Curiocity • 11/13/2025

Vancouver's rent prices have dropped for a 13th month in a row

The new Canadian Rent Report is out, and November marks the 13th month in a row that the average rent has fallen in Vancouver. According to Zumper, average rent prices are experiencing a “continued downward trend,” a pattern that extends to many of the country’s most expensive housing markets.

Curiocity • 11/07/2025

One of the oldest houses in B.C. is this one-storey log house that predates the creation of Canada

Helmcken House is one of the oldest houses in the province remaining on its original property, and it preserves an important era of Canadian history.

Curiocity • 11/05/2025

Vancouver is getting its own 'North Pole' with a magical mountaintop ice skating pond

The Peak of Christmas is a beloved annual tradition atop Grouse Mountain that transforms the peak into a winter wonderland, complete with an illuminated Light Walk around the lake and an ice skating pond.

Curiocity • 11/04/2025

These 'dark sky preserves' across Canada are your best chance of viewing this week's supermoon

Heads up, stargazers. You might know that this week’s supermoon is on the way, but there may be a dark sky preserve near you that will offer a front row seat to this spectacular phenomenon.

Curiocity • 10/31/2025

The entire 'Twilight' saga is screening at this Vancouver spot in November

You don’t have to travel to Forks to get your next Twilight fix. A local spot right here in Vancouver is transporting guests to the moody, infamous cinematic universe of the cult favourite saga. So if you were planning to binge-watch the films over the weekend, you may want to hold off, as this is your chance to catch them on the big screen.

Curiocity • 10/29/2025

Cozy fall date ideas to try in and around Vancouver that aren't grabbing coffee

Let’s face it, the “let’s grab coffee” line is overused and not always an effective way to get to know a person. Sure, you have a chance to flex your coffee aficionado muscles if that’s your thing, but there are only so many coffee dates you can go on before they all start blending together — and before your body starts rejecting caffeine altogether. So this fall, we challenge you to mix it up, be daring, and come up with some date ideas that push you out of your comfort zone.

Curiocity • 10/29/2025

Vancouver International Airport is hiring right now with world-class benefits

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is hiring for over 20 jobs across its departments right now, and one of them might just have your name on it.

Curiocity • 10/28/2025

Vancouver's signature four-day art crawl opens the studios of over 500 artists this fall

Now in its 29th year, the beloved Eastside Culture Crawl is a staple fall tradition that opens the studios of over 500 artists on Vancouver's Eastside. Showcasing the work of local and international artists alike, the four-day crawl is a great way to experience the city’s art scene in all of its glory.

Curiocity • 10/23/2025

Vancouver's last 6 p.m. sunset of the year is coming up this weekend

October has blessed Vancouver with some gorgeous fall weather, at least in the first half of the month. As it comes to a close, however, we’re in for far wetter, colder days ahead. It’s hard to believe, but the last 6 p.m. sunset of the year is already coming up this weekend, which means it won’t be long before daylight saving time ends.

Curiocity • 10/22/2025

B.C. film studio to transform into a magical holiday town straight out of a Christmas movie

Langley’s Martini Film Studios is known for its world-class production and prime West Coast location, and once a year, it opens its backlot to the public for a magical holiday experience like no other. The outdoor film set transforms into Merry & Bright at Martini Town, an enchanting holiday town straight out of a Hallmark movie.

Curiocity • 10/22/2025

These ancient trees might just be the oldest in Canada

From B.C.’s towering old-growth forests to the knarled burls of the prairies, Canada is home to some seriously spectacular trees that have been around for hundreds of years, if not millennia. The fact that these ancient trees are still standing today is a testament to nature’s resilience as well as the environmental stewardship efforts on a provincial level and by grassroots organizations like Ancient Forest Alliance.

Curiocity • 10/21/2025

Vancouver museums and art galleries that are completely free to visit

Vancouver is not an easy place to afford the basics, much less to splurge on fancy meals or daytime excursions. The good news is that there are a handful of museums and art galleries that are completely free to visit, which means you can support your local arts scene without breaking the bank.

Curiocity • 10/20/2025

This B.C. village was named a top global travel destination for 2026 and it's the only Canadian spot

There’s no place like Ucluelet to experience the wild West Coast in all of its glory. Secluded beaches, a temperate rainforest, and lively storm-watching during the colder months. What more can you ask for? The vibrant coastal village is already world-renowned for its sustainable tourism opportunities, and it looks like it’s gaining traction on Expedia.

