Neema Bickersteth is a supernally gifted soprano. Her galvanic voice outshines anything else onstage -- sets, costumes, accompanists, choreography, narrative context. All the more so when she's ...
Home sales in Metro Vancouver last month dropped by almost 40 per cent from the year before with the sale of detached houses falling hardest. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver says the ...
On the eve of a pivotal premiers' meeting on health care, Christy Clark praised innovation, while critics warned of a "back door" to privatization.
"The election result indicates we still have a bit of a divide in our city, and that we must move forward -- starting tonight," said NPA mayoral candidate Kirk LaPointe, addressing supporters at the ...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government will extend the reviews of two major proposed pipeline projects by several months and appoint new members to the National Energy Board as part of a larger ...
This past weekend over 1800 students from 16 elementary and secondary schools from across Metro Vancouver gave the audience of this Sunday’s Vancouver Giants game a huge treat when they broke out in a ...
What do you think of Bloomberg's intimation he may run for president? I think it's a terrible idea. The last time we had a strong third party candidate in a presidential race it was Ralph Nadar ...
Just in time for T-Day, Portugal has sent its National Theatre director, Tiago Rodrigues, to fortify us against the coming Trumpocalypse in "By Heart" presented by the PuSh Festival. The antidote is ...
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If you have a collaborative project you are working on or thinking about starting, come and give your 90 second pitch to the group. This is a fantastic way to garner feedback, connect with a diverse ...
Take playwright Jacob Rajan, co-founder of New Zealand’s Indian Ink Theatre Company, at his word: think of Mrs. Krishnan’s Party as exactly that – a singing, dancing, cooking, eating, flirting, ...
On a sideboard in Strathcona’s Russian Hall: a box of sugary donuts and a battered chrome tea urn with some Styrofoam cups. The donuts are real; the tea is imaginary, pure theatre. But both are laid ...
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