Events and Entertainment

The perceptions of Canadians on animal welfare issues have gone through noticeable changes over the past two decades.

The Canadian Holiday Train is set to visit more than 100 communities across Canada, collecting food and funds along the way.

Richmond’s Ajaye Jardine was named Female Artist of the Year at the BC Country Music Association award show on Oct. 20.

A holiday market especially made for weirdos is returning to Vancouver next month and promises to be “bigger, better and more bizarre than ever.”

Vancouver is getting a sparkly, moving piece of public art: A massive 18th century French-inspired chandelier. What's the story behind this massive marvel?

Every year he and his crew cover eight massive Douglas firs with Christmas lights – billed as the largest grove of living Christmas trees in the world - for Canyon Lights in North Vancouver.

Surrey will glow a little brighter later this month, when a magical 60-foot Christmas tree is lit up to mark the start of the holiday season.

Vancouverites looking for a different way to celebrate the holiday season can jump aboard this jolly Christmas Carol Cruise.

This December, Vancouver's Bloedel Conservatory is hosting Festivale Tropicale, a holiday season event that promises fun for all ages.

More funding has been provided to B.C. schools for student mental health programs to ensure youth across the province have the right support when they need it.