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Cradled Origins Brings Eight First Nations Artists to the Bill Reid Gallery
Cradled Origins at the Bill Reid Gallery features eight emerging and mid-career First Nations artists, running September 2026 through January 2027.
Carnavalito on the Road Brings Latin American Culture to Langley
Carnavalito on the Road, a travelling Latin American cultural festival, is bringing music and dance to Langley’s Douglas Park.
Joan Phillip’s Legacy Will Shape B.C.’s Fall Political Season
B.C.’s NDP heads into a fall session dominated by Indigenous rights debates while honouring the legacy of MLA and activist Joan Phillip.
Vancouver Marked Overdose Awareness Day as B.C.’s Toxic Drug Crisis Continues
Vancouver marked International Overdose Awareness Day as B.C. remains one of the hardest-hit regions in the country.
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Liberal Braeden Caley Wins the North Vancouver-Capilano Byelection
Liberal Braeden Caley has won the North Vancouver-Capilano byelection, keeping the riding in Liberal hands.
Sing Sing’s Third Location Just Opened at Willowbrook — Pizza or Pho, Your Call
Sing Sing’s pizza-meets-pho concept just opened its third location at Willowbrook in Langley.
Why You’ll See B.C. Landmarks Lit Up Blue All Through September
B.C. landmarks are lighting up blue this September for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month’s Light Up in Blue campaign.
The Bad Beats Went Digging for Deep Cuts on Shiver & Shake: 14 Canadian Cold Cuts
The Bad Beats skip the obvious hits on Shiver & Shake: 14 Canadian Cold Cuts, digging up overlooked Canadian songs instead.
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Affordability Is the Top Issue as North Vancouver-Capilano Heads to the Polls
North Vancouver-Capilano voters head to the polls Monday, with housing affordability and traffic topping the list of concerns.
‘Home Is Where the Paperwork Is’: What Vancouver’s Immigrants Want You to Understand
A new feature on Vancouver-area immigrants captures a quiet, universal truth: for newcomers, home is secured by paperwork as much as an address.
Vancouver’s Nepali Community Joins a Nationwide Pause on Teej Celebrations
Nepalese community organizations across Canada, including here in Vancouver, cancelled Teej celebrations following devastating flooding in Nepal.
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