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Netflix, CW cancel several filmed-in-Vancouver TV shows

Netflix, CW cancel several filmed-in-Vancouver TV shows

These Vancouver-filmed TV shows (and hundreds of jobs) get the axe.
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There's a TikTok cottagecore picnic happening in Vancouver

There's a TikTok cottagecore picnic happening in Vancouver

If you see a group of spectacularly dressed women in Queen Elizabeth Park, now you know why.
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Families can see exciting live shows at this year’s Vancouver International Children’s Festival

Families can see exciting live shows at this year’s Vancouver International Children’s Festival

From May 31 to June 5, families can enjoy imaginative and delightful performing arts showcases at the 45th annual festival on Granville Island.
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Vancouver Aquarium's new summer exhibit tells conservation success stories

Vancouver Aquarium's new summer exhibit tells conservation success stories

Success stories include a tortoise, a gecko and a couple snakes.
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You can explore the art of artificial intelligence at this new exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery

You can explore the art of artificial intelligence at this new exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery

The Imitation Game: Visual Culture in the Age of Artificial Intelligence is on from now until October 23, 2022
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Expecto Patronum! Port Coquitlam student casts a spell with his Harry Potter-inspired wands

Expecto Patronum! Port Coquitlam student casts a spell with his Harry Potter-inspired wands

Matthew Moran, 13, started his business three years ago. He's now selling his wands and other magical products online.
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Photos + Video: It's game on at Greta, Vancouver's brand-new arcade bar

Photos + Video: It's game on at Greta, Vancouver's brand-new arcade bar

Ready to level up your next night out?
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Arcade will continue to operate in New West industrial area for two more years

Arcade will continue to operate in New West industrial area for two more years

Are industrial areas suitable for entertainment uses like arcades?
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Live flamenco stomps back to stage for Sunday series

Live flamenco stomps back to stage for Sunday series

A local dance company kicked off Asian Heritage Month with a sold-out “flamenco dim sum” show, and is launching an ongoing series at Anne MacDonald Studio in North Van.
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Grammy winners OneRepublic to open BC Lions home opener

Grammy winners OneRepublic to open BC Lions home opener

The Lions will be taking on the Elks.
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