Large crowds expected for Vancouver rallies on Iran, U.S. aggression
Vancouver police deploy extra officers as thousands gather downtown for protests against U.S. policies and the killing of demonstrators in Iran. Get the latest details.
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Major Protests Planned for Downtown Vancouver Saturday
Police prepare for large-scale demonstrations in downtown Vancouver this Saturday. Organizers expect thousands to gather at various locations. Stay informed on traffic and safety updates.
Health Workers Appeal to Reopen Downtown Eastside Wound Clinic
Healthcare professionals in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside are calling on the local health authority to reopen a specialized wound care clinic, citing a critical need for the vulnerable community.
Vancouver approves VGH expansion with 280 long-term care beds
Vancouver City Council has unanimously approved a major expansion of the VGH campus, adding 280 long-term care beds, a daycare, retail, and clinical space. The project aims to address critical healthcare needs in the city.
Vancouver approves 33-storey hotel at Granville and Davie
Vancouver City Council has given the green light to a new 33-storey hotel at the busy Granville and Davie intersection. The decision, made on January 16, 2026, will reshape a key downtown Vancouver corridor.
Army & Navy Site Pitch: 39-Storey Tower, 738 Rentals
A dramatic proposal for Vancouver's former Army & Navy site includes two towers and 738 rental homes, despite breaking city policies. Read the details and community reaction.
Vancouver Weekend Events: Boat Show, Hot Chocolate Festival
Plan your weekend in Metro Vancouver with our guide to the Vancouver Boat Show, the Hot Chocolate Festival, and other exciting local events happening January 17-19, 2026.
Vancouver fast-food worker stabbed over free add-on refusal
Vancouver Police are investigating a violent daytime attack on a fast-food employee who refused a customer's demand for a free item. The incident highlights risks faced by service workers.
Vanier Park Museums Offer Monthly Pay-What-You-Can Sundays
Starting Feb. 1, Vancouver's three Vanier Park museums will offer a monthly pay-what-you-can Sunday, removing financial barriers to culture and science. Plan your visit!
VPD seeks Range Rover in fatal DTES hit-and-run
Vancouver police ask for public help to find a white Range Rover involved in a fatal December hit-and-run on East Hastings. It's one of three unsolved cases since late November.
Vancouver businesses slam province over Broadway closure
A Vancouver business association criticizes the province for the prolonged Broadway and Quebec Street closure, citing economic damage and lack of consultation. Read the full story.
London Drugs closure deals blow to Eby's Downtown Eastside pledge
Premier David Eby's vow to revitalize Vancouver's Downtown Eastside suffers a major setback with the closure of the London Drugs anchor store, despite repeated warnings from business leaders about safety and losses.
Dine Out Vancouver 2026: Eat at 450 Restaurants for Less
Dine Out Vancouver 2026 runs Jan 21-Feb 8, featuring 450 restaurants with three-course menus. Save at Michelin-starred spots like Burdock and enjoy unique culinary events.
Sandman Signature Vancouver Downtown Hotel Opens After Renovation
The iconic West Georgia Street hotel reopens as Sandman Signature Vancouver Downtown following a full-property transformation, offering 303 upgraded rooms and enhanced amenities ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
8 Arrested at 'Volatile' ICE Protest in Vancouver
Eight people were arrested, including three for allegedly assaulting police, during an 'ICE Out for Good' demonstration at the U.S. Consulate in Vancouver. Get the full details on the protest and arrests.
Vancouver's Broadway Block Closing for 4 Months
A key block of Broadway in Vancouver will close to traffic for four months starting January 26, 2026, for major infrastructure work. Plan your commute now.
Vancouver's Shark Club Readies for NFL Playoffs, Super Bowl
Shark Club Sports Bar in downtown Vancouver is the go-to destination for NFL Playoffs and Super Bowl LVIII action in 2026, offering a stadium-like atmosphere with over 70 screens. Reserve your table now for the ultimate game day experience.
Vancouver man charged in violent road rage incident
A man faces charges after Vancouver police say he punched a woman multiple times during a road rage confrontation. Get the latest details on this disturbing case.
Canadian Downtowns Gutted by Crime, 19% of Businesses at Risk
A wave of street disorder and crime is forcing businesses to close across Canada. New data reveals nearly 20% of retailers say their survival is unsustainable. Read the full analysis.
Vancouver's 2026 Classical Music Season Begins with New Pianists
Metro Vancouver's classical music calendar for January 2026 features debut performances by acclaimed pianists Élisabeth Pion and Tiffany Poon, plus chamber music highlights. Discover concert dates and programs.
London Drugs Shuts Down Vancouver Downtown Eastside Location
London Drugs is closing its store in Vancouver's Woodwards building, citing safety and operational challenges. The retailer is the latest business to leave the Downtown Eastside development.
Lapu-Lapu Day festival returns to Vancouver after attack
Vancouver's Lapu-Lapu Day festival is set to return in 2026 with a focus on community healing, following a deadly SUV attack at the 2025 event. The community looks to rebuild and remember.
London Drugs Closing Woodward's Location in Vancouver
London Drugs will permanently close its Downtown Eastside Vancouver store on February 1, 2025, citing persistent safety incidents and unsustainable financial losses. Read the full story.
Bear spray attack at North Vancouver mall leads to arrests
Police in North Vancouver have arrested suspects following a bear spray assault on mall employees. Get the latest details on the disturbing incident and the ongoing investigation.
Vancouver's Penthouse Marquee Gets Its Own Book
A new coffee table book captures the cultural phenomenon of The Penthouse Nightclub's witty marquee in Vancouver, from viral political messages to its unexpected role as a city landmark. Discover the stories behind the signs.
Vancouver's French Table to close after 40 years
After four decades, Chef Hervé Martin is retiring and closing The French Table on Main Street. Discover the legacy of this iconic Vancouver bistro and its final service date.
Vancouver Home Sales Hit 20-Year Low in 2025
Metro Vancouver's housing market recorded its lowest sales in two decades in 2025, with high inventory pushing benchmark prices down by about 5%. Will 2026 bring a rebound?
Vancouver renters share rooms with strangers in housing crisis
Desperate renters in Vancouver are agreeing to share bedrooms with strangers and live without tenancy protections due to soaring rents. Learn about the risks and legal loopholes.
Ex-Director Questions Vancouver's Reconciliation Commitment
Michelle Bryant-Gravelle, Vancouver's former senior director of Indigenous relations, resigned in 2025, citing a misalignment between political words and actions on reconciliation. Explore the city's response and the ongoing debate.
Ancelotti's West Van Ties and Vancouver Hockey Woes
Legendary soccer coach Carlo Ancelotti shares a New Year's greeting from his West Vancouver home, highlighting his local ties. Meanwhile, Vancouver's professional hockey teams face puzzling home and road struggles. Explore the latest in Vancouver sports.
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