The highlight of this day is the "group of death" match between Cote d'Ivoire and Portugal that could become one of the highlights of the tournament. Two great teams. Winner likely to advance, loser l ...

The National Ballet of Cuba, founded by Prima Ballerina Assoluta Alicia Alonso in 1948, is one of the world’s premiere classical ballet companies. They're coming to Vancouver February 16-18 at the ...

Seedy hotels, strip clubs, hemp cafes, cops, and robbers line the walls of the Fall Gallery at 644 Seymour Street in Vancouver. On Friday, Feb 5, local artist Mad Dog welcomed fans to his first show ...

Unlike anything else in the PuSh Fest -- or for that matter any other Vancouver venue, either -- the Scotiabank Dance Centre's staging of Relative Collider plunged right into the performance without ...

Road closures and designated traffic lanes, plus 250,000 Olympics visitors in Vancouver spell massive reshuffling for commuters this month and next. Fifty-thousand motor vehicles cross the Cambie ...

The recent news about the execution-style killing of 100 dogs in Whister, B.C. brought back the memory: sledding through the backcountry on a brutally cold morning with beautiful dogs. My son kept a ...

Industry Minister Tony Clement said that the federal government will ask the CRTC to overturn a recent decision on usage-based billing for the Internet. However, CRTC chair Konrad von Finckenstein ...

Why does the issue of racism pop up so frequently during the GOP nomination process? Though it has never been as blatant as the claims made against Texas congressman Ron Paul on Wednesday via ...

This week the UBC Board of Governor’s provisionally rejected calls by faculty and staff to divest the university endowment funds from fossil fuels. Yet in calling on their lawyers to address the ...

BC youth’s leadership and creativity in creating social, economic, and environmental change globally is highlighted by the BC Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) as part of International ...

A curmudgeonly has-been fills the patchwork projection screen, ranting on about the appalling decline in – well, just about everything that matters: public discourse, idealism, empathy, grammar.

BP's recently released "BP Energy Outlook 2030" report claims that a dramatic rise in new unconventional sources of oil -- tight oil, tar sands and NGLs -- will solve the "peak oil" problem. These new ...