Daniel Caesar brings thousands of fans together with surprise pop-up concert in Vancouver
Who needs stage lights or tickets when Daniel Caesar can turn a city park into a concert venue with just his voice?
Tag: Vancouver
Hosting the World Cup is a bad decision for Canada
The games provide little to no economic benefit with minimal upsides.
Vancouver Whitecaps chasing MLS glory in stunning breakout season
How a change in management and the signing of a legend can turn an average team into a great one
This is why a Canadian soccer team will win the CONCACAF Champions Cup for the first time
After beating the most anticipated winner of the tournament, the Vancouver Whitecaps are aiming to become the first Canadian team to win the competition
La Mezcaleria is the best Mexican restaurant in Vancouver
With delicious food, an eccentric atmosphere, and a consistent menu, this trendy eatery should be your next Friday night dinner.
Vancouver’s plans for intense summer heat domes address climate equality through community programs
Increasing tree coverage and more social programs are among strategies being used to reduce the impacts of climate change.
Vancouver now labelled the “anti-Asian hate crime capital of North America”
Anti-Asian hate crimes surge in “Canada’s most Asian city” during pandemic ups and downs.
Overdose deaths at an all-time high as opioid crisis continues in BC, worsened by the pandemic
Advocates are calling for a safe supply of drugs, which could save lives.
Law enforcement may be banned from all schools within Vancouver
In a meeting on June 16th with the Vancouver Elementary School Teachers Association, a decision has been passed that all police would be banned from Vancouver schools until organizations have addressed the oppression of minorities and outbursts of protests.
The best vegan and vegetarian food in Vancouver
These restaurants serve tasty dishes for when you just need a break from washing dishes.
Vancouver facing freezing temperatures
Vancouver is widely known as one of the most gloomy cities in the world when it comes to downpour, but the city rarely faces temperatures that are predicted to drop down to 14° below freezing.
What you should know about breaking the rules on Vancouver public transit
If you get into a sticky situation with Translink, this might come in handy.
The ups and downs of Vancouver’s housing market
Many factors have changed the pricing of homes in the GVA, causing homes to reach extremely high prices.
Money laundering in BC
You’d be surprised on how much money is being laundered through casinos and real estate.
British Columbia’s capital city moves towards free public transit for teens
The Victoria Regional Commission has approved the plan and now the residents of other cities are getting ideas.
Is the carbon tax the reason behind high gas prices?
The carbon tax is an easy target, but the policy is only a part of the gas price picture.
Five bucks at full speed – bike racing in Vancouver
If you want to get into bike racing, take your riding to the next level and enjoy free food all for a great price, the Fivers may be the place for you.
We can coexist with Coyotes in Vancouver
The B.C animals and the potential dangers Coyotes can cause.
Arson set at Langara College sparks questions
The suspect is believed to have sent taunting messages to the school after fleeing the scene, though his motive is unconfirmed
Whistler Ski Resort’s new ownership is damaging its reputation
Multi-billion dollar ski company Vail, is lowering salaries by almost half and targeting their sales towards non-local skiers.
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