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Burnaby’s rebuilt Mountain Air Bike Skills Course opens Sept. 3 with BMX jumps, flow trails, a pump track and gathering spaces after a project estimated at $4.72 million.
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Burnaby’s rebuilt Mountain Air Bike Skills Course opens Sept. 3 with BMX jumps, flow trails, a pump track and gathering spaces after a project estimated at $4.72 million.

Leger’s 2026 Happiness Index gave Vancouver a score of 69, up 2.7 points from 2025 and fourth among the country’s 10 largest cities.

After a reported U.S. order renamed Lake Ontario “Lake America” in the United States, MapQuest said it would not change its label and several alternatives still show Lake Ontario.

The collaboration includes a Flamin’ Hot chicken sandwich, fries, dip and a Cheetos Dirty Soda made with Orange Crush and vanilla cold foam.

The Jasper National Park resort was the only Canadian property on National Geographic’s inaugural list of 20 top new and recently renovated hotels worldwide.

The September promotion ties a $1 goose keychain to donations supporting unpaid family caregivers across Canada.

Thirty new plaintiffs, including Tumbler Ridge Secondary School staff and students, are suing OpenAI and founder Sam Altman over the Feb. 10 mass shooting.

Greater Vancouver Realtors reported 1,869 sales in August, well below the seasonal norm, as slower sales and lower inventory continued to push prices downward.

An expected extension would keep the federal excise tax at zero and preserve relief of 10 cents a litre for gasoline and four cents for diesel.

Greater Vancouver recorded 1,869 home sales in August, down 4.6 per cent from a year earlier as prices continued to edge lower across market segments.

Normandin Beaudry projects average salary increases of 3.1% in 2027 among Canadian employers budgeting raises, with telecommunications and finance leading at 3.4%.

A former Indigenous member of Vancouver Community College’s board says she was not consulted on a 2020 Elder-in-Residence appointment. VCC says it did consult its Indigenous board member and has since strengthened its vetting process.
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