A major revitalization project is being eyed for the Vancouver Aquarium, and it potentially could be one of the largest capital projects in the history of the attraction, which will celebrate its 70th anniversary this June. The aquarium is looking to completely overhaul its BC Wild Coast pools —...
Read more →A B.C. teacher is facing a five-day unpaid suspension after showing inappropriate videos in class and making an education assistant feel “belittled.” In a consent resolution agreement, the B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation describes the actions of Margaret Rose Lewick, a teacher in the...
Read more →The latest liv.rent report was released yesterday, and the B.C. government has pounced on it, taking credit for some positive results for rental affordability in Metro Vancouver. liv.rent’s report highlighted significant declines in one-bedroom rent in downtown and the West End. “Downtown...
Read more →Tucked away on the eastern shore of Vancouver Island, you will find one of the most relaxing retreats in B.C. — Kingfisher Resort and Spa. And the elevated spa experiences definitely deserve a spot on your B.C. bucket list. For decades, the Pacific Mist Spa has treated guests to a hydrotherapy...
Read more →A strange B.C. rental dispute made its way to the Civil Resolution Tribunal, and an allegedly gifted electric blanket was a key point of contention in the case. The applicant/tenant in the B.C. rental dispute, SP, was renting a room from the landlord, TC, who was also the applicant’s...
Read more →Harbour Air is gearing up for its largest seasonal expansion ever, with several new routes from Vancouver to popular B.C. destinations and a major U.S. city. North America’s largest seaplane airline made the announcement on Wednesday, March 25, highlighting the return of direct flights from...
Read more →The Government of British Columbia is exploring a faster path for approving major infrastructure projects, launching a public consultation on a proposed streamlined environmental assessment process that could significantly cut review times. The Environmental Assessment Office (EAO), the provincial...
Read more →Pinnacle International is making a renewed attempt to move forward with its long-stalled, mixed-use tower development at the north end of the Granville Street Bridge in downtown Vancouver. It is proposing to significantly increase density through verticality — which would make it the...
Read more →The proposal to build a floating hotel with 250 guest rooms on the Coal Harbour waterfront in downtown Vancouver is heading into Vancouver City Council’s consideration process, with City of Vancouver staff recommending it proceed to a public hearing. The project, envisioned for the water lot...
Read more →Another country has beaten Canada for the top spot as home to the most polite people in the world. The stereotype that Canada has some of the kindest and most approachable people in the world has been valuable social currency, especially when it comes to travel and attracting newcomers. So much so...
Read more →A Canadian team hasn’t won the Stanley Cup since 1993. But on Tuesday night, all seven Canadian teams were on the verge of a much less significant accomplishment. According to Sportsnet Stats, there’s never been a night in NHL history where all seven Canadian teams won on the same day. On...
Read more →Metro Vancouver’s public transit ridership declined slightly in 2025, as a sharp slowdown in population growth and a shift in demographics altered how residents travel, according to new data presented to TransLink’s board of directors today. The public transit authority recorded 237.6 million...
Read more →Metro Vancouver Transit Police (MVTP) is sharing some information relating to an incident involving a loaded gun at a Surrey SkyTrain station earlier this week. According to a release from MVTP, the incident occurred on March 23, just after 10 a.m. Transit Police officers were at Gateway SkyTrain...
Read more →Public transit riders across Metro Vancouver will see fares increase again this summer as TransLink moves ahead with a planned hike tied to its long-term funding strategy. The changes, set to take effect on July 1, 2026, will raise fares by an average of five per cent, following a four per cent...
Read more →WestJet and Canadian Tire have teamed up to give Canadians more ways to earn more rewards for travel and shopping. On Wednesday, the airline and retailer announced their new loyalty partnership that allows Canadians to link their WestJet Rewards and Triangle Rewards accounts to “spend once and...
Read more →One of the world’s fastest-rising K-pop groups is coming to Vancouver this summer, adding to the growing list of concerts happening in 2026. IVE, made up of Anyujin, Gaeul, Rei, Jangwonyoung, Liz and Leeseo, announced that the North American leg of the Show What I Am world tour will end in...
Read more →Plenty of Vancouverites took to their favourite Irish pub to enjoy some St. Patrick’s Day festivities — including local celebrity Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things, It, Ghostbusters: Afterlife) Shamrock Storehouse shared a photo of Wolfhard enjoying a meal and a pint of Guinness. “Stranger things...
Read more →Easter is just around the corner, and those wanting to spend quality time with some adorable bunnies can do so at a hopping spot that recently opened in Richmond. Cozy Carrots is the city’s first bunny lounge and is located at #171-5951 Minoru Blvd., just a short walk away from the Canada Line...
Read more →World’s Best Steak Restaurants recently revealed its rankings of the 101 best steak restaurants in the world, and Vancouver eatery Elisa has once again made the list. This year, the restaurant landed at number 32 on the list. “To be included among such an exceptional group—and as one of the...
Read more →You read the headline right: following the news of fast food drops like Tim Hortons and Ryan Reynolds new collab and Costco’s recent food court addition, Pizza Hut is introducing a combination of hot dogs and pizza to menus across Canada. Starting March 27, Pizza Hut is launching Hot Dog Stuffed...
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