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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.
Avis Blackbird’s Debut Poetry Book Is a Return to Voice and Indigenous Identity
Avis Blackbird found her way back to poetry during COVID-19. Her debut book now deepens her connection to her Indigenous identity.
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.
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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.
Strange Fellows Brewing Is Opening a Daytime Coffee Café on Clark Drive
Strange Fellows Brewing is bringing its brewing know-how to coffee with a new daytime café on Clark Drive in East Vancouver. Here’s what we know.
Remembrance Day in Vancouver 2026: What’s Open, What’s Closed, and How to Plan Your Nov. 11
Remembrance Day lands on Nov. 11. Here’s how to plan around Vancouver’s parks, shops, transit and government closures, and where to pause for the day.
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Canyon Lights 2026 at Capilano Suspension Bridge: Dates, Tickets and the New Light Storm Installation
Canyon Lights returns to North Vancouver Nov. 20 to Jan. 10 for its 20th year, with a new Light Storm installation and online tickets from $29.95.
Canada’s New Immigration Plan: What 380,000 Permanent Residents and a Path for 200,000 Temporary Residents Means for Vancouver
Ottawa’s updated plan keeps permanent residence at 380,000, trims temporary arrivals to 370,000, and opens a path for up to 200,000 people already in Canada.
Black Film, Chinese-Language Music and a Diaspora Novel: Vancouver’s November Culture Picks
The Vancouver Black Independent Film Festival, Jade Music Fest and Min Jin Lee at the Chan Centre make November a big month for diaspora stories.
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