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Graffiti on downtown Vancouver mural sparks outrage on social media

Graffiti on downtown Vancouver mural sparks outrage on social media

"You never ruin another artist's work with your throw-up."
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OPINION: Aaron Gunn isn’t alt-right, he could be the next BC Liberal leader

OPINION: Aaron Gunn isn’t alt-right, he could be the next BC Liberal leader

Social media personality Aaron Gunn personifies the conservative wing of the BC Liberals’ “big tent”, which has panicked some party faithful
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March break rolling out as usual as COVID-19 variant exposures rise in B.C. schools

March break rolling out as usual as COVID-19 variant exposures rise in B.C. schools

"Have we been consumed by worrying about these issues? Yes," says Dr. Bonnie Henry, as more than 20 B.C. schools have now seen exposures to COVID-19 variant cases
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Here is how fast COVID-19 can spread after a pub trivia night in B.C. (INFOGRAPHIC)

Here is how fast COVID-19 can spread after a pub trivia night in B.C. (INFOGRAPHIC)

The visual tool was created following a "superspreader" event in Port Moody
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B.C. vaccinates more than 200,000 people for COVID-19, as second dose shots fall to a trickle

B.C. vaccinates more than 200,000 people for COVID-19, as second dose shots fall to a trickle

203,193 B.C. residents have had at least one dose of a vaccine, for an average of 2,639 people per day during the roll-out.
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This new art exhibit explores our obsession with food photography (VIDEO)

This new art exhibit explores our obsession with food photography (VIDEO)

Tip: Don't go on an empty stomach!
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Vancouver wants us to help reduce the number of Canada geese in the city

Vancouver wants us to help reduce the number of Canada geese in the city

The city estimates there are 3,500 Canada geese in the city right now, and that number is growing
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First of its kind study set to help Metro Vancouver healthcare workers using music therapy

First of its kind study set to help Metro Vancouver healthcare workers using music therapy

The study will involve 20 healthcare workers who will scan their own brainwaves after therapy sessions
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City launches trial of first 'slow zone' in Vancouver with lower speed limit

City launches trial of first 'slow zone' in Vancouver with lower speed limit

Slow down, Vancouver drivers.
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City of Vancouver launches $300,000 fund for Indigenous and underrepresented musicians

City of Vancouver launches $300,000 fund for Indigenous and underrepresented musicians

The initiative is intended to support emerging artists and industry professionals who experience systemic barriers to funding
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