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Shop Indigenous This Season: Holiday Markets and Craft Sales Across Metro Vancouver
Metro Vancouver’s Indigenous holiday markets are back, putting local artisans front and centre. Here’s why shopping them matters and how to plan your visit.
Stray Kids Are Coming to BC Place in 2027: What Vancouver’s K-pop Fans Should Know
K-pop group Stray Kids are headed to BC Place in 2027. Here’s what the announcement means for Vancouver’s big K-pop community and how to get ready.
T&T Supermarket’s San Francisco Debut Has Americans Swooning, and Vancouver Shoppers Get It
T&T Supermarket’s new San Francisco store is winning love south of the border. For Metro Vancouver’s Asian communities, the grocery chain is already a staple.
Three Vancouver Drag Performers Are Heading to Canada’s Drag Race Season 7
Three Vancouver drag performers have been cast on Canada’s Drag Race Season 7. Here’s why it’s a big moment for the city’s drag and 2SLGBTQ+ community.
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A Free Winter Market by the Beach Is Coming to Vanier Park
A festive outdoor winter market is coming to Vanier Park, free to enter, with pay-what-you-can museum admission. Here’s why it’s worth a rainy-season detour.
After 13 Years, Nereland Tea Salon Is Closing Its Doors by the End of 2026
Vancouver high tea spot Nereland Tea Salon will close by the end of the year after 13 years, following its lease expiry. Here’s what its run meant for the city.
Billion-Dollar Gap: Why Federal Ferry Funding Is Raising Questions for B.C. Coastal Travellers
Ferry services in Eastern Canada will get $1.3 billion in federal funding over eight years, and the gap with BC Ferries is raising questions.
Lonsdale Quay Market Turns 40: Celebrating a North Shore Waterfront Favourite
Lonsdale Quay Market is inviting the community to celebrate its 40th anniversary as one of the North Shore’s most beloved waterfront spots.
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Federal Budget Sets Out $50 Billion for Indigenous Communities Over 10 Years: What It Means for B.C. and Vancouver
Canada’s 2026 federal budget sets out $50 billion for Indigenous communities over 10 years. Here’s what’s confirmed, and why it matters in B.C. and Vancouver.
Vancouver’s Newest Restaurants: Haisan, The Moon and Zumi Revolving Sushi Bar Join This November’s Must-Try List
Haisan, The Moon and Zumi Revolving Sushi Bar are among the recently opened Vancouver spots on our November radar. Here’s how to plan your next meal out.
Vancouver Band PISS Turns Pain Into Something Brutally Beautiful
Vancouver band PISS channels personal hardship into intense, cathartic music. A look at why local acts like this matter to the city’s music scene.
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