The neuroscientist, writer, and musician’s conversation with André Picard has musical interludes by Chor Leoni
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New Westminster writer takes home award for young people’s literature—text with Crash Landing
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Publication co-curated by Dana Claxton and Curtis Collins is accompanied by an exhibition at the Audain Art Museum in Whistler
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Local arts critic and friend of the late artist, Susan Mertens, assembled the memoir from the painter’s journals, letters, talks, writings, and poetry
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Launching new book at the Polygon Gallery, Canadian photographer has an eye for unchecked development and elusive nature
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Appearing at Vancouver Writers Fest, the designer talks about a 40-year career that set the stage for today’s explosion of Indigenous fashion
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Former Minister of Foreign Affairs and first Canadian to go into space talks about his awe-inspiring life trajectory
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In Cold, Ojibway author tells the humour-laced story of two women left stranded after a tragic plane crash
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Ahead of Vancouver Writers Fest event, author delves into resurgence of rom coms and the importance of stories that feel “true to life”
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Vancouver’s Danny Ramadan and Burnaby poet Brandi Bird are among the local nominated scribes
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Tickets are now available for a conversation with bestselling mystery novelist Nita Prose, dramatic readings of songs from film soundtracks, and beyond
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The West Coast Book Prize Society recognized eight authors as well as the Kluane First Nation elders at its annual gala event on September 28
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The Rise and Fall of Magic Wolf follows a young chef named Teo in Paris and Vancouver
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Through intricate graphite drawings, Vancouver architect Taizo Yamamoto analyzes how seemingly mundane objects speak to the city’s omnipresent issues
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Introduced by Clinton Cuddington, stunning publication tours Canada’s most exceptional homes through deeply informed prose and over 300 captivating photos
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The Giller Foundation drops “Scotiabank” from prize’s title
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More than 120 international and local writers will appear in over 85 events in festival running October 21 to 27
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The violin- and trumpet-powered rock ’n’ roll band is the project of brothers Tom and Derek van Deursen
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Yaniya Lee’s publication is a compendium of essays, reviews, and artist interviews
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Four-floor, 30,000-square-foot building features a professional theatre, media library, artist studio space, French café and bistro, and plenty more
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