wednesdays through Saturdays at Pinche Taco Shop, blending traditional Mexican drinking house culture with Pacific Northwest ingredients.
Three B.C. men arrested in U.S. federal crackdown on Indian organized crime groups
White Rock's Ravinder Dhanda, Surrey's Jaskarn Baghri, and Creston's Gurtej Smagh face charges of cocaine and methamphetamine smuggling across the Canada-U.S. border.
Don't be that person at World Cup restaurants this weekend
don't harass restaurants trying to catch World Cup games this weekend. staff keep saying first come first serve and people are still pushing for reservations. be cool.
Eleven people rescued from capsized canoe near West Vancouver's Ambleside Beach
RCMP's Tactical Marine Operations Group pulled all 11 people from the water after their canoe capsized Sunday during the Squamish Nation's Ambleside Canoe Races.
JINJER Duel North America 2026
Commodore Ballroom
Mount Royal Bagel Factory closes after 27 years on North Shore
The beloved North Vancouver bagel shop at 701 Queensbury Ave. shut down suddenly, leaving loyal customers without their source for what many called the North Shore's best.
Injured Canada goose rescued after rock attack at Powell River Canada Day
A Canada goose hit by a rock during Powell River's Canada Day celebrations on July 1 was discovered days later at a barge terminal and transported to wildlife rescue.
Surrey police seize $6.6 million in suspected counterfeit goods in yearlong investigation
Operation 'Project Prada' netted Rolex watches, designer handbags, sports jerseys, and more from a residential address.
Langley ex-Mountie faces sentencing for second assault conviction against detained prisoner
Crown prosecutors are calling for three months in jail for former RCMP staff sergeant Damian Volk over the July 2020 assault.
Vancouver Bandits snap two-game losing streak with 92-85 victory over Saskatoon
Tevin Brown led with season-high 28 points as the Bandits improved their road-trip record to 1-0.
Britannia Secondary's hockey academy pauses as low enrolment and teacher reassignment loom
The district-wide, low-barrier program—operating for nearly 20 years—faces suspension in September due to staffing cuts.
Metro Vancouver rents tick up month-over-month after months of consecutive declines
North Vancouver leads at $2,457 for a one-bedroom; Vancouver follows at $2,392, both down year-over-year.
Kinton Ramen now open in Uptown New Westminster
Kinton Ramen just opened on 6th Street in Uptown — Japanese ramen franchise with pork, chicken, and beef options. first location in the area.
Surrey police officer cleared after investigation into arrest that left suspect injured
The Independent Investigations Office found the suspect's fractured elbow resulted from his fall, not excessive force.
U.S. tourist dies six days after being struck by cyclist in downtown Vancouver
The 72-year-old was crossing at West Cordova and Richards Street when hit by a cyclist on June 29.
BCNU nurses picket VGH day 1
nurses have set up picket lines at Vancouver General Hospital as job action escalates. essential services remain in place.
B.C. nurses expand job action to Surrey Memorial Hospital Thursday morning
Picket lines begin at 5:30 a.m. as union escalates pressure over pay and workplace safety.
Come From Away - Vancouver
Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage
Coast's $68 Summer of Lobster menu offers three courses through July 31
The Alberni Street seafood restaurant serves lobster rolls, velouté, boils, and pasta dishes followed by banana cake or panna cotta.
Woman rescued from capsized fishing boat off Richmond dies in hospital
A 28-year-old was among four rescued from the Big Coast, which sank June 28 near Roberts Bank with 10 people aboard.
Colombian fans remember the World Cup energy
Just two Colombian fans sharing their World Cup run: "From parade to the game atmosphere, never felt out of place. Went alone but had 2 amazing people next to me. That's why...
False Creek sunset hits different tonight
False Creek is looking like a postcard right now. Someone heading back from dragon boat practice caught a tourist-in-your-own-city moment with sunset over the water — and...
White Rock Players Club stages 'The 39 Steps' spoof through mid-July
Patrick Barlow's farcical take on Hitchcock's classic sends four actors through 100-plus characters with minimal sets — running through July 19 at Oceana PARC Playhouse.
YVR adds $6.50 airport fee to some eastbound transit trips
TransLink's new AddFare applies to passengers traveling from YVR, Sea Island Centre, or Templeton stations eastbound to Bridgeport and beyond.
