Events and Entertainment

It’s the time of year to raise a beer (or a few more) to the German tradition of Oktoberfest. Here are 12 Oktoberfest events happening in and around Metro Vancouver this fall.

Remembering the mystery and majesty behind “Penis Satan,” a bright red satanic statue placed one block north of Clark Drive and Great Northern Way, near the city’s iconic East Van Cross in 2014.

For the third year, Main Street's Cascade Room will be holding a meat- and whiskey-loaded evening that's a true Barbarian's Feast.

In British Columbia, health care was ranked as the second most important issue facing the country in July (16%), after housing, homelessness and poverty (24%).

Jeanne Socrates crossed the Ogden Point breakwater finish line at about 4:17 p.m. today to complete her round-the-world solo, non-stop, unassisted sailboat journey.

While summer is coming to an end, like always it's leaving us with something to remember it by — incredible sunsets. Check out these beautiful photos.

West Vancouver’s Susan Clarke has made a mighty strong claim at being the fittest 60+ woman in the world.

Take a break from the news cycle and help us celebrate the things we covered this week that are making Vancouver Awesome with a capital “A.”

Millions of people and thousands of events around the world will mark World Rivers Day 2019 on Sunday, Sept. 22 in what has become one of the largest environmental celebrations on the planet.

The seventh annual Polish Festival will return to the The Pipe Shop and Shipbuilders Square in North Vancouver this year, promising a colourful day of culture and community.