Candace Plattor, a Vancouver-based counselor and blogger for The Vancouver Observer's Psyched blog, has been honoured with not just one, but two International Book Awards this year....
Y, Marjorie Celona’s debut novel, has been turning heads and generating headlines since its publication at the end of August. Since then, Y has earned a place on the Giller Prize longlist, as well as...
Kim Clarke HarbridgeOct 20th, 2012
Donna Morrissey's latest novel takes readers back through time to French Newfoundland and World War II-era Halifax as its narrator tries to make peace with her own history.
Kim Clarke HarbridgeOct 26th, 2012
Debut novel: a journey through mental illness.
Dan McPeakeSep 26th, 2012
We're already shimmying our hips and practicing our jazz hands and it's not even Saturday yet. That's when we'll be singing our hearts out at Denman Cinema for the Chicago sing-a-long. See what else...
Well, we're just going to say it. September is the new August. We thought the hot summer months held some of the best events, but now we're not so sure. By the looks of this week's events, September...
"The Messenger", by Stephen Miller," blurs the lines of ethics and morality.
Dan McPeakeAug 27th, 2012
What would a weekend be like without dancing? Good thing you'll never have to find out. With BeeVancity, there is always dancing and a whole lot more. Here's our top picks of the week! Be sure to...
There are not many books about cyclists and there are even fewer about cyclists who participated during the Second World War.
Dan McPeakeAug 16th, 2012
There's something special about outdoor events under the stars. Especially when it involves Bollywood dancing or Patrick Swayze! Read on for the best events to check out this week in Vancouver. Top...