We are pleased to announce the latest round of community-led projects funded through the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation’s Neighbourhood Matching Fund(NMF). For 30 years, the…
Top local culinary experts set to hit the stage February 8-11th, 2024
at BC Place Stadium
The Vancouver JUNOS Host Committee, along with the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS), are excited to announce the return of the JUNOS to Vancouver, B.C. next year.
Nisha Pahuja’s Notice Pictures/NFB co-production To Kill a Tiger nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Feature Film
Legendary British luxury Sportscar maker Aston Martin is celebrating its 110th anniversary and 75 years of the iconic DB Grand Touring two-door coupe. This model was made famous by the James Bond spy movie franchise as the car of choice for Agent 007.
The Fraser Valley real estate market continues to cool heading into the holiday season as buyers and sellers maintain the holding pattern seen over the latter half of this year.
Sher Vancouver is thrilled to announce that Vinay Giridhar’s remarkable debut feature documentary, “Emergence: Out of the Shadows,” has received the Best Feature Film Award (19+ category) at the inaugural Langley City Film Festival. The awards ceremony and screening took place at Lumiere Film Studios in Langley on Saturday, October 21, 2023, marking a poignant conclusion to a successful festival circuit.
The first annual Drishti Women’s Day Golf event, presented by Save-On-Foods, was held on July 6, 2023, at the Peace Portal Par 3 Golf…
An experienced and accomplished team of eight Para cyclists have been nominated to compete for Canada at the Santiago 2023 Parapan Am Games, the Canadian Paralympic Committee and Cycling Canada announced on Monday.
B.C.’s largest automotive dealership group has invested more than $2 million on creating an EV-focused infrastructure at 20 of its retail locations, with more to come
VanDusen Botanical Garden warmly welcomes the return of Harvest Days, an affordable family-friendly event that celebrates the fall season. Starting October 7, throughout weekends in October, the VanDusen vegetable garden and maze area will be transformed with autumn décor, crafts and activities, delicious food vendors, and lively music performances suitable for all ages.
The creative, countrywide expression of arts, culture, and heritage returns for three weeks this fall, offering FREE and Pay-What-You-May activities in rural and urban communities across the province.
In 1972, with a population of 22 million, Canada built 232,200 new homes. Fifty years later in 2022, with a population of 39 million, fewer than 220,000 new homes were built. We have not been able to move the needle on supply in two generations. In fact, we’re losing ground.