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How a Vancouver mom is trying to help solve the daycare crisis

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By Hanna Hett
| Daily Hive Vancouver Verified
If you’re a parent, then you probably know the challenge of trying to find a spot in a Vancouver daycare. Ella Dalling, a Vancouver-based entrepreneur and mother of an eight-month-old daughter, Murph, is trying to make this process a bit easier for both parents and daycares.
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Vancouver short-term rentals scored big cash on FIFA World Cup match days

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By Hanna Hett
| Daily Hive Vancouver Verified
With the FIFA World Cup officially over, new data reveals that Vancouver short-term rentals garnered close to an additional $24 million in revenue during the tournament period. AirDNA, a platform that analyzes data on short-term rentals, recently published an analysis on how short-term rentals fared across all 16 host cities. They found that while revenue went up for most, occupancy rates actually declined over the course of the soccer tournament.
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BC Hydro still offering limited-time AC rebates as electricity use breaks records

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By Hanna Hett
| Daily Hive Vancouver Verified
Jul 23 2026, 6:57 pm M-Production/Shutterstock B.C.’s hot weather hasn’t just smashed heat records across the province this week; it’s also resulted in record-breaking electricity demand, according to an operational update from BC Hydro. On Wednesday, the Lower Mainland cities that hit all-time highs (since records have been kept included West Vancouver (32.3°C), Pitt Meadows (35.9°C), and Abbotsford (35.4°C). In Vancouver, temperatures hit 27°C.
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