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Graduates emerge not only as skilled artists and technicians but also as adaptable professionals .

You were by yourself at H tasting lounge bar inside the Westin Bayshore hotel. You had the buratta dish, and a couple cans of Pilsner. You were wearing glasses, and I made a little small talk with you but got nervous. You said you’re from Pender island, and here for work. Can I take you out for a drink when you’re back?

It’s a one-night only takeover for the international mixologist

TORONTO - First Quantum Minerals Ltd. said it will raise roughly US$1 billion through a bought deal offering and use the proceeds to repay debt and bolster its liquidity as

Longstanding music and arts celebration officially moves to a new home

“If there’s one thing I know it’s that Canadians do it best."

ITSAZOO presents a hard-hitting world premiere inspired by dark and long forgotten East Vancouver history with "Sunrise Betties", taking place February 21 to March 10 in the basement of The Russian Hall. ITSAZOO Playwright-in-Residence Cheyenne Rouleau draws on the city’s sordid past to weave a fictional tale of an all-female gang.

NFB film explores how remote work is re-shaping life post-pandemic

The 19th annual festival celebrates inclusion in the industry

MOTHER CLOUD | Spatial Sound Festival 2024