The next coach will be tasked with bringing in a lot of the same structure and composure and respect that Tocchet had. They will also be tasked with getting the best out of Pettersson and in ...

Griffin Art Projects is turning 10, and instead of a standard retrospective, the North Vancouver gallery is putting the spotlight on the often-invisible forces behind the scenes: its collectors. The ...

On May 23, beloved local funnyman Graham Clark returns to the stage at Little Mountain Gallery for 24 uninterrupted hours of standup. It’s his third time attempting this comedic endurance test, and if ...

From August 16 to September 1, more than a dozen artists will be taking to the Pacific Coliseum stage. (The new PNE Amphitheatre, aka the Freedom Mobile Arch, is set to open next year.) Admission to ...

On June 6, the North Shore will officially welcome its first-ever lift-accessed mountain bike park, with the highly anticipated opening of Grouse Bike Park.

“After the Broadway Plan was approved, ABC got elected and shut down the office, using COVID-era stats to justify it,” says Fry. “Now, four years later, the Broadway Plan is affecting renters, and ...

The province’s BC Fairs, Festivals and Events Fund (the BCFFE Fund)—which distributed nearly $80 million to help events like Mural Fest rebuild post-pandemic restrictions and keep running—was not ...

Celebrate the season at Maan Farms, where spring festivities meet wine country charm. Mother figures get free entry on May 11 and can enjoy complimentary tastings of floral and black cherry wines, ...

Ready to make moves in May? From May 5 – 16, visit your local participating Planet Fitness location to work out for FREE! No commitment, no pressure – just 11 days of free access to fitness to help ...

STICKY Show is back for its fourth year, and yes, it’s still tiny.

Vancouver’s downtown shopping and entertainment destination, Junction Public Market, returns May 1 to September 28 at Granville Square – 200 Granville St., between Waterfront Station and Canada Place.

You’re reliable, but feigning shin splints to get out of the BMO Vancouver Marathon is 100 percent okay. Casually pin your racing bib to a gel-eating stranger. Turn acquaintances into long-term ...