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Richmond and Langley Township report record advance voting turnout in civic election
Today, Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, is the civic election’s main voting day in communities across B.C., including throughout Metro Vancouver. This is the last opportunity to cast a ba… -
We asked our readers where to get the best ramen in Vancouver
Now that the weather is getting colder, we’ve begun to search for warm and comforting meals — and one of our favourites is ramen. Lucky for us, Vancouver is home to plenty of grea… -
City of Surrey's civic election advance voting turnout jumps by 47% with 52,600 ballots already cast
The advance voting period for the October 2026 civic election in Metro Vancouver’s second most populous city ended with about 52,600 ballots cast, representing a 47 per cent incre… -
Surrey's top mayoral candidates pitch competing SkyTrain, BRT, and LRT visions
Surrey’s top mayoral candidates have offered different visions for the city’s next major rapid transit investments, with proposals ranging from additional SkyTrain extensions to m… -
Three separate stranger assaults occurred in Vancouver yesterday
The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) is looking for assistance in identifying the suspects in three separate unprovoked stranger assaults that all happened on Thursday, Oct. 15. … -
The world’s fastest short-track speed skaters are coming to Vancouver for the first time since 2010
Vancouver, get ready to feel the need for speed! The ISU Short Track World Tour is coming to the Pacific Coliseum this Oct. 24 and 25, bringing Olympic champions, international st… -
The Rio Theatre is one step closer to launching its cafe and bar in Vancouver
Around this time last year, Vancouver’s Rio Theatre announced a new concept opening next year: The Rio Grindhouse Gallery Cafe and Bar. Now, patrons will be able to get a look ins… -
Vancouver Trivia Night at Hastings Mill Museum
How well do you know our region? Join us for an engaging night of Vancouver Trivia at Hastings Mill Museum on November 20th. Invite your friends, gather your teams, and enjoy a ni… -
Family-Friendly Halloween Activities Around Vancouver 2026
Enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor family friendly Halloween activities in Metro Vancouver this season, with old favourites returning alongside new activities and adventures fo… -
Halloween at Britannia Mine Museum with Monster Machines
The Britannia Mine Museum presents Monsters, Machines & Mischief over two Halloween weekends in October with colourful monster machines, hands-on activities and live science demon… -
The Straight's October 2026 crossword
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On Our Radar: Hillsboro's "My God" kills it in a thought-provoking way
"It could be an uneasy promise, it could be a soft-regret threat, or it could possibly be both." -
A pizza shop is behind one of the Drive's most ambitious new restaurants
For a spot called Just Pizza, the team certainly has a lot more cooking. -
VanJazz '26 is a city-wide celebration of a genre with multitudes
Cory Weeds and Tim Reinert are two of the good ones! -
An all-ages Pink Floyd tribute is coming to the Rio
See you on the dark side of the Rio.
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Canada’s award-winning hotel suite costs $12,000 a night — here’s a look inside
Attention all future lottery winners: this could be your next home away from home! For more than 30 years, the World Travel Awards have celebrated the best in travel, from airline… -
Japan-based cafe chain opens first Vancouver location today — here's what to expect
Following the opening of its Richmond location last year, % Arabica has officially opened the doors to its first Vancouver location inside Oakridge Park. “Hello Vancouver! Your ne… -
BC NDP's David Eby argues new George Massey Tunnel has passed the point of no return, with early construction works well underway
Is it too late to cancel the current project to build an immersed tunnel in favour of a new bridge project to replace the aging and seismically unstable George Massey Tunnel? Prem… -
Will B.C. election result affect Whitecaps' future in Vancouver?
