Vancouver
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Khatsahlano Street Party Returns to Vancouver with ‘Wonderland’ Theme
Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighborhood hosts the annual Khatsahlano Street Party on July 11, featuring a 10-block ‘Wonderland’ music and arts festival.
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Vancouver’s Commercial Drive Transforms for Italian Day Festival
A 14-block stretch of Commercial Drive was closed to vehicle traffic on Sunday, June 14, 2026, as Vancouver hosted its annual Italian Day festival, celebrating community through a car-free urban model.
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Vancouver FIFA Fan Festival: A Look at the Logistical and Cultural Stakes
As Vancouver hosts the 2026 World Cup, the 28-day FIFA Fan Festival at the PNE grounds has become a central hub for match viewing and musical performances, drawing thousands with a mix of free and ticketed experiences.
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Policy and Public Spending: The High Cost of Vancouver’s Social Infrastructure
A deep dive into Vancouver’s recent fiscal controversies regarding social housing, environmental legacies, and the city’s strategic sports development.
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Vancouver Market Shifts Amid Housing and Transit Strains
As Vancouver faces a cooling condo market and demographic shifts in homelessness, the city navigates critical infrastructure and housing supply challenges this April.
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Jackson Wang’s Impact on Vancouver and Apple’s Japan Push
Jackson Wang’s viral dining moments in Vancouver and role in Apple’s Japan campaign highlight his global influence on food and technology markets.
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Metrotown Marks 40 Years of Shaping Burnaby
As Metrotown celebrates its 40th anniversary, the landmark reflects on its evolution from a 1986 retail hub to a central pillar of Burnaby’s urban densification.
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North Vancouver Woman Melissa Blimkie’s Killer Convicted
Everton Downey has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2021 stabbing death of North Vancouver woman Melissa Blimkie. The conviction brings a measure of justice to her family.
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David Lam Park Set for Major Global Action Protest
Vancouver police are deploying extra officers as up to 30,000 people are expected to gather at David Lam Park for a Global Day of Action protest against the Iranian regime.
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Arthur Laing Bridge: A Familiar Name in Vancouver’s Latest Traffic Snarl
Vancouver’s Arthur Laing Bridge, a vital link to Richmond and the airport, experienced significant disruption after a barge struck it overnight, leading to closures and ongoing traffic delays.
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Bryan Adams Strips Down Hits for New YouTube Series
Bryan Adams has launched “Acoustic Fridays” on YouTube, featuring stripped-down versions of his classic hits and new tracks, filmed in Vancouver and debuting January 30, 2026.
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Noah Kahan’s Vancouver Stadium Debut Set for August 2026
Two-time Grammy nominee Noah Kahan will bring his ‘The Great Divide Tour’ to BC Place in Vancouver on August 28, 2026, marking a significant milestone in his career and highlighting the city’s booming concert scene.
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Vancouver’s Urban Future Takes Shape: Major Projects on Housing, Transit, and Infrastructure
Metro Vancouver and British Columbia are undergoing a significant transformation, with numerous major projects underway in housing, transit, and infrastructure. Urban journalist Kenneth Chan’s recent reports highlight the region’s efforts to address rapid growth and evolving needs.
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Goldeneyes Secure Record Shutout Amidst Sceptres’ Road Struggles
The Vancouver Goldeneyes delivered a dominant 5-0 shutout victory over the Toronto Sceptres, marking their largest win and highest goal count in team history, effectively snapping a three-game losing streak.
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Canada Line Delays Disrupt Vancouver Commutes Amid ‘Track Issue’
Vancouver’s Canada Line faced significant disruptions on January 14, 2026, due to a ‘track issue’ between Marine Drive and Langara–49th Avenue stations, forcing commuters to use shuttle trains and extra buses. TransLink provided real-time updates and alternative route guidance.