Electric vehicle advocates say EVs are shockingly fun to drive
The future of electric cars in Vancouver is looking positively charged thanks to the efforts of a diverse group of local lobbyists.
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Studio 58’s The Skin of Our Teeth breaks conventions to reach its audience
Langara’s Studio 58 is breaking theatrical convention in its rendition of The Skin of Our Teeth to generate discussion about climate change, politics and human resilience.
Making ‘music of rebellion’
An artist from El Salvador is sparking a social revolution by fusing different cultural musical elements.
Early Christmas celebrations spark up conversation
The Vancouver Christmas Market at Jack Poole Plaza opened its gates on Nov. 22, and many are already getting a taste of the German-inspired market. The aromas of fresh chocolate and the sounds of classic Christmas carols are flowing through…
Buying ethical fashion becoming easier for consumers
An online marketplace is helping to streamline shopping for consumers who want to purchase ethically produced goods.
Giving Tuesday with Arts Umbrella
Reported by Jennifer Wilson and Shoji Whittier
Young Canadians give less to charity than older generations according to Giving Tuesday organizers. This year, a new Vancouver specific movement, #VanGives, is encouraging organizations to…
Face tattoos becoming a mainstream trend in North America
Once the last frontier of tattoo counterculture, face tattoos appear to be going mainstream, according to a number of industry insiders.
Celebrating 150 years through the evolution of fashion throughout history
Reported by Myra Dionne
With a little fashion and a whole lot of glamour Ivan Sayers brought history back to life on Sunday.
Sayers, a fashion historian and collector with Society for the Museum of Original Costume, hosted 150 Years…
Exotic pets more high maintenance than most expect
Reported by Natalia Buendia Calvillo
Local reptile connoisseurs say people are giving away their reptiles after discovering how high-maintenance exotic pets are.
The owners of Circus SideShow Reptiles, who hosted a snake handling…
Tap dancing popularity on the rise
Reported by Jennifer Wilson
Two South Vancouver tap dancing teachers say the style is being revived in part due to blockbuster films.
The Rhythm Room dance studio in South Vancouver, owned by Jennifer Bishop, is entering its 10th…