Sarah Grochowski

As Vancouver prepares to welcome the world in a week for the World Cup, the city is starting to show signs of soccer fever. Find out more.

While some North American host cities are using the tournament to boost housing supply, Vancouver’s approach has relied on existing services

Granville Street was heaving with fans Saturday enjoying the sunny weather before the first match at B.C. Place Stadium.

Experts say the increase is driven by a combination of worsening housing shortages, drug toxicity and limited access to health care.

Employers are turning meetings into watch parties and embracing flexibility as Canada’s World Cup run captures attention during the workday.

The city finally got the World Cup moment it had been waiting for

The city finally got the World Cup moment it had been waiting for

From Canucks versus Maple Leafs rivalries to debates over which city has the better skyline and night life, fans on both sides rarely agree.

Despite more than $140 million in federal and provincial funding commitments, only 20 homes have been rebuilt.

Despite more than $140 million in federal and provincial funding commitments, only 20 homes have been rebuilt.