Events and Entertainment

I started this project called A Stranger A Day to overcome my shyness and talk to people. The challenge: talk to a stranger a day for a year of my life and try to convince them to let me take a picture and share a story.

The latest in our High Fiving Celebrities series is with none other than the BC Lions' starting quarterback Travis Lulay high fiving a random toddler while holding his shoulder pads, helmet and a butter tart! Follow Travis on Facebook ! Click below t

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver. With 26,319+ artists , boasting 121,145+ tracks , the CBC Radio 3 web site is the absolute ultimate authority, and the home, of independent music in Canada.

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!) Today's photograph has a lot in common with yesterday's image - a longer exposure after dusk at the water's edge.

Thrice weekly I bring you personified pieces of our city. Reaching into all of the different neighbourhoods I collect images of all types of inanimate objects, then bring them to life! OBJECT: Boat NEIGHBOURHOOD: Mount Pleasant

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!) Seems like people are a little unhappy with the weather lately in Vancouver.

The Beaty Biodiversity Museum is Vancouver’s only natural history museum, dedicated to creating a shared sense of community and wonder.

It's a new dog twice a week! Click here to find out how to get your dog posted if you haven't sent in your photos yet! Today's dog featured in Dogtown Vancouver is Jacob, Vivien C's pup. Here's what she had to say about him... NAME: Jacob.

LOCATION: Tofino, Vancouver Island ( Click for Map ) I thought we'd venture a little farther afield this week and take a trip to Tofino.

Skateboard culture is deeply rooted in this fine city of ours. Not only does Metro Vancouver produce some of the world’s finest wood-wheelers, it’s also a major migratory destination for skaters from all over Canada.