Whether you’re seeking an original performance that explores the human condition, or craving a catchy song-and-dance parody of pop culture icons, the 2015 Vancouver Fringe Festival has a bit of something for everyone.
The revolutionary heavy metal band Black Sabbath will begin its final tour, The End, this January.
If you like Greta Gerwig, Noah Baumbach, and French new wave, you will enjoy Mistress America.
The Cross Currents abstract art exhibit at the Amelia Douglas Gallery opened in August as part of the New West Cultural Crawl.
Throughout August and early September, several events have taken place at Douglas College, such as New Student Orientation and the Week of Welcome.
An investigation by the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) into what they at first called a “suspicious” death has come to a close.
The flag at New Westminster City Hall was flying at half-mast to honour Tom Baker, the city’s mayor from 1982–1988.
On September 10, a rally hosted by the Liberal Party took place at the South Hall in Vancouver.
Canada has already experienced an eventful election season, and there’s undoubtedly more to happen over the next six weeks before voters head to cast their ballots.
It’s difficult to believe that what started as peaceful protest against the government in 2011 escalated to a full-blown war.