[cat-description]Destination British Columbia uses virtual reality to attract tourists [VIDEO] "We just really wanted to make it an interactive experience, on top of being immersive, and give people ...

In the 1920s and 1930s, the African American community coalesced socially and politically around a blossoming of their community's artistic and intellectual power – Black Americans were at the ...

It goes without saying, but this is going to be one epic weekend. It's our Canada Day event edition and it's jam packed with dance parties, live music festivals, food tastings, cruises and even a ...

Explosions and robot battles are making most of the noise on the big screens this week.There are alternatives in the new films, though, including sex, strident pessimism and economic meltdown.

After sundown in the Vancouver Film School Cafe, dozens of local youth sit hunched over long tables, their hands busily drawing on a long roll of white paper. Their sketches depict bizarre scenes of ...

Day one of the Alliance for Arts’ second annual Arts Summit took place this Thursday (June 24) in Surrey. The Summit convened artists, arts administrators and government representatives to discuss the ...

When BC-based internet users seek out YouTube videos about the oil sands, they're likely to be confronted with ads like this one by British Columbians for International Prosperity (BC4IP), a ...

"Dr. Shehla Ebrahim, of Ambleside Dermedics, confirms that I’m not the only one who prefers the pinprick of a needle to the knife," author Lynn Schnernberger writes.

CBS-TV's Zoo—which films in Vancouver—is being targeted for cruelty in a massive PETA ad campaign for using captive wild animals.