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Hundreds of production companies flock to Vancouver each year, and it certainly makes living here interesting. But there's so much else to do and see.

Several dates are ahead for budget discussions with Squamish council and staff; budget proposes property tax and utility rates rise in 2024.

Visual artist Olivier Salvas is displaying 20 brightly-coloured abstract paintings for Pride until the end of September in Gastown. Half of the pieces in “The Flamboyance Salon” exhibit are new additions to his “Flamboyant” collection, which originally launched in 2021, while the remaining are past pieces of work. “The Flamboyant collection is about staying true

If youre surprised at the cost of your morning muffin, business owners want you to know that it could be worse, as theyre often absorbing costs to keep customers coming back.

Vancouver has a decent assortment of venues that offer dance parties, but a group is hosting events for those who can't stay out too late.

Visit Bosa Development's Newport Village in the Tri-Cities for delicious meals and snacks from local cafes, pubs, restaurants

An excerpt from Harrison Mooneys book Invisible Boy: A Memoir of Self-Discovery

A thief was caught on camera grabbing a full tip jar at a West Vancouver pastry shop, before slipping it inside of his jacket.

Kits Beach Coffee, the local business known for its mobile coffee cart, has taken over the old Bean Around the World location.

The 25¢ fee is the first of its kind in Canada and during the rollout, not all restaurants are offering an option to allow customers to forgo the fee