Events and Entertainment

A lawyer for several medical marijuana dispensaries has urged a B.C. Supreme Court judge to toss out an application to close the shops, saying the federal government failed to include them in its plan to legalize recreational cannabis.

The podcast Seeking Office is hosted by Alex de Boer and is presented by CiTR's News Collective. In this interview, Bob Kronbauer and Lindsay William-Ross find out what it's all about.

One of Vancouver's most unique art events is The Pancakes & Booze Art Show, which proves it's aptly named by featuring art, booze, and free pancakes.

Need a little din-spiration? No worries, Vancouver. With nearly four full months left in 2018, the team behind Dine Out Vancouver is gearing up for 2019. First up: Announcing the dates for the next festival.

Who created the outside, and who curated the project are both deeply tied to British Columbia.

Our Daily Photo #2848 is from eeveewoo who took this calm shot of a moment of solitude in nature. ?Solitude . . . . .

Our Daily Photo #2847 is from tessatham who took this shot while sailing away on a ferry to a nearby getaway. Long weekends calls for an adventure.

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.” August 25 – 31, 2018 1. On this week’s V.I.A.

Meditation Park Eat dim sum, play mahjong and watch cultural performances followed by a screening of Mina Shum's Meditation Park in Chinatown on Saturday evening. Chinatown Movie Night & Culture Fair is happening on September 1 in the Dr.

Candles will be lit at the nternational Overdose Awareness Day Vigil & Rally to remember those that have died from drug overdoses.