Gordon McIntyre

Recently honoured by the Academy of Magical Arts, longtime North Vancouver magician Paul Romhany reflects on what keeps magic alive

'Unlike the dinosaurs, we have the power to mitigate and adapt to climate change,' says Kitt Peacock, designer of the Pacific Museum of the Earth exhibit at UBC

Residents saw a 'nonchalant' man wandering around with a knife at the time Tori Dunn was killed

Residents saw a 'nonchalant' man wandering around with a knife at the time Tori Dunn was killed

Residents saw a 'nonchalant' man wandering around with a knife at the time Tori Dunn was killed

It will begin at sundown on Saturday at Creekside Park off Quebec Street, and will feature traditional and avant-garde artwork

Commissioners travel to Seattle on own dime to meet with Minnesota counterparts, as Vancouver mayor stays firm in intention to disband elected body

Of 34 homes destroyed by the McDougall Creek Fire in one West Kelowna neighbourhood, only three have begun reconstruction

Almost a year after last summer’s wildfire, some Central Okanagan families are no closer today to having their homes rebuilt than they were the day after they fled the monster

Canada Place claims their Canada Day celebration has historically been the largest outside of Ottawa