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Vroom and gloom: Vancouver to see another jump in gas prices tomorrow

The Butterfly Tower in downtown Vancouver sticks out above the city, but there’s another sore spot emerging for some who invested in homes at the Nelson Street building, according to a local realtor.

Buyers 'left yearning' and losing millions at the Vancouver Butterfly tower

Metro Vancouver drivers are in for a Valentine’s Day treat as the stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge will soon reopen to commuters after a week-long closure. However, it’s a bittersweet time for local drivers as it coincides with the permanent closure of the Pattullo Bridge to all vehicles.

Pattullo Bridge permanently closed as replacement fully opens this weekend

An overnight barge strike of the Arthur Laing Bridge triggered major traffic delays during the morning commute in Vancouver on Friday, with YVR warning passengers of travel delays.

Barge collision with Arthur Laing Bridge sparks traffic chaos in Vancouver

Vancouver Park Board is launching a search for a new, reimagined attraction at the Stanley Park Train site, pitching what it calls a “unique and exciting opportunity” for an operator to develop and run a long-term destination experience in the city’s most visited park.

Vancouver Park Board begins bidding process for a new permanent attraction at Stanley Park Train site

After more than a quarter century at the helm, Telus announced yesterday that president and CEO Darren Entwistle will retire at the end of June 2026, ending a 26-year run that reshaped and expanded the Vancouver-based company.

Former CIBC head to become the first new CEO of Telus in 26 years, as Darren Entwistle retires

Written for Daily Hive Urbanized by Eric Aderneck, who is an urban planner with focus on industrial lands and employment uses in communities throughout British Columbia.

Opinion: Why Metro Vancouver's long-term economic prosperity depends on industrial lands — not just housing

Let us start with what should be very obvious: the area in and around the downtown Vancouver peninsula needs more elementary schools, now and over the very long term.

Opinion: Vancouver keeps squandering prime urban waterfront sites on oddly placed elementary schools

While there’s a chance of snow in Vancouver next week, this year’s snowpack is nearly 40 per cent lower than normal for this time of year.

When should we start worrying about the lack of snow in Vancouver?

Vehicle traffic began flowing across all four lanes of the new stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge (Riverview Bridge) for the first time at 7 a.m. this morning, marking a major milestone after more than a week of full closures and construction work at both ends of the crossing.

This long weekend, you can walk and bike across the old, car-free Pattullo Bridge deck, as new bridge fully opens to vehicles

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) announced earlier this month it will begin opening a new kind of long-term care setting designed to feel less like an institution and more like a neighbourhood home, as the region prepares for a booming number of seniors.

New strategy by Vancouver Coastal Health converts houses into 'Small Care Homes' for seniors

Finding a childcare spot in Vancouver has long been a struggle for many families, and the municipal government is now trying to make that a little easier by changing the rules on where larger childcare facilities can operate in residential zoning.

New rules let Vancouver houses host bigger childcare facility and still be lived in

In a 6-2 vote with Green Party city councillor Pete Fry and COPE city councillor Sean Orr in opposition, Vancouver City Council approved on Tuesday the second City of Vancouver-owned market rental housing project spearheaded by the municipal government’s Vancouver Housing Development Office (VHDO).

Approved municipally owned rental housing towers next to Science World could bring in about $700 million in long-term revenue for City of Vancouver

A union is opposing the possible expansion of Parq Casino, about which Vancouver City Council is holding a public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 17.

'Equivalent of another small casino': B.C. union opposes expansion of Parq Vancouver

Nearly six years following the pandemic forced the permanent closure of the iconic Army & Navy department store after 101 years of business, Vancouver City Council has unanimously approved the rezoning needed to redevelop the site at the southern edge of Gastown — a decision clears the way for Cohen Block, a major mixed-use residential and commercial project expected to bring much-needed significant new economic activity to both Gastown and the Downtown Eastside.

'Thoughtful approach': Major mixed-use rental housing, hotel, and retail redevelopment of Army & Navy approved by Vancouver City Council

A B. C. renter issued a dispute against his former landlord after they didn’t give him adequate eviction notice and were short $0.46 on the security deposit.

Landlord ordered to pay former tenant nearly $1,400 after improper eviction notice

To improve services on Metro Vancouver’s third busiest bus route, the City of Vancouver and TransLink are planning to implement new bus-priority measures along select segments of 49th Avenue.

All-day, TransLink bus lanes and stop changes coming to 49th Avenue in Vancouver

Metro Vancouver’s housing market opened 2026 with a clear shift in momentum: more homes are hitting the market, fewer are selling, and buyers are taking their time.

Metro Vancouver homes now taking 100 days to sell as listings surge and sales slow

After nearly a decade of patience, delays, design revisions, and behind-the-scenes wrangling, local developer Bonnis Properties finally got its moment. On Tuesday evening, during a public hearing, Vancouver City Council unanimously approved the rezoning application for the long-envisioned 800 Granville redevelopment.

Times Square-style transformation ahead: 800 Granville project approved by Vancouver City Council

During a public hearing on Thursday evening, Vancouver City Council unanimously approved a major rezoning application for Langara Gardens, clearing the path for a multi-phase, mixed-use redevelopment that will add roughly 2,600 new homes and new and improved public parks over the next 15 to 20 years.

Langara Gardens: 2,600 new homes approved by Vancouver City Council for Cambie Corridor site

Hastings Creek Trail in North Vancouver is having some major changes made this winter, and not all visitors are happy with the planned work.

Major section of a popular North Vancouver trail has permanently closed

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

You can expect partly cloudy with snow in the morning, with rain with snow in the afternoon

You can expect partly cloudy with snow in the morning, with partly cloudy with rain in the afternoon

You can expect partly cloudy in the morning, with snow in the afternoon

You can expect partly cloudy with snow in the morning, with rain in the afternoon

There will be partly cloudy until morning, then rain

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