A Metro Vancouver Parent’s Guide to Confidence, Logic, and Learning Sponsored by Code Ninjas January and February can feel like a reality check for many Metro Vancouver families. The holiday glow has faded, rain clouds are back, and mid-year learning updates or report cards arrive—often bringing more questions than answers. If your child’s math proficiency […]
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A Deep Dive into Sushi, Hot Pot, Buffets, Indian Cuisine, Fish & Chips, and More(January 2026 Edition) Introduction: The Evolution of All You Can Eat Dining in Metro Vancouver All you can eat restaurants in Metro Vancouver no longer resemble the low-cost, low-quality buffets of the past. Instead, the AYCE model has evolved into a
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Learn more about the event and RSVP here: Yared Nigussu Art Lab Studio & Gallery Open House Vancouver’s vibrant arts scene is about to get a major addition. This month, celebrated artist Yared Nigussu invites the public to the grand opening of his new creative home, Lab Studio Gallery, located in the heart of the
🎭 Vancouver Opera: Così fan tutte 📅 Dates: Feb 7, 12 & 15, 2026📍 Venue: Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver💲 Price: Varies by seat (typical opera pricing)🎟️ Category: Performing Arts / Opera👋 Mozart’s classic comic opera about love, fidelity, and human folly — a must-see for music lovers and theatre fans alike. 😂 Just For Laughs
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Let’s be honest, Vancouverites. By mid-January, the novelty of a “mild winter” has worn off, replaced by the crushing reality of the Big Grey. The hiking trails are mud pits, the seawall is a splash zone, and our Vitamin D reserves are running critically low. Thank goodness for the Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival. Returning for
There is nothing quite like the West Coast tradition of finishing a long walk along the seawall—salt in the air, gulls overhead—with a hot, golden basket of fish and chips in hand. Whether you’re sheltering from a misty drizzle or soaking up a rare afternoon of sunshine, Metro Vancouver’s seafood scene is a cornerstone of
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Vancouver’s New “Pay-What-You-Can” Sundays: How to Visit 3 Iconic Museums by Donation Exploring Vancouver’s cultural heart doesn’t have to be expensive. In 2026, the city’s museums and galleries are offering more ways than ever to connect with world-class exhibitions, history, art, and science — with free or by donation entry on recurring days each month.
The Dine Out Vancouver Festival is officially back for its 24th season, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of its most exciting years yet. Running from January 21 to February 8, 2026, the festival brings together 450+ restaurants across Metro Vancouver—from cozy neighborhood gems to Michelin-recognized standouts. But for the Active Vancouver community,
Photos: Brendan Kergin/Vancouver is Awesome; British Columbia’s last Toys “R” Us has officially closed. Here’s why it happened, what it means for families, and the best toy store alternatives across Metro Vancouver. The Final Closure: What Happened in Langley It finally happened.British Columbia’s last Toys “R” Us, located in Willowbrook Shopping Centre in Langley, quietly
Guide: Things to do with kids in Vancouver in January 2026 Making the Most of Indoor Time This Winter [SPONSOR] Between outings, many families look for ways to turn winter downtime into something productive—especially when screen time starts to add up. For kids interested in video games, technology, or problem-solving, Code Ninjas offers a creative
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