Events and Entertainment

The B.C. government is offering up $8.87 million to school districts and independent schools for mental health and wellness programs over the next three years.

Vancouverites will have the chance to borrow a dog from a ‘Canine Library’ using a bark-code — just like checking out a book — at Emery Barnes Park next weekend.

Our daily photo is from @pareshbhalla of a stunning sunset peeking through the buildings in Vancouver city.

It may sound extremely odd, but the Zee Zee Theatre and the Vancouver Public Library are lending human books at the Human Library on Saturday and Sunday.

A retired Squamish man has ridden in one of the gondola's 30 cabins to the summit 885 metres above Howe Sound a total of 1,317 times since it opened in May of 2014.

Bike the Night takes place this Saturday in the heart of Downtown Vancouver and offers thousands of cyclists the opportunity to ride in style after dark.

From long table dinners paired with PNW wines to a brand-new game day tailgate BBQ pop-up (and a couple of plant-based gatherings in-between) September in Vancouver is packed with delicious events.

A former Vancouverite and his family are joining local residents who are gathering up clothes and buying groceries to help those in the Bahamas affected by Hurricane Dorian.

The two 'advice-a-thon' days are meant to bridge the gap between expensive legal aid and low-income Vancouverites, with lawyers giving their time to offer free advice to locals.

Teachers in British Columbia will be returning to the classroom without a contract despite the help of a mediator who spent 13 days this summer at the bargaining table with their union and the employer.