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This popular mobile bookstore is setting up shop in Vancouver’s Hastings-Sunrise

This popular mobile bookstore is setting up shop in Vancouver’s Hastings-Sunrise

After two years on the road, Iron Dog Books is parking the truck in the Hastings-Sunrise neighbourhood in order to open up a permanent bookstore.
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This is one of Metro Vancouver's most spectacular home Christmas lights display

This is one of Metro Vancouver's most spectacular home Christmas lights display

A Burnaby family is raising money for sick children this Christmas by lighting up their front yard.
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HIV rate continues decline to record low in British Columbia

HIV rate continues decline to record low in British Columbia

The British Columbia government says the number of new annual HIV cases has reached a record low.
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Meet the B.C. kid that has pi memorized to 200 digits and speaks 4 languages

Meet the B.C. kid that has pi memorized to 200 digits and speaks 4 languages

José Valdes Rodriguez is a whiz in high-school math. He speaks four languages, and has been a guest speaker at events held at the University of Victoria’s observatory. Not bad for a 10-year-old.
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Vancouver General Hospital hailed as North American leader in advanced life support

Vancouver General Hospital hailed as North American leader in advanced life support

Thanks to innovative technology and a team of health care professionals at Vancouver General Hospital, Nick Kanaan is breathing easier and chasing his young daughter around the playground.
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Here's all the festive winter fun happening in Whistler

Here's all the festive winter fun happening in Whistler

Natural snow in the valley or not, Whistler's winter programming kicks off today (Nov. 30) with the opening of the skating rink at Olympic Plaza.
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B.C. kidney disease treatment lands $65m investment

B.C. kidney disease treatment lands $65m investment

Treating kidney disease compared with other diseases in 2019 may evoke thoughts of the Dark Ages for some patients and doctors, according to Tom Frohlich.
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Bentwood box charity auction helps Indigenous youth

Bentwood box charity auction helps Indigenous youth

James Michels, a Métis/Cree artist who lives in Burnaby, created dozens of blank bentwood boxes for the Lattimer Gallery’s Bentwood box silent auction.
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Vancouver's roaming Jewish deli will pop-up with their pastrami for two nights only

Vancouver's roaming Jewish deli will pop-up with their pastrami for two nights only

He's back! Vancouver chef Nitzan Cohen is reviving his popular Mensch. Jewish Delicatessen after a long hiatus, with two nights of his signature hot pastrami and more before the year is out.
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Watch this giant tree light up at North Vancouver's jolly Christmas Festival

Watch this giant tree light up at North Vancouver's jolly Christmas Festival

The Shipyards will be transformed into a winter wonderland later this month for the City of North Vancouver’s annual Christmas Festival.
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