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Everything you should know about Vancouver's FIFA Fan Festival
FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver is ready to kick off. Located on the PNE grounds, the FIFA Fan Festival is free to attend, though there are some ticketed options located within Hastin… -
Best bars, restaurants and venues to watch FIFA World Cup in Vancouver
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has arrived, and Vancouverites are gearing up to watch the tournament along with the rest of the world (especially when there is food and beer involved). L… -
New candidate emerges for Canucks' coaching staff search
The Vancouver Canucks have their man behind the bench, but the rest of the coaching staff has yet to be determined. Last week, the Canucks named Manny Malhotra the 23rd head coach… -
'Incredible incompetence:' Why Metro Vancouver workers are on strike and how it could get worse
Over the past couple of weeks, Metro Vancouver Regional District’s unionized outside workers have been slowly escalating job action, pulling workers off various sites from wastewa… -
Somali FIFA referee banned from U.S. is welcome in Vancouver, says B.C. premier
Talk about Canadian hospitality. Somalian soccer referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan made international headlines this week when it was announced that he was banned from the U.S. before… -
Pret A Manger announces "significant expansion" across Canada with first new location in Metro Vancouver
You may have seen the name Pret A Manger the last time you stopped by an A&W, as the fast food chain has been serving Pret coffee at its locations across Canada. But now, the Lond… -
3 reasons to consider Towns at Burke in Coquitlam for your next home
Coquitlam is having its moment. The increasingly popular destination is drawing in families due to its general affordability, an ideal blend of urban amenities and access to natur… -
Vancouver Fireworks: Summer Lights in English Bay
Vancouver’s waterfront will light up ahead of the BC Day Long Weekend with Summer Lights in English Bay, a free, one-night fireworks celebration taking place Friday, July 31, 2026… -
Introducing Freecouver: A New Vancouver Book About Free Things to Do
I wrote another book! FREECOUVER: 101 Free and Fun Things to do in and Around Vancouver. A day out in and around the most expensive city in Canada doesn’t have to break the bank––… -
Take Transit During FIFA World Cup in Vancouver
TransLink is rolling out three new fan experiences ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™ Vancouver including the launch of an official TransLink-branded trip-planning app, and the release… -
Carnaval del Sol returns to Vancouver this July with music, food, fútbol, and three days of fiesta
More than 350 artists will perform across three days of celebrations. -
Where to eat, drink, and watch the World Cup in Vancouver
Watch the beautiful game with a drink in hand. -
On Our Radar: cherry pick goes the inspirationally stripped-down route with "asleep with the fishes"
Time to hit Pandora's Box. -
Sophie's Surprise 29th is packed with party tricks
Get your skates on for the circus birthday bash. -
Golden Plates 2026: Fraserhood becomes a culinary hotbed
A few blocks on Fraser Street hold many of the city’s top foodie destinations.
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Opinion: The 2026 FIFA World Cup belongs to 16 host cities, and Vancouver is turning its share into something much bigger
As the countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup has ticked from months to weeks, days, and now mere hours, I have noticed two very different reactions to Vancouver’s role as a host ci… -
The viral “runner butter” TikTok trend just inspired a real running vest
The viral social media trend, “runner butter,” is getting a major upgrade thanks to Lactantia. We’re sure you’ve seen the videos pop up on your feed; you know — the ones where run… -
B.C. universities featured in new trailer for Hollywood blockbuster
The Vancouver film industry has had a busy year in 2026, and local movie buffs won’t have to wait long to see the city on the big screen, as two local universities are featured in… -
Canadians running out of time to claim chunk of $1.85M Keurig settlement
The deadline is fast approaching for Canadians who may be eligible to claim money from a class-action settlement against Keurig. In January, claims administrator Eqitas announced … -
A look at Canada's injury updates ahead of FIFA World Cup opener
With two days until Canada’s 2026 FIFA World Cup opener in Toronto, Canada Soccer delivered some encouraging and concerning news ahead of the team’s second-last practice session. … -
'Lot of grief': Major B.C. music festival cancelled after 18 years
The string of B.C. music festival closures in 2026 continues with one of the most high-profile cancellations to date. Rifflandia Festival in downtown Victoria has announced that i… -
