• Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer receives prestigious Michener-Baxter honour
• Douglas Todd: B.C. homebuyers yearn to feel grounded, literally
• B.C.'s new AI centres: 5 things to know about how they'll work and what they'll cost
• Early lawn watering ban signals tougher water restrictions ahead, drought risk for Metro Vancouver
• Dan Fumano: Making sense of Vancouver's crowded, fractured political landscape, five months from election day
• B.C. regulator asks courts to shut down cancer clinic run by unregistered personnel
• 'Desolate wasteland' or irreplaceable habitat? Documentary explores how Roberts Bank port expansion threatens migrating birds
• Former RCMP officer 'relieved, tired' after being found not guilty of violating Canada's security law
• B.C. Hydro waiting on purchase agreements for four projects as part of call for power
• 'He was dealing with a lot of suffering,' says former mentor of 18-year-old victim in gang-related Surrey shooting
| • Lucy Dacus takes the night shift at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre
• ABC’s park board commissioners aren’t actually going to run again, are they?
• You Nearly Missed: Casa Molina is throwing a Spanish-style anniversary party
• Salt, lime, repeat: Tequila and Agave Festival returns this May
• Hall of Flame’s 40th anniversary party is celebrating decades of smoke shows
• Future Geographies imagines different worlds at the Vancouver Art Gallery
• Sources: Former Vancouver Canucks and Grizzlies owner Arthur Griffiths has Whitecaps interest
• Photos: Arkells take over the Commodore Ballroom
• OneCity Vancouver announces council, school board, and park board candidates
• Outdoor pools and beach lifeguards return to Vancouver this week
• Arc One wants more from disability arts than visibility alone
• Vancouver SketchFest is growing for laughs
• Vancouver Jazz Fest is back with dozens of free and pay-what-you-can shows
• Dancing on the Edge returns with more than 30 performances across the city
• How former Arts Umbrella dancers helped shaped Memento Mori
| • Vancouver Art Book Fair This Long Weekend
• 5X Fest in Surrey and Vancouver This Weekend
• Things to do in Vancouver This May Long Weekend Events May 15-18
• Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend Events May 8-10, 2026
• The Canuck Place One More Moment Lottery
• YWCA Women of Distinction Awards Recipients 2026
• Mini Peaks – Get a Mini Pitch in Your BC Community
• May is Mental Health Month
• Book Talk: Reconciling: A Lifelong Struggle to Belong
• Science World Soccer Ball for FIFA World Cup
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