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Large development proposed walking distance from Granville Island

Large development proposed walking distance from Granville Island

It'll add 100 new units to the neighbourhood
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Richmond Night Market announces opening date for this year

Richmond Night Market announces opening date for this year

Vendor registration has officially opened.
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Someone is renting a cot in their Vancouver living room for $900 per month

Someone is renting a cot in their Vancouver living room for $900 per month

It's not the most private living space.
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Weekly weather: Mix of sun and showers forecast for mid-January

Weekly weather: Mix of sun and showers forecast for mid-January

Here's what the week ahead looks like
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Minter: Boost the scent in your winter garden with this plant

Minter: Boost the scent in your winter garden with this plant

It’s commonly called ‘Sweet Box’ because of its similarity to boxwood, but in botanical terms this Himalayan wonder is called ‘sarcococca.'
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Downtown Vancouver office vacancy rate eases slightly as demand moves to suburbs

Downtown Vancouver office vacancy rate eases slightly as demand moves to suburbs

Region’s office space market remains the tightest in North America
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I Watched This Game: Tocchet talk overshadows Canucks loss to Panthers

I Watched This Game: Tocchet talk overshadows Canucks loss to Panthers

Rumours of Rick Tocchet replacing Bruce Boudreau as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks proved more interesting than the game itself.
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Badly damaged Vancouver beach stairs, path still not fixed after a year

Badly damaged Vancouver beach stairs, path still not fixed after a year

The structure remains broken since January, 2022.
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Photos: Hundreds counter anti-Drag Queen Story Time protest in Coquitlam

Photos: Hundreds counter anti-Drag Queen Story Time protest in Coquitlam

Protesters were met by a sea of supporters while North Vancouver's Conni Smudge read to kids inside the public library.
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'I can’t continue without your help': Low-barrier Vancouver art gallery is struggling to stay open

'I can’t continue without your help': Low-barrier Vancouver art gallery is struggling to stay open

The art gallery is entirely funded by one person, and through money made from workshops and monthly art sales.
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