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ArtsArts
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Eastside Arts Society wins big with new city grant, while another grant sits dormant in the city’s budget

Eastside Arts Society wins big with new city grant, while another grant sits dormant in the city’s budget

The Eastside Arts Society received a $2.65 million grant from the city to purchase a home base, but the unpredictable funding model has proven less successful in another case.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
Mount PleasantMount Pleasant
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Meet the new non-profit helping Vancouver businesses

Meet the new non-profit helping Vancouver businesses

A new non-profit aims to help small businesses and entrepreneurs navigate the city’s complex licensing and permit requirements.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
East VancouverEast Vancouver
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"Online is too crowded": Why postering still matters in Vancouver

"Online is too crowded": Why postering still matters in Vancouver

Old school? Yes. But posters are serving as a key way to keep people updated on the latest events and things to do in the city

Grace Shutti
Grace Shutti
Mount PleasantMount Pleasant
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No fun city: Vancouver's crackdown on late night venues

No fun city: Vancouver's crackdown on late night venues

Many venue operators worry it will push the events back into the shadows

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
IndianIndian
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Reflections on a glorious year in new Vancouver restaurants

Reflections on a glorious year in new Vancouver restaurants

We look back on some of the best new restaurants that opened in 2025

Sara Harowitz
Sara Harowitz
East VancouverEast Vancouver
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The fight over the fate of a shuttered Canada Post office in Chinatown isn’t over just yet

The fight over the fate of a shuttered Canada Post office in Chinatown isn’t over just yet

The community no longer has access to a post office in the area, but city council and Chinatown residents are hoping it's not too late to bring the service back.

Julie Chadwick
Julie Chadwick
HousingHousing
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Vancouver's new non-profit housing initiative could reshape the city's neighbourhoods
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Vancouver's new non-profit housing initiative could reshape the city's neighbourhoods

It would be a big change in what could be built in every neighbourhood outside the downtown peninsula.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
City HallCity Hall
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Inside the stalled renewal of Britannia Centre

Inside the stalled renewal of Britannia Centre

A master plan for the unique site was ambitious, but seven years later little tangible progress has been made and a key partner has distanced itself.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
GastownGastown
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Don’t call it a pop-up: Dual usage gives Vancouver bar and restaurant owners a leg up

Don’t call it a pop-up: Dual usage gives Vancouver bar and restaurant owners a leg up

Owners are getting creative when it comes how to use their spaces. And that's only a good thing for locals.

Sara Harowitz
Sara Harowitz
Community CentresCommunity Centres
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Difficult decisions ahead as Vancouver grapples with how to replace aging, underfunded recreation facilities
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Difficult decisions ahead as Vancouver grapples with how to replace aging, underfunded recreation facilities

The city's Auditor General report paints a stark picture for some of Vancouver's most important facilities, and will be hard-pressed to fund their maintenance, let alone build new ones

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
Riley ParkRiley Park
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Unpretentious and friendly? Ama upends traditional cocktail bar vibes

Unpretentious and friendly? Ama upends traditional cocktail bar vibes

The cocktail and seafood raw bar is betting that an accessible approach, paired with a sexy style, can help it stand out in Vancouver's increasingly crowded bar scene

Sara Harowitz
Sara Harowitz
East VancouverEast Vancouver
Inside the homegrown fabrication shop that’s grown beyond its theatre company roots

Inside the homegrown fabrication shop that’s grown beyond its theatre company roots

The Great Northern Way Scene Shop started as a way to help UBC's theatre department and other small productions create sets. The shop now works with the cities biggest institutions, brands, and developers, and the city itself, all while supporting a much-needed hub for artists.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis