Vancouver
By Julia Dumbrell Marie just can’t let go of her past, and it is holding her back from moving forward. This is the basis for the masterfully-made thriller-mystery Our Father, the Devil, which opens the Vancouver International Black Film Festival (VIBFF) tonight at 7pm. Resonantly directed by Ellie Foumbi and featuring an inedible performance by star […]
Dos Santos’ presence on LAFC’s coaching staff helped clinch the blockbuster trade that brought their starting goalkeeper Maxime Crépeau from Vancouver last year, with Crépeau later revealing his discontent with the manner of the coach’s departure from VWFC. And now it seems Dos Santos is helping provide another edge over his former club. “Marc’s gonna […]
How is it already the last weekend of February? Let’s make the most of it by checking out these 15 great events happening around Vancouver from February 24 to 26. VIMFF, As We Rise photography exhibition, and more! And for more fun things happening around town be sure to check out our Listed section. Vancouver […]
Are you making the most of your Study Days break from classes? The library and other key services remind you to check in with them this week if you need support. Read on to learn more. Need to know Mariners at PACWEST Provincial Championships 🏐 Follow and cheer on the VIU Mariners volleyball and basketball teams […]
To truly conserve marine life and fight climate change, ocean protection must go beyond lines on a map. That was one of the key themes that emerged from IMPAC5, a global oceans congress held in Vancouver last week, and host country Canada led by example, announcing progress on several First Nations-led marine protected areas (MPAs) […]
Have you noticed the extra activity around campus this week? It’s Global Citizens Week, and there’s lots more opportunities for you to get involved and learn more about issues ranging from climate change, human rights and equity to international security, peace and trade, and global health.
Morrison constantly wants to know, what is getting done? Sometimes people turn that question around on her and ask: After 16 years with Odyssey World, what have you done? “What haven’t we done?” Morrison responds. “We’ve marched, we’ve rallied for any injustice. We’re out there.” In addition to its youth organizations and peer support groups, […]
Morrison constantly wants to know, what is getting done? Sometimes people turn that question around on her and ask: After 16 years with Odyssey World, what have you done? “What haven’t we done?” Morrison responds. “We’ve marched, we’ve rallied for any injustice. We’re out there.” In addition to its youth organizations and peer support groups, […]
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The shaken residents of a Vancouver suburb are recovering from a gunman’s hours-long overnight rampage that killed two people and wounded two more before he was shot to death by police. Authorities initially had said it appeared the attacker was targeting homeless people before dawn Monday, but later said the motive […]
A gunman targeting homeless people fatally shot two men in a Vancouver, British Columbia, suburb and wounded two others before being shot and killed by police, authorities said Monday. Evidence of the rampage was scattered around the bedroom community of Langley, including an overturned bicycle spilling person possessions onto […]