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Documentary unravels mystery of immigrant’s suicide in Vancouver

Documentary unravels mystery of immigrant’s suicide in Vancouver

The World is Bright shines light on dark side of immigrant experience, premieres at VIFF
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Young voters aren't sitting on the sidelines in federal election

Young voters aren't sitting on the sidelines in federal election

'We’re being politicized by the conditions of our time,' says head of B.C. student group
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Climate change remains top issue for Metro Vancouver voters as politicians emit more hot air

Climate change remains top issue for Metro Vancouver voters as politicians emit more hot air

Unclear if environmental policies will play a role in determining next government
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Humourist Bill Richardson revisits Vancouver’s West End in latest book

Humourist Bill Richardson revisits Vancouver’s West End in latest book

Gentrification, development and Christmastime figure into extended love letter to disappearing community
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These otterly adorable events are on all week at Vancouver Aquarium

These otterly adorable events are on all week at Vancouver Aquarium

Sept. 21 to 27 is Sea Otter Awareness Week
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Nardwuar celebrates Hall of Fame induction with free all-ages show

Nardwuar celebrates Hall of Fame induction with free all-ages show

32 Years of Nardwuar the Human Serviette trying presents… “Nard gets a Star,” plus Nardwuar’s Video Vault, The Evaporators, Nardwuar Meet ‘n’ Greet, Commodore Ballroom, Sunday, Sept. 29 – Doors: Noon / Show: 1 p.m. Free admission.
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This spooky train ride will take you into the world of ‘Alice in Nightmareland’

This spooky train ride will take you into the world of ‘Alice in Nightmareland’

All aboard the legendary Stanley Park Ghost Train for another spooky ride into a land of thrilling imagination. Inspired by Halloween and spooky tales, the Ghost Train’s theme this year is called ‘Alice in Nightmareland,’ and it runs from Oct.
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Science World is going to the dogs (and cats)

Science World is going to the dogs (and cats)

Cats & Dogs exhibit starts Sunday
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Music festival ready to rock North Vancouver Shipyards

Music festival ready to rock North Vancouver Shipyards

The Harpoonist & the Axe Murderer headline day-long, multi-stage event Sept. 28
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Liberal candidate has signs vandalized with blackface

Liberal candidate has signs vandalized with blackface

Fallout from pictures of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dressed up in brownface in 2001 has reached the Kelowna-Lake Country riding. At least two election signs for MP Stephen Fuhr were vandalized overnight.
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