Entertainment, Media & Sports
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Why Hollywood North is poised to weather potential recession
Data shows B.C.’s film and TV sector has rebounded quickly from past downturns
Live flamenco stomps back to stage for Sunday series
A local dance company kicked off Asian Heritage Month with a sold-out “flamenco dim sum” show, and is launching an ongoing series at Anne MacDonald Studio in North Van
How a 90-year-old film roll found in Vancouver developed into a picture-perfect mystery
Can you help? A local photographer bought a roll of film from a Vancouver antique store and is trying to discover who the people in the images are
Golf courses play through pandemic with business bump
Average rounds played at busiest courses in B.C. grew 14.3 per cent over the past year
What are we reading? May 12, 2022
Each week, BIV staff will share with you some of the interesting stories we have found from around the web. Glen Korstrom, reporter: A downdraft in the Canadian housing market has started, as...
Ticket holders for nixed Vancouver electric car race still in refund neutral
About 33,000 tickets to Canadian E-Fest had been sold before event’s cancellation, promoter says
Vancouver 2030 bid team big on hopes, vague on specifics
Seven-person group studying feasibility of bringing Winter Olympics back to region is mum on details of recent visit of IOC experts
Time Traveller: Craftsmen built the Japanese Tea Gardens more than 100 years ago in North Vancouver
An ornate Japanese tea house opened on Lonsdale Avenue in 1910