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With temps as low as - 17.5C in the Bella Coola area, it's no wonder sea spray hitting the deck of the BC Ferries vessel Nimpkish froze on contact, turning vehicles into giant ice sculptures.

Our Daily Photo #2945 is from erikandersen who took this shot of the snow being lit up by Chinatown's neon lights.

Vancouver's biggest dog meet-up of the year takes place next month and promises to delight canine aficionados from far and wide.

This week on the V.I.A. Podcast Casey-Jo Loos from The Peak 102.

The location of the annual 4/20 pot protest is once again up for discussion and at least one park board commissioner is hoping to see it move on from Sunset Beach.

Vancouver Park Board recently announced a slew of fieldhouse residencies welcoming a new crop of artists, food and garden enthusiasts, and athletes into parks across the city.

Few back in 1919 could have anticipated that the Vancouver Symphony would last 100 years, and that a century later it would be the oldest registered symphony society in Canada.

Take a break from the news cycle and help us celebrate the things we covered this week that are making Vancouver Awesome with a capital “A.” January 26 – February 1, 2019 Andrew Knapp and Momo. Photo Bob Kronbauer 1. On this week's V.I.A.

The claim of having the largest jacuzzi in the country is just one of many improvements coming to downtown Richmond leisure services

Are you guilty of bingeing on true crime podcasts and Netflix series? Looking to get an even deeper look at these stories? Clear your weekend because we’ve curated a collection of books that will not let you go until you’ve turned the final page.