Canada Soccer has announced an expanded roster of Canadian artists as part of its landmark Music Ambassador program, led by Grammy Award–winning hitmaker Boi-1da. Together, they are assembling The Perfect Pitch album, a project designed to soundtrack a defining era for Canada Soccer’s National Teams while promoting youth sport access and inclusion across the country.

This Spring Break around Vancouver (March 16-27) you can explore these local attractions, events, and activities without spending a dime! Some advance registration may be required.

The Canadian Queer Chamber of Commerce (CQCC) has announced the launch of The FAM Program, dedicated exclusively to empowering 2SLGBTQI+ business owners and entrepreneurs nationwide.

Grouse Mountain’s iconic 24 Hours of Winter returns this weekend as part of its ongoing centennial celebrations. From Saturday, February 28 through Sunday, March 1, The Peak of Vancouver will be a 24-hour alpine playground for the first time since 2019.

The Paralympic Winter Games are coming up March 6-15 featuring six sports: Para alpine skiing; Para biathlon; Para cross-country skiing; Para ice hockey; Para snowboarding; and wheelchair curling. Meet the Team Canada athletes who will compete in Milano Cortina 2026.

Anh and Chi is celebrating 10 years of culinary excellence and community building with a special one-night-only Bocuse d’Or Team Canada Fundraiser Dinner on Sunday, March 8, 2026.

In recent years there’s been a rise in seasonal food festivals and while they usually focus around the winter holidays, the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival adds springtime flavour. From March 20 to May 3, 2026 you can enjoy over 60 limited-edition treats across the city.

Events and fun things to do around Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley this weekend. Activities February 20 to 20, 2026.

Mumford & Sons will kick off their massive North American headline Prizefighter Tour in June, starting with a show at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on June 2nd.

Photos and a little story from our night out in Whitehorse, Yukon. Thanks to Northern Tales, a company that hosts aurora borealis tours (and more) from August to April.