Events and Entertainment

Our guest for this V.I.A. podcast rebroadcast is Jackie Kai Ellis. Founder of Beaucoup Bakery and now Paris Tours, she discusses her 2018 memoir, depression, and letting go of the Vancouver business she loved.

The topic of Cannabis production came before delegates at the annual Fire Chiefs’ of BC Conference recently in Victoria.

Our Daily Photo #2828 is from thiago.terleski who took this shot of some folks soaking up the sun at Kitsilano Pool. Sunset in Kitsilano ?? .

Pear cider Photo Shutterstock Taste cider, mead and spirits from all over B.C. along with bites from local businesses at the 2nd annual East Van Cider Fest.

Take a break from the news cycle and help us celebrate the things we covered this week that are making Vancouver Awesome with a capital “A.” July 28 – August 3, 2018 1. On this week’s V.I.A.

After taking a long winter’s break, Olympic Village’s resident giant birds are almost ready to return home.

When Marco and Jamee wind down for the evening, they often sit and read the newspaper together. But last week, something Jamee saw in the New West Record shocked her.

Casual skiers will be breathing a sigh of relief this year, thanks to news that Whistler Blackcomb will be offering a new addition to its suite of passes—a two-day Edge card.

Calling all kids, and kids at heart: There's a new installation in downtown Vancouver that everyone can take a swing on. A Cloud Swing has been put out for public use at Lot 19 at 855 West Hastings.

To help you navigate the streets--and, specifically, the walls--to find all of the incredible new public art by talented muralists, the Vancouver Mural Fest has a terrific online map.