Events and Entertainment

Aritzia Inc. says its net income tripled to $15.1 million in its fiscal second quarter compared with last year as the retailer extended its streak of increased comparable sales.

Our Daily Photo #2871 is from whileimout who took this snapshot in Chinatown. View this post on Instagram // Chinatown. . .

This Halloween season join Forbidden Vancouver on their terrifying tour "The Lost Souls of Gastown." The tour explores Vancouver's earliest and most gruesome history as it takes you through Historic Gastown.

Back for its 14th year, Taste of Yaletown is when neighbourhood restaurants offer up special menus and dishes for a nearly two-week stretch to inspire new and longstanding diners to get out and eat.

Cannabis connoisseurs in Vancouver have been able to buy potent weed over the counter for years — but ironically, that could change when marijuana becomes legal.

Drug users are often the first responders to an overdose and should be paid fairly for their contributions to research, service delivery and overdose prevention activities, says a report.

Our Daily Photo #2870 is from tessatham who took this shot of the autumn light hitting the city.

At Van Dusen visitors will pay up to $20 at the gate to enjoy the Festival of Lights. The Light Festival at Bear Creek Park, however, is completely free and offers thousands of sparkling lights and illuminated trees.

A community organization is raising concerns about the Bacio Rosso “gourmet cirque cabaret show” that debuts in Queen Elizabeth Park later this month.

The UBC Apple Festival returns to Vancouver for another year of autumnal fun. The annual event takes place on Saturday, October 13th and Sunday, October 14th.