Events and Entertainment

Many times a day, the people you see crossing the street or meet in your travels make you smile and wonder, “What is their life like? What is their story?” A photographer is compelled to capture these individuals’ image to communicate their unique st

Hey, legendary member of the Toronto Blue Jays, Joe Carter, who hit a walk-off homerun to help them win their second ever World Series! High five, Joe Carter! Joe has been in town for a couple of days and was spotted this morning signing autographs o

This past Saturday Girl Skateboards opened an incredible exhibition at Known Gallery in Los Angeles celebrating 20 years in business.

Have you ever wanted to be a part of The Amazing Race? Couldn’t make the cut? Can’t take the time off? Too much of a commitment? Well what if there was a mini version, in your city, for a day? There is! It's the Scion City Chase powered by GoodLife F

THE PROOF is a weekly roundup showcasing local creatives. A column for creatives to share their story and work, in a unique, concise format: each creative shows 8 pictures and answers 8 questions.

A new kitty once a week! Click here to find out how your cat can appear on Van City Kitty . Here are the deets on Ryan , submitted by VIA reader : Lara White ! Name: Ryan ... Breed/Colouring: Brown Tabby ... Hood: Crosstown ...

It's a new dog once a week! Click here to find out how to get your dog posted if you haven't sent in your photos yet! Today's dog featured in Dogtown Vancouver is Beans, Blythe D's pup. Here's what she had to say about him... NAME: Beans.

chef Robert Clark prepares pink salmon samples for the hungry public at the 2011 Pink Salmon Festival. Recent news stories about devastating Fraser Sockeye returns have raised alarm bells among salmon lovers and environmentalists alike.

Remember COFFEE #49 in our 500 Coffees Series? Tourism Vancouver announced today that our #49 (and their CEO for the last 20... years!), Rick Antonson, will be leaving his position in June of 2014.

The Jamcouver Cultural Society is a non-profit group formed by the Vancouver skateboard community to spotlight arts and culture with a focused goal on achieving a sustainable indoor skatepark for the rainiest city in Canada.