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Artists and influencers look at the lasting impact of Vancouver’s World’s Fair

City wants public’s opinion on liquor policies The City of Vancouver is asking the public to weigh in on how liquor is served, produced and sold. The City has launched an online questionnaire at vancouver.

As Vancouver’s housing market continues to heat up, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) announced April 27 the city is now showing strong evidence of overvaluation.

Two weeks before the provincial government announced it sold its part of the Jericho Lands, Squamish Nation Chief Ian Campbell told a band meeting in North Vancouver that the partnership with the Musqueam Indian Band and Tsleil-Waututh Nation wants t

Granlund signs two-year, $1.8 million contract

Province could fire board if balanced budget not submitted

Protesters gathered outside the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada in downtown Vancouver Monday to announce “a day of victory” as they ended their six-day occupation of INAC office.

Business owners must file a claim form with financial records by May 31

Fraserlands residents noticed red metal posts sticking out of a well-used grass field, located south of East Kent Avenue and west of Kerr Street, a few months ago.

Canucks GM wouldn't consider picking a defenceman over "best player available" until after the top four.