Events and Entertainment

Yes, the Chinatown Otter has somehow made their way back to the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden, and the koi have been temporarily moved to a safe, otter-free place (again, just like they were last year).

Say what you will about turning the clocks back, or the chill in the air, or the end of balmy patio nights, but Metro Vancouver is a straight up stunner when it comes to sunsets this time of year.

For the most fun on two rails, model train enthusiasts know there’s no place else you can choo-choo-choose to be in B.C. but at the annual Vancouver Train Expo.

BIG NEWS: The Chinatown Otter is back! The critter first burst onto the scene in 2018 when they ate a bunch of koi out of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden's pond, including a 50-year-old fish named Madonna .

November is Adoption Awareness Month and one New Westminster family is sharing their story to encourage others to adopt.

The B.C. government says a look at funding for the HPV9 vaccine will be part of its annual review of the province’s public funding structure.

If you are like the many Metro Vancouverites who can't wait to get into the festive spirit, you'll be thrilled to know that Western Canada's largest Christmas store has opened its doors for the 2019 season.

The Maze comes to Vancouver next year in May and offers a huge arcade-style maze as well as a "pixel" room filled with old-school games and activities.

Vancouver fall foliage takes on vibrant hues of red, yellow, orange, and even gold, and the crisp weather is perfect for rocking cozy sweaters.

Survey results show cannabis consumption among seniors has been accelerating at a much faster pace than it has among other age groups.