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Shipyards Night Market officially pulls the plug on 2020 season

Shipyards Night Market officially pulls the plug on 2020 season

One of Metro Vancouver's most popular summertime events is bowing out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19
Adrian Raeside: June 5, 2020

Adrian Raeside: June 5, 2020

Adrian Raeside
What are we reading? June 4, 2020

What are we reading? June 4, 2020

Each week, BIV staff will share with you some of the interesting stories we have found from around the web. Timothy Renshaw, managing editor A 94.
Animators fill video void left by live-action shutdown

Animators fill video void left by live-action shutdown

B.C. animation sector servicing demand after animators shift to working remotely
Book review: Connecting family and Chinese cuisine

Book review: Connecting family and Chinese cuisine

I grew up on the prairies and fondly remember the seemingly exotic Chinese diners in little towns like Nanton, Vulcan and Drumheller, Alberta. As a kid, Chop Suey and the gooey orange sauce over the Sweet & Sour Chicken were my favourites.
North Vancouver art gallery director chosen to curate Canada pavilion at 2022 Venice Biennale

North Vancouver art gallery director chosen to curate Canada pavilion at 2022 Venice Biennale

Polygon Gallery director Reid Shier has been tasked with helping curate one of the world’s largest contemporary arts exhibitions.
What are we reading? May 28, 2020

What are we reading? May 28, 2020

Each week, BIV staff will share with you some of the interesting stories we have found from around the web. Jeremy Hainsworth, reporter: Lexington: Joe Biden’s good pandemic. Comparisons and contrasts between challenges President Franklin D.
NHL confirms Vancouver among cities considered as hubs to host rest of season

NHL confirms Vancouver among cities considered as hubs to host rest of season

The National Hockey League has named Vancouver as one of the cities being considered to host the NHL season when it resumes later this summer, commissioner Gary Bettman announced Tuesday.
Adrian Raeside, May 25, 2020

Adrian Raeside, May 25, 2020

Adrian Raeside
Pandemic threatens B.C. book industry: publishers

Pandemic threatens B.C. book industry: publishers

Homegrown companies say free access to books online is financially unsustainable