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Master Haida artist to debut at Bill Reid Gallery in Vancouver

Master Haida artist to debut at Bill Reid Gallery in Vancouver

Show will feature intricate argillite carvings, regalia, prints and dance videos by Kihl’ Yahda Christian White
Sum 41 singer prepared to defend memoir in court after legal notices filed

Sum 41 singer prepared to defend memoir in court after legal notices filed

Deryck Whibley wrote that his one-time manager pressured him into a relationship
Director sues B.C.’s Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively for $400M in ‘It Ends With Us’ fight

Director sues B.C.’s Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively for $400M in ‘It Ends With Us’ fight

Suit comes after Lively sued Baldoni alleging harassment and a campaign to attack her reputation
Visionary filmmaker David Lynch dead at 78

Visionary filmmaker David Lynch dead at 78

Lynch known for eccentric projects like ‘Twin Peaks’ and ‘Mulholland Drive
Drake sues Universal Music for defamation related to Kendrick Lamar diss track

Drake sues Universal Music for defamation related to Kendrick Lamar diss track

Canadian singer says firm knowingly promoted false and defamatory allegations in ‘Not Like Us’
Female pop stars lead the way as music nears 5 trillion streams

Female pop stars lead the way as music nears 5 trillion streams

Contemporary music fuelling growth in the industry
'Good comedy exposes truths': All-local cast, crew debuts satire TV series about Nelson

'Good comedy exposes truths': All-local cast, crew debuts satire TV series about Nelson

Southern Interior satirizes and celebrates the characters and life of the city
Unmasking heritage: charting the rise of women carvers on B.C.'s North Coast

Unmasking heritage: charting the rise of women carvers on B.C.'s North Coast

The exhibition "Curve!" is being showcased at the Audain Art Museum in Whistler until May 5, 2025
B.C. band stirs up ghosts of the Cariboo and other heritage stories

B.C. band stirs up ghosts of the Cariboo and other heritage stories

Tiller’s Folly sings the tragic story of John ‘Cariboo’ Cameron's lust for gold
Okanagan-raised filmmaker explores underwater worlds in Indigenous series

Okanagan-raised filmmaker explores underwater worlds in Indigenous series

Airing an episode each week starting Jan. 9, Water Worlds is Canada's first Indigenous underwater exploration documentary series