Sports

A very happy birthday to the Nat. Here's how this very special neighbourhood ballpark has endured.

From baseball to soccer to three-foot-long hotdogs and child-ingesting avian mascots, here’s everything you need to know to enjoy a local sports game in Vancouver.

A few good spots to catch the World Cup action (beyond BC Place).

Viewing parties, neighbourhood festivities and an otter eating soccer-ball-shaped treats: World Cup is coming, baby.

It's hard to imagine what Vancouver would be without the Whitecaps. Residents and businesses alike are starting to worry that they could soon see it first-hand.

With a $1-billion tidal wave of economic impact predicted to come from FIFA World Cup, is the city ready for the flood?

This colourful new pickleball club has us ready to pick up a paddle and head to Capilano.

Though the specific teams playing in Vancouver for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are still unknown, plenty of details are starting to emerge about the global sporting event.

Canada's new women's pro soccer team—part of the Northern Super League—debuts next week at BC Place.

Golf curious? Time to take a swing with the help of East Sands Golf Co.'s Haley Hnatiw.

Looking for somewhere special to pretend you're in 'Challengers'? We've got just the place.

A local group is asking for 15 people to give $200 million each.

Europe’s Super Bowl, the UEFA Champions League Final, is set for Saturday with an epic all England clash between the Liverpool Reds and Tottenham Hotspurs. But despite being the most watched sport in the World, European Football, aka Soccer, has yet to hit relevancy in Canada.