Vancouver Whitecaps supporters are turning up the heat on B.C. Premier David Eby and Conservative Party leader Lorne Doerkson. With the Oct. 24 provincial election fast approachin… -
Vancouver just won several prestigious global travel awards
Vancouver has just been recognized by one of the travel industry’s most prestigious award programs. The 33rd World Travel Awards recently revealed that Vancouver is the top North … -
John Legend spotted at one of Vancouver's hottest new dining destinations
The stars have been showing Vancouver’s restaurant scene some serious love recently, and now John Legend is getting in on all the action. The musician was recently seen inside Van… -
Vancouver named one of the world's best cities for public transit
Bruno Mars isn’t the only person showing love to Vancouver’s public transit this week. Hospitality media group Time Out has revealed its list of the world’s best cities for public… -
Eastside Culture Crawl Celebrates 30 Years in Vancouver
Eastside Arts Society is celebrating the 30th annual Eastside Culture Crawl from November 19–22, 2026, inviting visitors into the studios of more than 525 artists across Vancouver… -
Circle Craft Holiday Market 2026
Circle Craft Holiday Market brings together over 300 Canadian artisans under one roof, offering visitors a truly unique handmade experience November 11-15 at the Vancouver Convent… -
Virago Nation 10th Anniversary Stripocalypse
Canada’s premier all-Indigenous burlesque collective, Virago Nation, is celebrating a decade of reclaiming and showcasing Indigenous sexuality and body sovereignty in their brand … -
Four reasons to visit the Okanagan this fall
We investigate the interior. -
If Vancouver politics are a joke, Little Mountain Gallery wants to deliver the punchline
Democracy is no laughing matter. But the people running it? That’s another story. -
Richmond's Baan Lao named North America's best restaurant
It's another accolade for the well-respected establishment. -
Stanley Park's newest attraction has us questioning the price of public spaces
Who benefits when public spaces become commercial attractions? -
Our top 5 picks for the Heart of the City Festival
From Halloween hijinks to Orwellian nightmares.
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It’s civic election day across B.C., and Vancouver polls are open until 8 p.m.
If you haven’t voted in your municipality’s civic election yet, today is your last chance to help decide who will lead your community. Saturday, Oct. 17, is the main voting day fo… -
Canadian lottery winner uses tried-and-true technique to win $1 million
Using a routine set of numbers as part of his regular lottery ticket purchase has paid off handsomely for a Canadian lottery player. Dale N. of Langley, B.C., revealed that he had… -
City councillor wants to revive Burnaby's answer to the Grouse Grind
The Burnaby Citizens Association (BCA) party wants to restore and upgrade the Velodrome Trail — Burnaby’s answer to the Grouse Grind. For the past 18 months, the scenic steep hiki… -
A look inside Nintendo's unique new store in Canada
For years, Nintendo has operated dedicated stores in Japan and the U.S. Now, Canada is getting a Nintendo shop of its own. Starting on Saturday, Oct. 17, the flagship EB Games on … -
Vancouver Canucks embrace anime with unique 'Naruto' promotion
The Vancouver Canucks are getting creative this season. After unveiling a new collaboration with Hello Kitty, the Canucks have linked up with another Japanese export. This time, t… -
'Illegal eviction' fight backfires on B.C. renter who had locks changed on him
A B.C. renter who initiated an illegal eviction legal fight against his acting landlord for thousands in damages saw the rental dispute backfire in the acting landlord’s favour. I… -
Supporting More Youth on Their Journey
Young people face unique challenges that are often not addressed by services designed for adults. That’s why dedicated spaces and supports, like those provided by Covenant House V… -
Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend Events October 16-18
Dozens of events, activities, and fun things to do in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley this weekend October 16-18, 2026. The post Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend Event… -
Ayana V. Jackson Exhibition at the MOA
The Museum of Anthropology at UBC (MOA) presents the Canadian premiere of From the Deep: In the Wake of Drexciya with Ayana V. Jackson, on display from November 19, 2026. The post… -
Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week 2026
Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week has announced four nights of events (November 18-21) showcasing the ingenuity of over 30 accomplished Indigenous designers alongside art, drummin… -
Bruno Mars makes Vancouver his home "for the next little while" with spectacular BC Place show
Vancouver will have Bruno fever for another week as Mars wraps up his historic run of shows on October 21st. -
Making queer friends in Vancouver? Turns out there is an app for that
A new app is pairing LGBTQ+ strangers for weekly dinners. -
Québec City is easy on the eyes (and hard on the thighs)
Dive into history in the city of way too many stairs. -
Predicting the 2026 Vancouver municipal election
We take our shot at calling the coming election. -
Sleepy Queers drag out the vote
"It's the complacency that's the problem."