Our favourite local history tour company is teaming up with award-winning author Aaron Chapman for a new, limited-time tour in the heart of Vancouver’s entertainment district. Join Forbidden Tours for The Death and Life of Granville Street on Saturdays in September.

Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is marking its 75th anniversary this year with fun fan initiatives at every Tuesday home game for the Vancouver Canadians

Marking the 15 year anniversary of The Places That Matter to Vancouver and announcing some community events in January and February, 2026.

Every year, we revisit the city’s past through images and archives. This year’s collection highlights Vancouver in 1926, exactly a century ago.

Heritage Week in BC is here (from February 17 to 23, 2025) with events hosted by culture and heritage organizations across the province.

It was on this day, January 8, 1968 that the Pacific Coliseum opened in Vancouver. Photos from the City of Vancouver Archives.

A collection of photos and historical tidbits from Vancouver in 1925, 100 years ago. A look back at the city through images and more.

Tour of 8 properties June 1, 2024 during the popular self-guided Vancouver Heritage House Tour in Kerrisdale, Artubus Ridge, and Marpole

Playland Amusement Park will soon have Canada’s fastest electric launch coaster – the ThunderVolt, which is anticipated to open in July, 2024

There’s a beautiful group of trees on the edge of Coal Harbour in Downtown Vancouver that hold very special meaning: A group of cherry blossoms known as Cherry Grove, located at Devonian Harbour Park near the entrance to Stanley Park, was the world’s first-known AIDS memorial. “The first fallen pink petals were followed by too […]