Video from Metro Vancouver’s Darkness into Light 5km fundraiser at Burnaby Lake Park The international fundraising event, Darkness into Light, made its first appearance in Vancouver on May 9, 2015. The event, originating in Ireland, is a 5km walk raising money and awareness for suicide prevention. This year’s event took place in 80 locations. Over 250 … Continue reading Vancouver’s Darkness into Light 5km fundraiser
Video by Garin Fahlman and Patrick Colvin, starring Stewart Ehrecke Continue reading S2 Cooks: planting a herb garden
Video by Garin Fahlman One of the greatest pleasures of living in Vancouver is the privilege of being in a city with so much great music. Vancouver has such a diversity and quality of musicians that on any night, any stage in the city has the potential to introduce you to an amazing band you’ve never heard of. … Continue reading Jamming with The Uncharted
Awkward Stage Productions is only a day away from the opening night of their 2015 The Seed production of DOGFIGHT the Musical. Awkward’s Seed project is an initiative aimed at supporting young theatre artists as they take their first steps on the professional stage. Guided by professional mentors, and benefited from the administrative and financial … Continue reading Awkward Stage presents: DOGFIGHT the Musical
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck the waters off BC’s north coast just before 7:00 a.m. Friday morning. The earthquake, which occured 182km West, South West, of Bella Bella BC, was felt along the northern coastline and Haida Gwaii. So far there have been no reports of damage or injury. The seismic event happened roughly 10km under the … Continue reading 6.1-magnitude earthquake hits BC’s northern coast
Post-secondary schools play host to sports of all kinds – from field hockey to football – but there is a whole class of games more widely played than any of these, that until recently has not been represented on the collegiate bill. eSports is the collective term for the sport of playing competitive video games. … Continue reading UBC eSports Association gives a community to online gamers
By Stew Ehrecke, Patrick Colvin, and Garin Fahlman The Return of S2 One year after this culinary adventure began, Chef Stew and Patty C reconnect with their roots with a return to their first ever secret ingredient: rhubarb (or as Patty mistakenly calls it, reuberry). The new rhubarb dish is an upgrade from last year’s with … Continue reading S2 Cooks: return of the reuberry! (rhubarb)
4/20: Smoke Out Vancouver Monday April 20, Vancouver Art Gallery If you live in Vancouver, you’ve probably noticed the unmistakable scent of our city’s favourite herb, but today you won’t miss it. The Vancouver Art Gallery will be host to a large demonstration of cannabis smokers and supporters, which regularly sees over 10,000 people come … Continue reading Pot parties, house parties, and 19th century French political parties – This week in Vancouver
Here at Glass City we’ve had some great opportunities to get to know passionate people from all over Vancouver as we learn what we can about the community we share. Join us for the premier video of a new segment we’re calling Behind the Scenes where we investigate the lives of independent artists throughout the … Continue reading Behind the Scenes: star star theatre brings A-Grade to the Vancouver stage
After announcing he would retire as chief constable of the Vancouver Police Department in January, it was announced today that Jim Chu would be replaced by 28-year veteran deputy chief Adam Palmer. Palmer was in the running with deputy chief constable Doug LePard, with whom he had entered the final round of interviews until LePard … Continue reading Adam Palmer announced as new VPD chief
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