Kenneth Chan
Kenneth is the Urbanized Editor of Daily Hive. He covers everything from local architecture and urban issues to design, economic development, and more. He has worked in various roles in the company since joining in 2012. Got a story idea? Email Kenneth at [email protected]
Industry group says City of Vancouver natural gas limits drive up housing costs
"It’s a welcome recognition that the world has changed."
City of Surrey moves to cut building development fees in push for more housing
But it requires the provincial government's approval.
City of Vancouver to make it easier to build six-storey rental housing buildings
The affordable housing component will be reduced.
A giant match ball outside, soccer science inside: Science World embraces FIFA
Inside the FIFA science exhibit at "The Beautiful Dome."
Vancouver real estate firm Rennie expands across North America through partnership
"Developers today require more than traditional sales."
The new Brilliant Lady marks Virgin Voyages' first-ever visit to Vancouver
The newest ship of the recently launched cruise line.
First dedicated 2026 FIFA World Cup store opens at Vancouver airport
Bringing the FIFA excitement directly into the travel experience.
Vancouver airport sees record-breaking passenger volumes in early 2026
Continuing the momentum of 2025.
City of Vancouver cracks down on illegal parking near SkyTrain stations
Expanding the use of licence plate recognition tech.
Surrey mayor pitches 200,000 sq. ft. convention centre for Cloverdale Fairgrounds
And three new ice rinks for South Surrey.
'Strong' market interest for 10,000-seat arena in Surrey City Centre, says mayor
An announcement could be made early this summer.
New interactive art museum building planned for Surrey Civic Plaza
It was previously envisioned for a mixed-use project.
FIFA World Cup nations float above Robson Square in soccer ball art installation
Vancouver's new "Soccerscape."
Cellular coverage in Downtown Vancouver sees big boost ahead of FIFA World Cup
In addition to the upgrades for Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour.
TransLink proposes new Stanley Park Drive bus route for peak-season weekends only
The public transit authority is seeking public input.
BC Ferries braces for busiest summer yet amid fleet strain and FIFA World Cup
The company says it's doing what it can to prepare.
Second annual Web Summit Vancouver records 20,000 attendees, up by 29%
And this year's event also attracted more investors.