Events and Entertainment

Our Daily Photo #2825 is from jaemiesures who took this summer shot at Kitsilano Beach. Ready to get into the swing of things, jk I am still mourning the end of this wonderful weekend.

Burnaby residents will have the chance to voice their thoughts on local cannabis sales at a public hearing on Aug. 28.

A GoFundMe page has been set up for the teenaged girl who passed away at the Centre of Gravity festival in Kelowna this past weekend.

People often muse about the first thing they’d buy if they won the lottery – chances are, a Slurpee wouldn’t be high on the list.

At the age of 15, Ashley Coupal of North Vancouver is the first Canadian ever to have won a Gold Medal in the World Ballet Competition Finals event which took place June 10 to 16 in Orlando, Florida.

Cat lovers had a chance to meet famous felines, shop for cat-themed merchandise and watch adoptable kittens play

Johanna Wagstaffe is a science reporter, meteorologist, seismologist, and author of a children’s book about earthquakes, Fault Lines. We talked about her book, the earthquake podcast she hosted, if and how we can be prepared for the big quake that’s on the horizon, and more. Because, oh, yeah, Vancouver: the big one IS coming.

Photo Clare Koning The Vancouver Whitecaps will bring rainbow colours to the field at BC Place for the annual Pride Night game tonight at 7 p.m. facing Minnesota United.

Our Daily Photo #2824 is from christostrophe who took this shot at Jericho Beach.

A blood moon rises over Gaza City, Friday, July 27, 2018. Skywatchers around much of the world are looking forward to a complete lunar eclipse that will be the longest this century.