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In the summer of 2021, Khaleel Seivwright, a carpenter, decided to build tiny homes for Toronto’s homeless population. Soon afterwards, the city told him that he wasn’t allowed to build them, citing safety issues, despite a lack of available shelter beds.

February Vancouver gigs to shrug off the winter blues.

This February we’re delighted to present two new series, A New Chapter and Celebrating Black Futures, which brings backs the made-in-Vancouver festival hit "Union Street" for a limited engagement and more. Then, in partnership with the Vancouver Art Gallery, on successive Thursdays through the month, we’re presenting Celebrating Black Futures.

“I’m proud to say I’m a student of pretty much everything,”

A collection of articles and blog posts written by Marisa Sittheeamorn and published on the Georgia Straight Vancouver’s source for arts, culture, and events

It feels like they’re everywhere lately.

Saving money in exchange for the vibe kill.

The name is short, but within it there’s a whole world of thought.

Western Canada’s largest boat show returns for its 61st year, led by one of the most experienced boat show teams in North America. With more than 200 exhibitors, and more to come as the event gets closer, the Vancouver International Boat Show is an absolute must for nautical enthusiasts in the Lower Mainland.