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Haitian Fire Meets Cambodian Flavour: Gregory Gourdet and Chanthy Yen Cook One Night Only at Touk in Vancouver
Portland’s Gregory Gourdet (Kann) and Vancouver’s Chanthy Yen (Touk) team up Nov. 9 for a five-course dinner, $199 with pairings. Here’s what to know.
Satiar Shah Is Back: The Sat Shah Show Brings Canucks Talk to YouTube on Oct. 26
After months off the air, Vancouver Canucks analyst Satiar Shah returns Oct. 26 with The Sat Shah Show on YouTube, weekdays at 4 p.m. Here’s the rundown.
Last Solo: Vancouver Choreographer Wen Wei Wang Takes His Final Bow at The Dance Centre
After 30+ years in dance, Wen Wei Wang performs Last Solo at The Dance Centre on Oct. 23 and 24, with tickets from $29. Here’s the story behind it.
Funny and Gay Comedy Festival Debuts in Vancouver Nov. 10–15 With Queer Stand-Up, Drag Brunch and More
Vancouver’s first Funny and Gay Comedy Festival runs Nov. 10–15 with queer stand-up, QueerProv, a drag brunch and a comedy workshop. Here’s the guide.
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No ‘Fall Back’ This Year: What BC’s Permanent Daylight Time Means for Vancouver on Nov. 1
BC skips the Nov. 1 ‘fall back’ and stays on permanent daylight time (UTC-7). Here’s how it changes Vancouver’s time gap with Seattle, Alberta and Toronto.
Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week 2026: Four Nights, 30+ Designers, November 18–21
Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week returns November 18–21 with 30+ Indigenous designers, plus drumming, dance, song and pop-up shops. Here’s what to know.
A Samosa Croissant? Vancouver’s Newest Bakery Is Mixing French Technique With Indian Flavours
A new Vancouver bakery is serving Indian-inspired pastries, including a samosa croissant. Here’s why this fusion fits the city’s food scene so well.
“Asian Comics” Opens at the Chinese Canadian Museum: A Vancouver Premiere Worth Your Weekend
The Chinese Canadian Museum hosts the Canadian premiere of Asian Comics: Evolution of an Art Form, on view in Vancouver through August 15, 2027.
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Thanksgiving Long Weekend in Vancouver: Halloween Frights, Fall Festivals and Free Things to Do
The Thanksgiving long weekend (October 9–12) is stacked in Vancouver, from fright nights and Halloween events to free fall festivals. Plan yours here.
A Permanent Filipino Cultural Centre Is on the Table in Vancouver — Here’s Where Things Stand
A $15M election pledge puts a permanent Filipino Cultural Centre back in the spotlight, with an interim space at Library Square opening soon.
The East Van Cross Has a Creator: Ken Lum and the Story Behind Vancouver’s Favourite Sign
From graffiti warning to Best Public Art winner, artist Ken Lum’s East Van Cross is on earrings, candles and beer cans. Here’s the story behind it.
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