Shawn Conner is a Staff Writer at The Vancouver Sun. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, food and beverages, and architecture, covering everything from the film industry to theater and design. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Globe and Mail, The Province, and Edmonton Journal.
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Shawn Conner's coverage focuses primarily on local events and entertainment news in Canada, specifically British Columbia and Vancouver. He frequently covers seasonal events, such as Christmas charity initiatives, which are likely to be of interest to him.
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Heritage Discovery Day participants can see a curated selection of nine properties in Mount Pleasant and Riley Park. Find out more.
By: Shawn Conner
The price for spot prawns has plummeted by more than 30 per cent, mostly due to tariffs imposed by China Spot Prawn Festival
By: Shawn Conner
Char will have its world premiere at this year’s Dancing on the Edge, Canada's longest-running contemporary dance festival.
In the monthly Vancouver show, Cass Furman and Aaron Campbell lob questions to comedians and their partners about their relationships.
By: Shawn Conner
West Coast Modern Home Tour — July 11, noon to 4 p.m. — showcases original mid-century to contemporary architect-designed dwellings.
Whether you're after a casual drink and bite, a six-course tasting menu with wine pairings, a cocktail that lights up and emits smoke, or even a toy with your meal, there's a hotel restaurant to match
By: Shawn Conner
Set in a near-future dystopia, Bard’s 2026 version seeks to make Shakespeare’s tale of moral collapse resonate with contemporary audiences.
By: Shawn Conner
The city’s rooftop dining scene ranges from waterfront decks overlooking Coal Harbour to sky bars 14 storeys above downtown. Find out more.
By: Shawn Conner
Each episode of the first season focuses on one of the seven Cree guiding principles, including love and truth. Find out more.
By: Shawn Conner
How West Coast Modern architecture went from demolition bait to one of B.C.’s most sought-after home styles. Find out more.
