Events and Entertainment

Travellers on flights within Canada will be able to bring up to 30 grams of cannabis with them in checked or carry-on bags, but if the plane is forced to make an emergency landing south of the border they could be banned for life from visiting the U.S., or even charged criminally in that country.

Fire up your Compass Card and get ready to ride into Halloweekend with the 12th Annual SkyTrain Halloween Party. This is the all-ages, good times, on transit Halloween party that brings all the Halloween merriment right onto the SkyTrain.

Cannabis journalist and author, Amanda Siebert, sits with Lindsay William-Ross and Bob Kronbauer to discuss her new book, "The Little Book of Cannabis: How Marijuana Can Improve Your Life" from Greystone Books

Dr. Liam Brunham shares his research on personalized prescriptions and how we can change the ways drugs are prescribed.

Here are some answers to questions Vancouverites might have about cannabis legalization.

The cooks behind these illicit events are gearing up to expand their operations with catering services, permanent restaurant menu items and more once the Canadian government legalizes the sale of recreational edibles sometime in the next 12 months.

Jesse Seads popped the question Saturday during a plane ride, with the question “Justine will you marry me?” spelled out in pumpkins in a farmer’s field below.

Doctors with opposing views on whether medical marijuana should be prescribed for various conditions agree on one thing: their profession is ill-prepared to deal with patients asking for a drug that lacks adequate clinical research.

Burnaby’s Michael Buble is making noise about retiring from the music business after watching his child struggle with cancer and on the eve of releasing a new album.

Local artist and health practitioner Meg Neufeld has been selected to be a part of an international art project that aims to end the stigma around mental illness.