Events and Entertainment

The Squamish Climate Action Network, or CAN, has launched an Indiegogo campaign for a calendar featuring nude Squamish farmers in hopes of raising money for the farm.

It is stories like Lambert's that not only make us painfully aware of the hardships that the native community faced but also remind us that although we cannot change what has been done in the past, we can work towards a better future and change what we do today.

Emily Carr's annual Legendary Student Art Sale returns to Vancouver this November with more of its highly anticipated sales on original works of art.

The oversized demented face of Chucky carved into a giant pumpkin will greet lucky trick-or-treaters on Vancouver Island. When Halloween is over, it’s a neighbourhood tradition to wrap a strap around the pumpkin and haul it down the stairs where it smashes open.

Someone took the time to create an East Van Cross, also known as the ‘Monument for East Vancouver,’ out of maple leaves in a popular park.

Our Daily Photo #2889 is from ghlenn_ who took this shot of some dark clouds hanging over the city. View this post on Instagram "Give Every Day The Chance To Become The Most Beautiful Day Of You Life.

When reporter John Kurucz isn’t crafting heartwarming community newspaper stories or nursing a debilitating nicotine habit in the back alley of the Vancouver Courier, he bangs the drums for local death metal outfit Gross Misconduct.

Richmond resident and e-sports gamer Peter Nguyen and his teammates are on their way to China in the spring, after winning a qualifying round of a world gaming championship.

If you like to make food and drink the focal point of fun, we’ve got 21 (and counting!) delicious food events happening in and around Vancouver this November.

Back for its 16th year, the EAT! Vancouver Food + Cooking Festival offers several days of delicious programming that celebrates the incredible food and drink the city has to offer.