Curiocity • 10/17/2025

Camels were once brought to B.C. over 150 years ago and it's a wild story

Canada feels like the last place you’d expect to see camels roaming around, but despite their popular association with the deserts of southwestern Asia and parts of Africa, they’re actually native to North America, though the first camels to walk the Earth are a far cry from their descendants today.

Curiocity • 10/09/2025

Here's when daylight saving time ends and Canadians 'fall back' in 2025

Soak up those gorgeous fall days while you can, because it won’t be long before the trees are bare and daylight saving time ends once again. As sunset times get earlier and earlier across the country, we inch toward the inevitable point when we “fall back.”

Curiocity • 10/07/2025

You can buy a tree for $15 or less from the City and contribute to Vancouver's urban forest

Part of Vancouver’s allure as a city and destination for nature lovers is its dedication to growing its urban forest canopy. It’s what makes every stroll memorable and every lungful of air fresh, whether it’s on a shaded trail in the summer, a coffee run in the fall, or a cherry blossom picnic in the spring. None of it would be possible without the urban forest, and the Vancouver Park Board is offering residents the chance to help make it flourish. The annual fall tree sale is a chance for Vancouver resid...

Curiocity • 10/06/2025

Fans think Vancouver is featured in Taylor Swift's new 'Fate of Ophelia' music video

Swifties have put on their sleuthing hats since the release of 'The Life of a Showgirl' last week, and despite mixed reactions to the album, many are keen on uncovering the hidden clues — or Easter eggs — Taylor Swift leaves for fans. Could Vancouver be one of Swift’s notorious Easter eggs?

Curiocity • 10/04/2025

These enchanting B.C. parks have vibrant fall colours without the crowds

Fall is officially underway, and Raincouver is back in full swing. But it won’t be long before sunnier days are back in the forecast, which means it's an opportune time to visit some of the most vibrant provincial parks for fall colours. We talked to a representative from the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and BC Parks to uncover where to find the most striking autumn colours, from the most popular destinations to the hidden gems.

Curiocity • 10/02/2025

The world's largest gathering of bald eagles takes place in B.C. every fall

Every fall, tens of thousands of bald eagles migrate to the Harrison River and Harrison Mills, where they’ll feast on even more spawning salmon, which later make their own journey back to the ocean. All the while, ancient white sturgeon glide beneath the freshwater, which means visitors can witness three spectacular natural phenomena this time of year in just this area alone.

Curiocity • 09/30/2025

Daniel Caesar performs to hundreds of fans in Vancouver in the rain at a surprise concert

Hundreds of Daniel Caesar fans gathered at John Hendry Park on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation for a surprise performance announced on Instagram with just over an hour to spare.

Curiocity • 08/15/2025

The Aritzia Warehouse Sale is coming up in Vancouver and you can shop up to 90% off

The Aritzia Warehouse Sale is a time-honoured tradition that rewards those who aren’t afraid of a (very) long line with some steep discounts on Aritzia clothing and accessories, as the Vancouver brand makes way for its fall and winter collections. That means it won’t be long before you can see discounts up to 90 per cent on some of the brand’s most popular styles.

Curiocity • 08/15/2025

Canada's largest Brazilian cultural festival will bring a taste of Carnaval to Vancouver

For two days this month, Vancouver is transforming into the largest Brazilian cultural festival in Canada. On the night of Friday, Aug. 29, 2025, BC Place will light up in green, blue, and yellow to celebrate the opening of the festival, which will bring two days of amazing food and drink, live music, and immersive experiences to the city.

Curiocity • 08/13/2025

A complete guide to Vancouver's Strathcona neighbourhood

Strathcona is one of Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods, known for its rows of restored Victorian and Queen Anne-style homes, overflowing patches of flowers, vibrant arts scene, and welcoming corner stores that have stood the test of time.

Curiocity • 07/23/2025

B.C.'s last drive-in movie theatre is the largest of its kind in North America

The era of drive-in movie theatres might feel like yesteryear, but did you know that there’s one left in B.C. that encapsulates the timeless experience — and it’s the largest of its kind in North America? Situated in the riverside city of Enderby is Starlight Drive-In Theatre, a nostalgic landmark for movie lovers, and the last of its kind in the province.