Amir Ali

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NewsCuratedTravelOutdoorsMay 4 2025, 2:00 pmRogier Gruys/ShutterstockTwo beautiful B.C. spots were named on a list of the prettiest places in Canada. The listing comes from Lonely Planet, which covers the world’s “most extraordinary places and experiences.”One of the spots is located on Vancouver Island, while the other is near the B.C.–Alberta border. Haida GwaiiChristopher Babcock/ShutterstockThe first B.C. spot on the list, ranked ninth out of 15 places, is Haida Gwaii.

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May 2 2025, 4:33 pmA bear was on the loose in a residential area of Metro Vancouver late Thursday afternoon and was spotted in a yard in New West. Thankfully, no one was hurt, including the bear. The bear was initially spotted in the Sapperton area of New Westminster. Both the City of New Westminster and the New Westminster Police Department shared warnings about the bear on social media. Daily Hive obtained permission from a local resident to share several photos of the bear.

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Before tensions surfaced between the U.S. and Canada, there was already a little friction between Bellingham and Vancouver residents at the B.C. border over the traffic that visitors would add. We’ve shared countless stories about how Bellingham residents were annoyed or irked by Vancouver visitors, hoarding all the milk and gasoline, taking up parking spots at places like Costco and Trader Joe’s, and sucking at driving. Visitors from Canada were also perceived to be entitled.

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NewsVentureTransportationUrbanizedCuratedTravelMoneyMay 1 2025, 5:41 pmEB Adventure Photography/ShutterstockYou can expect bigger crowds than usual at the Gastown Steam Clock as Vancouver is now entering peak cruise ship season, and the Port of Vancouver has a warning for residents to “plan ahead.”Between May 5 and Sept. 22, 35,000 to almost 50,000 people are expected to pass through the Canada Place terminal every Monday to Friday.

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If you’re in the market for an electric vehicle (EV) in B.C., you have just two more weeks to cash in on the provincial rebate program. B.C. has released new data and statistics on the number of zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) sold last year. The report also revealed that the Go Electric Passenger Vehicle Rebate Program will be paused on May 15, 2025.