Arts & Life

Who needs monogamy anyways? The taboo of alternative relationships is a thing of the past

Audiences can expect to be kept on their toes with the shift between reality and imaginary in this upcoming play.

Reported by Rica Talay Catalyst Dance, a South Vancouver dance group, is getting a leg up in their career with their upcoming production Chiaroscuro. The show is produced by Dezza Dance as part of the Leg Up! Dance Project, an…

Reported by Duncan Anderson Confirmation bias is defined in terms of energy. It takes the brain less energy to confirm something a person already thinks is right, than to wrestle with new or conflicting information. Understanding…

Reported by Jessica Purver Asian-inspired Hawaiian poke has quickly become Vancouver’s newest fusion food trend. Poke (poke-AY), a seafood dish popular in Hawaii, is made up of fresh cubes of raw, marinated fish and topped with assorted…

Reported by Bonnie Lee La Madeleine Workplace romances and office hook-ups fuel intrigue in television and movies, but in real life workplace relationships, especially during the holiday season, can destroy reputations and careers. A…

Reported by Emelie Peacock Putting a pet under the Christmas tree is a bad idea, according to Vancouver animal rights groups. Jodi Dunlop, BC SPCA Vancouver branch manager, said the amount of animals returned to SPCA shelters after the…

Reported by Clare Hennig The Burnaby Public Library set out to do 60 community outreach events this year for their 60th anniversary – they ended up doing nearly 80, the last of which was a ‘pop-up’ library at Wesburn Community Centre…

Reported by Caitlin O'Flanagan As cinema prices continue to rise, families are looking for cheaper, new ways to get the movie theatre experience. Sunset Community Centre in South Vancouver has started hosting a free event called Family…