B.C. resident tried to euthanize one of her cats with fentanyl, others had drugs in their system
A B.C. woman was found guilty by the law courts in Kelowna of animal cruelty charges for trying to administer a poisonous or injurious drug or substance to a cat. The BC SPCA rele… -
Canadian Soccer Supporters Pride Kit
Your favourite soccer supporters group is becoming even more cool and inclusive by participating in the Canadian Supporters Pride Kit! This project brings together supporters grou… -
Italian Day on the Drive in Vancouver
Italian Day on the Drive, Vancouver's largest cultural street festival, returns June 14th transforming Little Italy into a lively, 14-block festa featuring delicious food, live en… -
Grouse Gravity Coaster Giveaway
The new Grouse Gravity Coaster is now up and running at Grouse Mountain, offering an exhilarating ride along with epic views of the Lower Mainland - and you can enter to win passe… -
Chinese Canadian Museum's new exhibition explores the intersection of sport and identity
Artifacts, artwork, and athlete stories. -
Golden Plates 2026: Nemesis is a pipe dream come true
The Nemesis Extended Universe sprawls across Metro Vancouver. -
Future B.C. drivers can now take the knowledge test from home
The online option offers more flexibility for new drivers. -
Where to eat, sip, and savour in downtown Kelowna this summer
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Little Sister’s features in Canada Post's new Pride stamp collection
A new stamp celebrates Little Sister's and its legacy.
The Georgia Straight
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Senators have trade interest in Canucks' DeBrusk: report
Ryan Johnson has had a busy first few weeks as Vancouver Canucks GM, but things are about to pick up. The Stanley Cup Final will be wrapped up by next Wednesday at the latest, wit… -
Thousands of Australians set to invade Vancouver for first FIFA World Cup match
As the Socceroos get set to hop into town, so are their supporters. Thousands of Aussies are set to invade Vancouver ahead of Saturday’s first FIFA World Cup match at BC Place, fe… -
City announces final day of operation for Vancouver Aquatic Centre ahead of demolition
It’s the end of an era for the Vancouver Aquatic Centre, and before a huge change for the facility, the City has announced its final day of operation. Both the City of Vancouver a… -
Vancouver police announce Canadian first in unveiling of new public safety technology
The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) has a bunch of new tools to enhance public safety, and the force calls it the “future of policing.” According to VPD, these “cutting-edge tec… -
How Queer Business BC is uplifting 2SLGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs and professionals
Happy Pride Month! Many businesses are taking the opportunity to show support for the queer community right now, but for 2SLGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs, professionals, and students inte… -
Canadian families would need to work nearly half the year to pay off taxes up front
If you’ve ever wondered exactly how much of your salary goes towards taxes in Canada, a new report reveals how many days of work you would have to put in to pay it up front. Frase… -
Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend Events June 12-14
The FIFA World Cup is happening in Vancouver starting this weekend, can you believe it? On top of hosting matches, there are still concerts, family events, workshops, farmers mark… -
Vancouver Farmers Markets This Summer
A true reflection of local food with a global appeal, Vancouver farmers markets create spaces where visitors can experience both the richness of BC agriculture and the diversity o… -
Vancouver Eats – World Cup and Summer Specials
Our June edition of Vancouver Eats for 2026 is focusing on delicious summer themed menus, new openings, and exciting activities to be found around the region. We’ve curated a full… -
Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend Events June 5-7, 2026
Things to do in Vancouver this weekend (June 5-7) with family events, workshops, farmers markets, shows, films, festivals, walks, and more! The post Things to do in Vancouver This…
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Golden Plates 2026: Minerva's runs it back
The Kerrisdale restaurant is back on top. -
Rifflandia festival announces its immediate cancellation
"We’ve nearly said goodbye many times before." -
Eastside Arts Festival returns this July with a new batch of initiatives
"What makes the Eastside so special is the density of creativity that exists here." -
Why Azur feels different from other luxury hotels
A family legacy, 13 floors high. -
Rethinking pub(lic) spaces in Vancouver
In an age of increasing digital isolation, this city should open its doors to Aussie and British-style pubs.