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Student life, upgraded: Live at Locale, right across from SFU Surrey

Brentwood’s first pedestrian-only community: Grosvenor launches sales for its condo tower steps from Skytrain

At the Port of Vancouver, clean technology is key to zero emission by 2050 vision

This is how you can help decide the future of transportation in Metro Vancouver

Not to be confused with the Squamish Nation’s Senakw grove of towers rising at the south end of the Burrard Street Bridge, another major secured purpose-built market rental housing cluster has now been greenlit for the north end of the bridge in downtown Vancouver.

Approved municipally owned Burrard Bridge rental housing towers could provide $1 billion in long-term revenue for City of Vancouver

The owner of a Vancouver home that recently sold lost a decent chunk of change on the property compared to the 2017 purchase price.

Vancouver home recently sold for $1.1M less than it did in 2017

The Government of Canada has announced a new electric vehicle (EV) affordability program aiming to encourage drivers to make the switch.

Here's how much you could get from Canada's new EV rebate program

You can expect some traffic delays soon if you’re travelling in Coquitlam between Pier Drive and Cawthra Court on Dewdney Trunk Road.

Coquitlam to see traffic delays as crews begin work to replace 1950-built water main

Vancouver City Council has approved plans for a one-night fireworks show in Summer 2026, stepping in to fill the gap left by the cancellation of the Honda Celebration of Light as the municipal government looks to keep the momentum going for British Columbia’s largest public event while longer-term funding for a full multi-night festival remains uncertain.

One-night Vancouver fireworks event approved to replace Honda Celebration of Light this summer

Home flipping in Metro Vancouver now makes up less than two per cent of sales. This is according to data from Greater Vancouver Realtors that the Saretsky Group, a team of real estate advisors, compiled. Now, most home sales are for end-users, or people who actually want to live in the homes they’ve purchased.

Metro Vancouver home flipping hits record lows at 1.7% of overall sales

A full overnight closure of a busy section of Highway 1 could severely impact Metro Vancouver drivers starting on Wednesday, Feb. 4.

Drivers warned tonight's full Highway 1 closure in North Vancouver could cause delays

With the FIFA World Cup less than five months away, Airbnb is projecting how much revenue their guests will bring to Vancouver.

FIFA Vancouver guests could bring in nearly $300 million to region despite room shortage

An audit of the City of Vancouver’s land sales and exchanges asserts that the municipal government cannot demonstrate it consistently maximized value for taxpayers in some of its most significant real estate transactions over the past decade, raising fresh questions about oversight and transparency in deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

City of Vancouver staff can't prove it maximized value in some land sales: eight-year audit

With 2026 now well underway, the Metro Vancouver region has a long list of major construction projects finally approaching the finish line.

25 notable and major building development and infrastructure construction projects reaching completion in Metro Vancouver in 2026

One spot was crowned the most livable major city in Canada, and it may surprise you. When you think of Canada’s major cities, places like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal are likely the first ones to come to mind. But their popularity and notoriety don’t necessarily make them the most livable destinations in the country.

This spot was named the most livable major city in Canada

Vancouver City Council is poised to make one of the most consequential planning decisions in the city’s history: the adoption of the City of Vancouver’s first-ever citywide Official Development Plan (ODP) — a legally binding land use framework that will guide growth, development, and infrastructure investment for the next 30 years and beyond.

Vancouver Plan to be replaced by first-ever citywide Official Development Plan

Downtown Vancouver’s leased office space market is showing early signs of a long-awaited recovery, with vacancy expected to ease in 2026 as a halt in new construction collides with a sharp rebound in leasing demand, according to a new market forecast today from CBRE.

After a long slump, downtown Vancouver's office space market may finally be turning around

Another new hotel is planned within the immediate area of SkyTrain’s future Oak-VGH SkyTrain station. A newly-submitted rezoning application from W. T. Leung Architects proposes to redevelop the site of 896 West 8th Ave. and 2412 Laurel St. — situated at the southeast corner of the intersection of West 8th Avenue and Laurel Street, about a two-minute walk north from the future subway station on the Millennium Line’s Broadway extension.

Fourth new hotel proposed for future Oak-VGH SkyTrain station, replacing former office building of Arthur Erickson's architectural firm

A Coquitlam resident has had bright lights from a Burnaby building shining into his living room for weeks now. Mike Chrisholm lives in a tower on Austin Avenue, right on the Coquitlam-Burnaby border. He said the light pollution is coming from a tower at the corner of Austin Road and North Road in Burnaby.

'Unreasonable disturbance': Burnaby bylaws no help to Coquitlam resident dealing with bright lights

Detailed design and planning work is now underway to widen a sizeable segment of Golden Ears Way north of the Golden Ears Bridge in Maple Ridge.

Three-km-long segment of Golden Ears Bridge access road to be widened by TransLink

An advocacy group is calling on the City of Vancouver to install bollards along Hornby Street to protect pedestrians from traffic.

Vancouver advocates call for bollards at deadly Hornby intersection

Two candidates seeking OneCity Vancouver’s nomination for mayor in the October 2026 civic election are staking out competing — but overlapping — visions for how the City of Vancouver should rebuild its aging community centres and recreation centres, with the approach for the Britannia civic hub emerging as an election issue early on in the race.

Two mayoral candidates lay out competing visions for rebuilding Vancouver's community centres in OneCity nomination race, including the Britannia redevelopment

A B. C. homeowner took matters into her own hands after the strata fined her for allegations that her tenant damaged an elevator by jumping and dancing in it.

B.C. homeowner fights strata after being fined for tenant dancing in elevator

Home prices across parts of Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley have slipped back to levels last seen before the surge induced by the pandemic, as a slowdown in sales and a buildup of listings continue to reshape the Lower Mainland housing market.

Home prices in parts of Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley back to levels before pandemic-induced surge

Near zero visibility in fog is expected.

When:
Now until Friday morning.

Where:
- Metro Vancouver - central including the City of Vancouver
- Metro Vancouver - southwest including Richmond and Delta
- Southern Gulf Islands
- East Vancouver Island
- Near Port Alberni

Additional information:
Areas of dense fog have developed in these regions and will persist through tonight. The fog is expected to dissipate late Friday morning.

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Travel will likely be hazardous.

Fog advisories are issued when near-zero visibility in fog is expected.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to BCstorm@ec.gc.ca or post reports on X using #BCStorm.

For more information about the alerting program, please visit: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/environment/weather/severeweather/weather-alerts/colour-coded-alerts.

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

The day will start with clear sky through the late morning hours, transitioning to partly cloudy

There will be partly cloudy until morning, then rain

You can expect clear sky in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

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