Events and Entertainment

VANCOUVER - Centuries-old artifacts from the Pacific northwest coast are among items lost in the recent fire that destroyed the National Museum of Brazil, but a museum curator in Vancouver says the North American works will live on through digitizati

Our Daily Photo #2850 is from ne_meic who took this shot at during a peaceful day at Alouette Lake.

Photo Shutterstock Head down to the last Steveston Farmers & Artisans Market (SFAM) of the season to enjoy free corn and cake on Sunday, September 16.

Doors close, doors open. That's pretty much how things went for Tamara Komuniecki, the owner and operator of Delish General Store.

This meat- and whiskey-loaded evening at Main Street's Cascade Room is in its second year, and it's definitely a great opportunity to feed your inner barbarian.

The family-friendly event features playgrounds and interactive features, illuminated sculptures (perfect for photo ops), a Pirate Ship, mini-golf, live entertainment, and a full artisan market, showcasing local boutiques, vendors, and food.

Get to know some of the people living, working and surrounding Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in this series written by a 17-year-old who is speaking with individuals first-hand. This week, meet Thomas.

Our Daily Photo #2849 is from jennyawu who took this shot of Sunset Beach with the last bit of sunlight in the sky. The start of a new week, and the start of the end of summer.

More than a third of British Columbians (35%) go online before and after visiting their doctor. Some residents appear to be arriving at the doctor’s office armed with information gathered online. Others seem to be getting a “second opinion” from the web after spending time with their general practitioner.

Playing a hometown gig in Stanley Park in front of thousands may not even be the high water mark for Belle Game’s September calendar. Come Sept. 15, they embark on a month-long tour with former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr that takes them across Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.