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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
Education Minister Mike Bernier made a public statement following a Supreme Court decision to grant the B.C. Teachers Federation leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in their court action ...
Local musicians donated their time and collaborated their acoustic talent last week at the annual Sing It Fwd concert. With the mindset of "music changes lives" and the idea of passing on that notion, ...
Around three years ago, Laurier Elementary got a call from a concerned community member. Laurier principal Janet Souther remembers the day distinctively. Expecting a concern, she remembers being ...
Before the films below, here’s a tip to a very good one. The Guilty is a superbly tense thriller from Denmark that is showing just once, so far, at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the VanCity Theatre sponsored by ...
British Columbia's finance minister says the threshold to claim homeowner grants will be raised to help the tax burden on those whose property values have soared. Mike de Jong wouldn't say what the ...
Vancouver bylaw officers have issued 9,000 warnings and a few hundred tickets to city residents and businesses who failed scrape snow and ice from their walkways. The announcement comes as another big ...
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