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Eighty Andy Warhol prints and paintings will be on display at a pop-up exhibition in Vancouver next month.

You snooze you lose. Geez! Tickets to many of the Vancouver International Wine Festival events have already sold out, but tickets to wine tastings and minglers are still available – however, I doubt for long.

Trump Tower Vancouver has announced some grand new dining and drinking additions.

We all have our daily rituals, or weekly, or sometimes even monthly ones. For some of us it is simple, we wake up brush our teeth, shower, eat breakfast and indulge in some coffee and then go to work.

For two years in a row our local mountains have suffered. Between temperature inversions and the wrath of El Niño, alpine pass holders are losing faith in the snow gods.

Terroir. It’s a funny word. Funny and often misunderstood. Ask three people what terroir stands for, and you’ll likely get three different answers.

Michaela Morris speaks with sommelier Mark Davidson, education director for Wine Australia, about the evolution of Australian wine.

Like many folk, I cut my teeth on Aussie Shiraz. Specifically it was Seaview which I tasted at a pre-service pow-wow during my tenure at The Fish House in Stanley Park. I couldn’t help falling for this friendly, fruit-driven charmer.

Mega-retailer Urban Outfitters handpicked Vancouver designer Erin Templeton for a collaboration styled after one of her trademark boho handbags.

You may have noticed a slew of barley wines stocked on the shelves of your beloved beer stores/breweries. If you’re anything like me, you’ve never tried the stuff and have been put off by the name.