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It’s officially spring, and while it may not feel that way for many across Canada, Tim Hortons has just dropped its lineup of cold beverages, and it has us begging for warmer weather.

Tim Hortons just dropped some brand-new spring beverages across Canada

Major rehabilitation work aimed at improving safety, reliability and extending the lifespan of the Queensborough Bridge has begun, and drivers and commuters are being warned of some extended traffic disruptions in the area.

Major upgrades to busy Metro Vancouver bridge will close lanes until 2027

It was one of the darkest days in the 55-year history of the Vancouver Canucks. Back on Dec. 12, Vancouver traded away arguably the best player to ever wear Canucks colours, Quinn Hughes, to the Minnesota Wild.

What Quinn Hughes said before first game against Vancouver Canucks

Even though the Vancouver Canucks have largely been losing hockey games, Marco Rossi seems content in his new home. “I feel good here,” Rossi told Daily Hive recently. “It’s a great city to play for. Teammates have been awesome, coaches, so I’m really happy to be here.”

Rossi opens up about how Wild treated him before trade to Canucks

What are you in the mood for this long weekend in Vancouver? Whatever it is, we’ve got you covered with our roundup of 15 fun things to do from April 3 to 5, including Easter events, Whitecaps soccer, French Montana, and more.

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this long weekend: April 3 to 5

Oak and Thorne, the sports bar located in Langley Township, has shared the news that it has closed its doors, leaving many upset.

'This sucks': Langley sports bar closes after a decade and people are upset

The Vancouver Canucks just did something not seen in over 50 years. On Thursday night, the Canucks clinched last place in the NHL after losing 5-2 against the Minnesota Wild. They haven’t finished a season as the worst team in the league since their second season back in 1971-72.

Vancouver Canucks clinch last place and here are their draft lottery odds

The beloved Sportsnet broadcaster, who works as a field-level reporter on Toronto Blue Jays broadcasts, fell victim to the Gatorade bucket again on Tuesday. As is tradition after Blue Jays home wins, whoever gets picked for the post-game television interview also gets doused in Gatorade.

Hazel Mae falls victim to Toronto Blue Jays Gatorade bucket again

With B. C. Ferries down two vessels ahead of one of its busiest weekends, a local airline has stepped in to offer a potential solution for people wary of delays.

Harbour Air offering big discount for B.C. travellers this long weekend, with a catch

The Lower Mainland’s housing market is showing continued signs of steep stagnation, with new data pointing to a continued slowdown in presale activity and persistent pressure on resale prices, according to a market bulletin by MLA Canada last month.

Lower Mainland's presale home launches in early 2026 plunges to just 64 units or 6% of a normal month

April’s weather forecast for the region is starting off with rain, and the rest of the month isn’t looking so hot either. That’s why news of Fiji Airways increasing its services in Vancouver has got travellers ready to pack their bags.

It will soon be easier to fly from Vancouver to a tropical paradise

April has arrived, and the new month is filled with events you’ll want to check out around Vancouver! To prepare you for the fun, here is our rundown of 43 fantastic things to do this month — AEW Dynasty, Richmond Night Market, and more.

More than 40 fun and fantastic things to do in Vancouver in April

It’s sure to be an interesting offseason for the Vancouver Canucks. They’re going to finish dead-last in the NHL standings and secure a top-three draft pick. They might trade Elias Pettersson, and who knows who else. They’ll also have to decide if they want to name a new captain.

Patrik Allvin's job as Vancouver Canucks GM might be safe after all

Getting around Metro Vancouver’s public transit network is about to get a lot cuter. TransLink has teamed up with Sanrio — the Japanese creative force behind Hello Kitty and her adorable crew — to launch a limited-edition series of Compass Cards that promise to turn everyday commutes into something a little more fun.

Tap in, kawaii style: TransLink unveils limited-edition Hello Kitty Compass Cards

A Vancouver resident said he is considering selling his condo after a sauna and cold plunge facility opened in his building four months ago.

'Life-altering': Vancouver resident says sauna odours effectively 'displaced' him and his dog

The Vancouver forecast for April is out, and you may want to keep a warm sweater nearby throughout the new month. According to Environment and Climate Change (ECCC) meteorologist Matt Loney, while Vancouver may see some big temperature swings the first week of April, things may start feeling chillier than normal soon.

Vancouver's April forecast is out and temperatures are set to drop

After launching in the States, Burger King is bringing some “major menu upgrades” to stores across Canada, including an elevated Whopper.

Opinions are divided over Burger King's new and improved Whopper available across Canada

Fast-rising music superstar Daniel Caesar is coming back to Vancouver this summer on his first headline arena tour, and local drivers can breathe a sigh of relief about the venue.

Music superstar who caused Vancouver traffic chaos returns for huge new concert

Purebread Bakery has announced that it has closed its West 4th location after a two-year run. “After almost two wonderful years of getting to know you, we’ve made the difficult decision to close our Purebread West 4th location on 29th March 2026,” wrote the bakery. “We’re incredibly grateful to this neighbourhood and to everyone who stopped in for coffee, pastries, and a chat. We loved serving you all. Some once a week, some once a day or even just as a once off!”

Beloved local bakery chain closes Vancouver location

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