Entertainment, Media & Sports

A Mustel Group poll financed by B.C.'s film industry has found strong support for government incentives to encourage film industry growth in B.C.

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Hunger linked to risk-taking as gambling boom seen on horizon for new generation of game players

In observation of Black History Month, Canada Post has released new stamps to honour two black Canadians – one of whom being Vancouver's own Seraphim "Joe" Fortes.

While much of B.C.’s film industry is scoffing at the B.C. government’s just-announced creative industries funding package, which fails to improve B.C. tax incentives and attract Hollywood productions, the initiative is drawing some support from B.C.’s domestic film industry association.

Surrey-based Heritage House Publishing has acquired all assets of Greystone Books, a publishing imprint from Vancouver-based D&M Publishers, which filed for creditor protection in October 2012.

Tennis Canada is still expecting a full house for the Davis Cup World Group First Round tie at University of British Columbia's Thunderbird Arena this weekend, despite the absence of Spain's Rafael Nadal, which has led to spare tickets being available.

Mayor Gregor Robertson is asking Ottawa to throw Vancouver’s floundering film and TV industry a life preserver.

Job figures support claims that tax incentives gap is driving steep decline in B.C. industry

What was billed as a town hall meeting to kickstart British Columbia's sagging film industry drew thousands of concerned people to the North Shore yesterday evening.