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Fighter still fighting the good fight
AT 82, former Canadian welterweight boxing champion Norm Gautreau is fast.
Artist to explain piece on The WALL
In March, a large work by artist Paul de Guzman entitled "the people are the city." was unveiled at "The WALL" at the CBC Plaza on Hamilton Street.
Harp master in HHS
To say Carlos del Junco plays the harmonica is like saying Jimi Hendrix played guitar.
Baja cruise explores coastline in style
THE name Baja California has an exotic ring to it, and the peninsula stands out on a map, but in fact it is just a long finger of under-populated, mostly scrubby land stretching from San Diego down to Cabo San Lucas, where a recent rush of expensive hotels has transformed the party town invented by Canadians on the cheap.
City dancers heat up the floor
They are the best Cuban salsa dancers in the world, and they hail not from Havana, but from a dance studio just a few steps from Metrotown.
Clarke in Mexico with U20 national men's team
Richmond's Caleb Clarke has joined the national team in Mexico City for a week long training camp leading up to the 2013 CONCACAF U20 Championships which take place Feb. 18 to March 2.
Crash victim remembered as caring
Her family had plans to take her out to dinner and spend time together on her special day.
Curtains rose and fell in 2012
The surprising end of the 49-yearold Vancouver Playhouse Theatre Company shook the local arts and culture scene in 2012.
CIS volleyball comes to Yale
Yale Secondary School in Abbotsford will host the No. 1 men's university volleyball team in the country, as the Trinity Western Spartans play an exhibition match against the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds on Oct. 15 at 7 p.m.
NORCECA championships scheduled for LEC in 2013
On the heels of the U-23 Pan American Cup, another high level men's volleyball tournament is coming to the Langley Events Centre (LEC).
Last year's winner finds inspiration in outdoors
At the urging of one of his art students, artist Kerry Vaughn Erickson decided to take part in the 2nd Annual Steveston Grand Prix of Art - an outdoor painting competition that pits artists from all across the Lower Mainland against each other in a friendly, fast-paced competition to paint a scene somewhere in Steveston.
Be more consistent with communist outrage, Bill
Re: "Red-scare politics are dirty and 'upset people,' Brar says," the Now, Aug. 30.
Red-scare politics are dirty and 'upset people,' Brar says
Surrey-Fleetwood MLA Jagrup Brar would like to assure constituents that, despite what you may have heard, he would not be leaving the B.C. NDP to join the Communist Party of British Columbia.
Bencze assessment insulting to boy's family
Right from the start, the Ron Bencze sex assault case has been a disturbing one.
Fringe Fest's latest odyssey includes hotel rooms, war, escort service
David Jordan couldn't resist seeing the play Bookworm about a father and a son and the books they read at the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival in July.
