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Historical Vancouver's Instagram account is showing users some of the city's most famous landmarks before the 21st century. Take a look and see for yourself whether our city and its people have changed all that much in the last century. Bird's eye view of the forests of Stanley...

American traffic data company, Inrix, have just released the most comprehensive study on traffic congestion ever conducted and it is a good news / bad news story for Vancouverites. Damned Lies and Statistics [caption id="attachment_2817" align="alignnone" width="1000"]...

We were so hoping to leave the snow behind in 2016 or at least in January, but it seems like Mother Nature had a different plan. So Vancouver ushered in the first weekend of February under a heavy coat of winter white. Despite warnings about the incoming snow and assurances from the...

A beautiful partnership between the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia and the B.C. Parks Association is now underway. Beginning January 29, ICBC will offer commemorative license plates that flaunt our province’ s lakes, mountains, and wildlife. These pretty...

Electra Meccanica, an automaker based out of New Westminster, is looking to enter the global market with Solo, their single-seater electric car designed for everyday use. We may not be too far away from seeing these single-seat three wheeled cars motoring down Highway 99 or...

Downtown Vancouver's latest multi-tower project has begun at Burrard Place. The four tower complex, situated on Burrard and Hornby between Davie and Drake, will be a mixed use space serving residential and commercial tenants and owners. Here's what's happening at Burrard...

What's happening, Vancouver? Our city is always bursting with new events, festivals and shows. From restaurant openings and music concerts to movie marathons and comedy acts, Vancouver has it all. If you're looking for something to do this weekend, check out our selection...

A Vancouver Island couple has successfully produced Canada's first Camellia sinensis, a plant that yields black tea, green tea, and a variety of others. Tea, the world's most popular beverage, has a long history stretching back thousands of years, beginning in China and spreading...

The headlines of the Vancouver newspapers all focused on one dire topic for the past few months: the acute rise in housing prices which culminated in a long-expected Vancouver housing crisis. This rise in prices during the past ten years has another harmful consequence: the...

One minute you're dancing on the job to make the guys laugh and the next you're getting a personal shout out from Ariana Grande for your sweet moves. Crazy, right? Well, that's exactly what happened to Toronto construction worker, Tony Restivo, when he was secretly filmed dancing...

Everyone's favourite foul-mouthed superhero will be taking to the streets of his hometown once again. Ryan Reynolds will be returning to Vancouver this spring to begin filming Deadpool 2. Hoping to catch a sight of the Canadian hottie in action? Just hang around the Georgia...

Eight cars on the Delta police force have been outfitted with tracking darts. At last public technology has caught up to that of Minority Report and Star Trek. It’s beautiful. The way it works is a laser-guided cannon, mounted on the front of the car, is loaded with darts....

This year, Vancouver’s winter has felt colder and longer than ever. According to the Vancouver Aquarium, its penguins agree.  The staff had a stroke of genius and decided to invite the little guys inside. Apparently now they are happier, and as comfortable as ever interacting...