Events and Entertainment

Skookum may have been where the cool kids were hanging out on the weekend, but noise from the festival was not music to the ears of everyone – particularly those who hadn’t planned on attending from their West Vancouver living rooms.

Tree huggers take note: Vancouver Park Board's Fall tree sale is happening this month, and now is the time to pre-purchase trees online for just $10 a pop.

In our series of stories from a teenager profiling Downtown Eastsiders: A former addict and DTES resident shares his beliefs on just how important it is to help Vancouver's youth from falling into addiction and homelessness.

B.C. cannabis users could be paying a provincial tax as high as 10 per cent on their purchases if the province’s municipalities get the tax deal they say is necessary to offset the effects of marijuana legalization.

Our Daily Photo #2854 is from zachcardoso who took this shot of the city showing glimpses of fall.

Thrills await those brave enough to make their way through what's being called the "scariest corn maze in Canada," and the creepy venue is just a little ways outside Vancouver in Abbotsford.

Vancouver Heritage Foundation is staging a new tour later this month that explores the layers of history in the city’s West End. The self-guided tour includes 15 stops in an area bounded by Robson Street and English Bay and Burrard Street and Stanley Park.

It's the time of year to raise a beer (or two or three) to the German tradition of Oktoberfest. Grab your lederhosen and brush up your dance moves, and get ready to fill your belly with the best of Bavaria, from brews to schnitzel.

Immigration is fuelling the popularity of French-immersion programs in some provinces and territories as parents across the country increasingly consider bilingualism an important national value tied to lifelong cultural opportunities for their children.

A large-scale marijuana greenhouse operation in East Ladner has been given the go-ahead to grow even more.