Taking over the renovated north plaza at the Vancouver Art Gallery (šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl’e7énk Square), the 8th annual Street Food City food truck festival runs Monday, January 21st to Sunday, January 27th.

Today Major League Soccer has revealed the 2019 schedule for its 24 teams, which includes the lineup of matches for Vancouver Whitecaps FC at home at BC Place and on the road.

Wedding Shows in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley: January to April, 2019 exhibitors, vendors, shows, swaps, and events to help you plan your perfect day.

The 8km Wild Pacific Trail is the vision and initiative of Ucluelet’s “Oyster Jim” Martin in action. Built with funds donated to the Wild Pacific Trail Society in Ucluelet on Vancouver Island.

Seymour River Suspension Bridge: Metro Vancouver has announced that the new pedestrian suspension bridge across the Seymour River in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve is now open to the public.

The 9th Annual Scotiabank Vancouver Canadians Hot Stove Luncheon is set for Friday, January 25th at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver. Bring your family, friends and colleagues together for an afternoon of fun, food and familiar faces to support the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Foundation.

10th Annual Vive les voyageurs Winter Festival at Fort Langley – Saturday, January 19, 2019 & Sunday, January 20, 2019. Enliven your senses with the traditional foods, music and culture of the 19th century French-Canadian and Métis fur traders.

You can help a bright and deserving girl stay in high school this year. One Girl Can has just accepted 88 new students into their scholarship program. When you sign on as a sponsor, you’ll be entered to win!

The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival celebrates its 15th Anniversary (January 17 to February 3, 2019) with an extraordinary showcase that includes six world premieres and 11 Canadian premieres. Win tickets to Prince Hamlet from Miss604.

Photos and noteworthy dates and events looking back at Vancouver in 1919. Thanks to the City of Vancouver Archives and Chuck Davis’ History of Metropolitan Vancouver.