On Saturday, August 3, JAMCOUVER 2013, a full day skateboarding and live music event, will have people enjoying full bellies and a better understanding of how to help end hunger in our streets. JAMCOUVER 2013 is taking place at Sunset Beach with proceeds raised at the event going to the Jamcouver Cultural Society and A Better Life Foundation. 60 of North America’s top skaters will converge on Sunset Beach for JAMCOUVER, DC, LAKAI, OSIRIS, VOX, EMERICA and VANS will skate against each other as teams, in heats where judges will award those who make the most creative use of the unique street course. More than 25,000 spectators will be in attendance throughout the full day of programming (10am-7pm). It’s the perfect way to spend the day and then cap it off by watching the fireworks. The Jamcouver Cultural Society is also honoured to have Save On Meats on-site, serving food throughout the day. Money raised by food sales will be split between A Better Life Foundation and the Jamcouver Cultural Society’s mission to build a permanent indoor skateboard facility in the City of Vancouver.

If you can’t get enough of cats you’re going to want to pay a visit to Canada’s only cat sanctuary located right here in Metro Vancouver.

Start off 2023 the right way by plunging into the Pacific Ocean to ring in the New Year. The 103rd Vancouver Polar Bear Swim is officially returning to English Bay on Sunday, January 1.

Grab your shovel! A family-focused event for a good cause this weekend in Stanley Park will be centred around the World’s Largest Sandbox.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers wide receiver Chris Matthews is doing ok after a scary incident this weekend. The 29-year-old was reportedly stabbed at La Roca Restaurant in downtown Winnipeg on Saturday night. Remarkably, Matthews was present at Bombers practice on Monday, though he “wasn’t doing much” according to a report. He’s been placed on the one-game injured list.

A grove of trees near English Bay that is usually illuminated with a massive string of lights has gone unexpectedly dark this year, and local residents want answers.

I believe that at the end of a great interview, you have not only learned something about your subject, but something about yourself as well. My interview with personal and celebrity stylist, Kim Appelt of Style by Kim xo was much like happening upon a lake; within its great depths was both mystery and stories of how it came to be, and yet when I looked into the still water, I saw my own reflection.

Vancouver’s biggest public art festival, the Vancouver Mural Fest, is back for its fourth year with an exciting 10-day schedule of events celebrating dozens of the city’s most talented artists.

If you’re anything like us, the hunger for unique and delicious food-and-beverage-centred events is as strong as ever. It’s a good thing Vancouver always delivers them in excess.

On Saturday May 12 at Kits Beach in Vancouver cupcake lovers should visit dueling Food Trucks and taste specialty cupcakes inspired by the new movie What To Expect When You’re Expecting. The free cupcakes will be unleashed to the public around 11am. Not sure where the exact location is.

A brand new month is upon us and there are lots of events for music lovers to discover. From Khatsahlano Street Party to CAAMP and Vancouver Folk Music Festival, here are 10 concerts to check out around the city and beyond next month.

Think finding a rental in Vancouver is hard? It can be even harder if some of your roommates are covered in fur and not chipping in at all for rent.

If you’ve been dreaming of a summer vacation, here’s something to consider: Air Transat will gradually be restarting and adding a number of flight routes this April.

Team Australia's theme for tonight's Honda Celebration of Light fireworks show will run on a 'Live and Loud' theme based on a soundtrack mix of cuts from live concerts.

The Victoria Day weekend ended violently at one Toronto beach. Police say they made 19 arrests while responding to multiple incidents at Woodbine Beach and Ashbridges Bay Sunday night.

Vancouver Park Board commissioners are set to direct Park Board staff to get creative with generating new additional revenue to help support the budget of operating and improving the city’s parks and recreation system.

Maybe you just want to kick back on a white sand beach in Tahiti, or maybe you want to island hop around French Polynesia – well now's the time to book!

Even though many BC residents may never own a home, it’s still nice to dream about the possibilities out there, like this glorious $15.7 million beachfront home in West Vancouver that’s up for sale, simply called “The Beach House.”