Another developer has submitted plans for a housing project in Vancouver’s Heights District. Related Northwest is one of four developers the city council approved last summer to build out its planned ...

A dubious trend toward including “below-market” apartment units in a new wave of rental highrises is contributing to a less ...

I moved from Vancouver to Beaver Creek, a remote Canadian community that's 100 miles from the nearest town. There are many ...

Due to the fire progression, lack of sprinklers in the building and number of persons requiring assistance, the fire was ...

Metro Vancouver renters face the highest prices in Canada but some neighbourhoods offer relief from soaring costs. Liv.rent's latest rent report showed prices for a newly listed unfurnished, ...

Metro Vancouver's average rent prices increased in February after decreasing for the previous three consecutive months. Rental prices for a newly-listed unfurnished, one-bedroom apartment increased by ...

The federal government has announced an agreement to share revenue generated by Vancouver International Airport (YVR) ground lease revenues with the Musqueam First Nation. The deal was signed ...

Moving forward, the Musqueam Indian Band will receive a share of the Government of Canada’s annual revenues generated by Vancouver International Airport (YVR). A new revenue-sharing agreement was ...

A new municipal report set to come before Vancouver council next week urges the city to shift its responsibility for meeting the province’s supportive housing targets. The report, from the city ...

A new Vietnamese restaurant concept hailing from Toronto has opened its first BC location right here in Metro Vancouver, and we’re pho real excited about it (see what we did there). Pho Anh Vu opened ...

Swim clubs are pushing back against a Vancouver Aquatic Centre design proposal that would cut the existing Olympic-sized swimming pool in half, saying a lot is at stake for local swimmers. But a ...

“I prefer to shop in Canada for my meat and dairy,” said Sophia Lou of Surrey, the only person among a dozen people from Metro Vancouver who were interviewed who would provide her name.