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This giant haunted house in Metro Vancouver is a maze of pure terror

This giant haunted house in Metro Vancouver is a maze of pure terror

That's why Potter's House of Horror in Surrey is horrifically decadent. They truly go the extra mile when it comes to serving up the screams, complete with all sorts of expected scary tactics and a few peculiar monstrosities.
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PHOTO: Speechless

PHOTO: Speechless

Our Daily Photo #2866 is from ckcstudios who took this warm sunset shot along the waterfront. View this post on Instagram There are no words?! Not sure if anyone reads these anyways?! . . . .
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Over a quarter of Metro Vancouverites still think you'll get the flu from a flu shot

Over a quarter of Metro Vancouverites still think you'll get the flu from a flu shot

Most people think it’s important to get a flu shot – they just don’t necessarily plan on getting one. A recent poll highlights Metro Vancouver residents' awareness about flu shots.
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You can get a massive portrait of your dog or cat painted on this local mural

You can get a massive portrait of your dog or cat painted on this local mural

A local artist has a call out for the latest instalment in her project, which she’s dubbed the “Cherry Lane Cats and Canines” fence. She’s running the project through her non-profit society.
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VIDEO: Goosebumps author R.L. Stine wants Vancouver to celebrate Halloween with him

VIDEO: Goosebumps author R.L. Stine wants Vancouver to celebrate Halloween with him

Author R.L. Stine wants to thrill you in person this spooky season, and he's sent out a video asking Vancouver to help him celebrate Halloween this year.
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Binge-worthy new podcast explores alleged self-help sex trafficking cult with deep Vancouver ties

Binge-worthy new podcast explores alleged self-help sex trafficking cult with deep Vancouver ties

A new podcast takes a deep dive into the world of NXIVM, a self-help group that allegedly branched out into sex-trafficking sub-groups; its founder; and one ex-member who happens to also be a Vancouverite.
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Telus to spend $5M on mobile clinics serving 20,000 patients Canada-wide

Telus to spend $5M on mobile clinics serving 20,000 patients Canada-wide

Telus is expanding its mobile health clinic initiative to provide care to more than 20,000 Canadians a year. The telecom giant announced Wednesday it’s pledging $5 million to boost its Health for Good — or “clinics on wheels” — program.
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PHOTO: Painted streets

PHOTO: Painted streets

Our Daily Photo #2865 is from seaside_signs who took this shot of the city's streets lined with colourful trees and fallen leaves. View this post on Instagram Painted Streets ?? .
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How a work-place injury can suddenly send you to soup kitchens

How a work-place injury can suddenly send you to soup kitchens

Dave lived a life similar to one that most of us do. He had a job, a home, food on the table, and a comfortable lifestyle. But one day that all changed for him.
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This new bubble gum public art literally gives you something to chew on

This new bubble gum public art literally gives you something to chew on

A new public art project commissioned by the City of Vancouver might not only get tongues wagging, but it will also give locals something to chew on.
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