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Alberta potter competed in CBC reality show premiering Thursday - Vimarsana News

Alberta potter competed in CBC reality show premiering Thursday

The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down airs this Thursday, but an Alberta contestant says you'll have to watch to find out what happens.

Pedestrian seriously hurt in collision on Vancouver's west side - BC - Vimarsana News

Pedestrian seriously hurt in collision on Vancouver's west side - BC

Vancouver police said it was investigating the collision on West 16th Avenue, near Lord Byng Secondary. 

Jenna Ortega's Movie Miller's Girl Was Once On The Black List. How Seth Rogen And Evan Goldberg Helped The Film Take 'A Big Swing' - Vimarsana News

Jenna Ortega's Movie Miller's Girl Was Once On The Black List. How Seth Rogen And Evan Goldberg Helped The Film Take 'A Big Swing'

Miller's Girl's director Jade Halley Bartlett tells CinemaBlend about how Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg took a swing with her movie that was once on the Black List.

Vancouver council approves policy statement for Indigenous-led Jericho Lands housing proposal - Vimarsana News

Vancouver council approves policy statement for Indigenous-led Jericho Lands housing proposal

An Indigenous-led group's proposal to build a mixed-use development on the Jericho Lands in Vancouver's West Point Grey neighbourhood passed its latest hurdle after a policy statement was approved by city council Wednesday.

Source: cbc.ca
How the Vancouver Airport was almost at Spanish Banks beach - Vimarsana News

How the Vancouver Airport was almost at Spanish Banks beach

The original proposal for Vancouver's airport suggested an airport for planes and seaplanes at Spanish Banks near UBC according to historic documents.