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Kelsey Hamilton Skipped Law School for the Mic and Now She’s Opening at the Vogue Theatre
Vancouver comedian Kelsey Hamilton traded the family law path for stand-up. She opens for Lucas Zelnick at the Vogue Theatre on Nov. 8.
Masayoshi on Fraser Street Just Won Best Japanese Restaurant in North America
Fraserhood’s Masayoshi was named North America’s Best Japanese Cuisine Restaurant at the World Culinary Awards. Here’s why the win matters for Vancouver’s food scene.
Remembrance Day 2026 in Metro Vancouver: Where to Pay Your Respects on Nov. 11
Remembrance Day falls on Nov. 11. Here’s how to find ceremonies across Metro Vancouver and what to know before you head out.
Lights of Hope Kicks Off Vancouver’s Holiday Season With a Free Fireworks Show
Lights of Hope returns to kick off the holidays in Vancouver with a free fireworks display next week. Here’s what to know before you go.
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40 Years After the Man in Motion Tour, Rick Hansen Says Accessibility Gaps Remain
Four decades after wheeling 40,000+ km around the world, Rick Hansen says barriers for people with disabilities remain. Here’s what that means locally.
A New Izakaya Is Coming to Richmond’s Former Manzo Itamae Space
After Manzo Itamae closed following 18 years, the team behind a beloved Richmond restaurant is opening a new izakaya in the same space.
66 Votes in Burnaby South-Metrotown: Why Every Ballot Counted in Metro Vancouver’s Tightest Race
Just 66 votes separate the NDP and Conservative candidates in Burnaby South-Metrotown. Here’s why a margin this thin makes every ballot matter.
Wonton Mama 2.0 at the Fairmont Vancouver Airport: A Fall Dinner Escape Without the Flight
The Wonton Mama dining experience is back at the Fairmont Vancouver Airport for dinner service through the end of the year. Here’s what to know.
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Who Becomes B.C.’s Next Indigenous Relations Minister? What the Pick Means for DRIPA
As B.C.’s new premier builds a cabinet, the Indigenous relations minister pick will signal how the province treats DRIPA and its relationships with First Nations.
Eastside Culture Crawl Turns 30: Vancouver’s Biggest Open-Studio Art Festival Returns in November
Eastside Culture Crawl, Vancouver’s biggest visual arts festival, marks 30 years this November. Here’s what to know before you go wander the studios.
Arc’teryx’s Walk Gently Collection Puts Musqueam Artist Cole Sparrow-Crawford and Salish Design Front and Centre
Arc’teryx’s new Walk Gently collection, developed with Musqueam artist Cole Sparrow-Crawford, draws on Salish traditions from the land Vancouver sits on.
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