66 Votes in Burnaby South-Metrotown: Why Every Ballot Counted in Metro Vancouver’s Tightest Race
Just 66 votes separate the NDP and Conservative candidates in Burnaby South-Metrotown. Here’s why a margin this thin makes every ballot matter.
Who Becomes B.C.’s Next Indigenous Relations Minister? What the Pick Means for DRIPA
As B.C.’s new premier builds a cabinet, the Indigenous relations minister pick will signal how the province treats DRIPA and its relationships with First Nations.
Bruno Mars Ordered Takeout From Vancouver’s Anh and Chi Four Times, and the Owners Are Still Smiling
Bruno Mars visited Vancouver Vietnamese restaurant Anh and Chi four times during his stay, even ordering takeaway on his final concert day.
New Federal Fines Up to $1.5 Million Target Fake Immigration Advice: What Newcomers in Vancouver Should Know
Ottawa’s new fines of $5,000 to $1.5 million for false or unauthorized immigration advice aim to protect newcomers. Here’s what that means in Vancouver.
Poetry in Transit at Risk: What TransLink’s Funding Gap Means for Vancouver Writers
Books BC says TransLink can’t secure continued funding for Poetry in Transit after 2027, putting a beloved Vancouver tradition of poems on transit at risk.
Vancouver Chefs Vish Mayekar and Katy Cheung Head Back to the Top Chef Canada Kitchen
Top Chef Canada alum Vish Mayekar of ELEM returns to the competition alongside Vancouver chef Katy Cheung. Here’s why local diners are watching.
Poetry in Transit at Risk: What TransLink’s Funding Gap Could Mean for Vancouver Riders
Books BC says TransLink can’t secure continued funding for Poetry in Transit after 2027. Here’s what’s at stake for the program and Vancouver’s transit riders.
Vancouver’s Civic Election Turnout Hit 43%, the Highest in Over a Decade
Vancouver’s 2026 civic election turnout topped 43%, the highest in over a decade, and Surrey’s hit its highest since 1990. Here’s what it signals.
Metro Vancouver’s Busiest Bus Route, the 99 B-Line, Could Get a New Name in 2027
The 99 B-Line, Metro Vancouver’s busiest bus route, will be shortened when the Broadway Subway opens and could be renamed in 2027.
Satiar Shah Is Back: The Sat Shah Show Brings Canucks Talk to YouTube on Oct. 26
After months off the air, Vancouver Canucks analyst Satiar Shah returns Oct. 26 with The Sat Shah Show on YouTube, weekdays at 4 p.m. Here’s the rundown.
No ‘Fall Back’ This Year: What BC’s Permanent Daylight Time Means for Vancouver on Nov. 1
BC skips the Nov. 1 ‘fall back’ and stays on permanent daylight time (UTC-7). Here’s how it changes Vancouver’s time gap with Seattle, Alberta and Toronto.
A Permanent Filipino Cultural Centre Is on the Table in Vancouver — Here’s Where Things Stand
A $15M election pledge puts a permanent Filipino Cultural Centre back in the spotlight, with an interim space at Library Square opening soon.
Jeju Brings Refined Korean Cooking to Main Street’s Michelin Mile
Korean restaurant Jeju, formerly one of Tofino’s best, joins Mount Pleasant’s Michelin Mile after the 2026 Michelin Guide Vancouver announcement.
Vancouver Just Got Named One of Canada’s Happiest Cities — Here’s the Context
Vancouver ranked fourth on a new list of Canada’s happiest cities for 2026 — and it’s apparently happier than it was last year, too.
Joan Phillip’s Legacy Will Shape B.C.’s Fall Political Season
B.C.’s NDP heads into a fall session dominated by Indigenous rights debates while honouring the legacy of MLA and activist Joan Phillip.