Events and Entertainment

The Refresh Market returns to Squamish to showcase the works of over 100 artists, makers and brands. The winter market takes place in the West Coast Railway Heritage Park.

A pot shop in Kimberley, B.C., has received the first private licence to sell recreational marijuana from the British Columbia government, two weeks after the drug became legal across the country.

It would not be Halloween without listening to Ken Lum's Public Salon presentation on how Vancouver ignores its ghosts.

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SFU students protesting proposed tuition hikes of up to 20 per cent for some international students next year took aim at administrators’ salaries and past budget surpluses at a consultation for students at the university’s Burnaby Mountain campus Tuesday.

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.