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Crossing the city from mountains to shores, day to night, and from landmarks to landscapes, this evocative video captures some of Vancouver's loveliest places and moments.

The Terror is a supernatural horror TV series inspired by true events, and the theme of its second season rang true for Vancouver actor Lee Shorten.

This could be your chance to own one of B.C.'s last video stores. The owner of Leo's Videos is looking to sell the business to someone who'll keep the store similar to how it currently operates.

Gigi Saul Guerrero read the original script for Culture Shock and told the studio it wasn’t Mexican enough, and it needed to be.

The Good Doctor is a good show; chances are you probably watch it. In 2018, 47.7 million people watched the B.C. filmed ABC drama.

Sellam, the stabber, was charged with second-degree murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in jail.

A driver witnessed a near-accident at the corner of Highway 97 and Highway 99 near Cache Creek and they have the video evidence to prove it.

"Always Be My Maybe," set predominantly in San Francisco, was filmed in Vancouver in 2018. Keen-eyed Vancouver viewers will easily spot some key locations in the movie, particularly the restaurants.

Goat-milking gone glam, hilarious banter, and family drama are just a few things to expect in the new Vancouver-filmed reality show, Relatively Nat & Liv.

Bryce Zimmerman, Vancouver-based cinematographer and filmmaker, directed a CBC Short Documentary about the Society called Sweat Together.