We are thrilled to celebrate the work of Mary Sui Yee Wong in this long overdue retrospective of her work, which was seen on and off in Vancouver and Montreal in the 1990s and 2000s,” shares Chan in a ...

Vancouver is filled with hidden gems that even locals might not know about. From the treetop canopy walk at UBC’s Botanical ...

The spring concert calendar is already filling up with Indian superstars, Latin American rappers, Ballet B.C. — and even ...

Luckily, this amazing food tour of Chinatown lets you explore its delicious cuisine with an expert. Vancouver’s West End has been a safe haven for the gay community since the 1940s. Davie Street ...

the Vancouver Chinatown Merchants Association and the Vancouver Chinatown BIA Society. In a letter to mayor and council, the organizations said Chinatown has “long felt the impact of rampant ...

⚠️ Heads up: Gastown and Chinatown border Vancouver’s notorious Downtown Eastside ... buses and the SkyTrain (but not the False Creek Ferries or Hop-On/Hop-Off bus tours). A one-day pass for one-zone ...

and resilience of these four shining stars in Vancouver’s bar scene. Then, on March 6th, join whisky curator Stacy Kyle for Spirited Women, an evening of bold flavours, inspiring stories, and ...

After it was completed, many settled in Vancouver’s Chinatown, a neighbourhood many whites found exotic, but scary. His writing reflects the prejudice of the day — he was writing for a white ...

But it’s one of its walking tours that is gaining the most plaudits. Guests led by lawyer-turned-entrepreneur Yeo Yen Ping on the 3.5-hour Historic Chinatown Tour learn how immigrants left China ...

In 2022, Cofu Pressed Sushi took Vancouver by storm by being the first plant-based sushi restaurant in all of Canada. Now, the team behind Cofu are gearing up to open something new. 488 Gore Avenue in ...

All but one city on the tour will get multiple shows, which includes a trio of performances at The Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver. A Quiet Celebration Tour will visit Vancouver on Friday ...

“We’re the people that basically have to live with this after the fact, so we need to be consulted,” said Phil Chu, president, of the Chinatown Residents’ Association. Chu says that consultation with ...