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Blog - Quickies

Looking Glass aims to shine light on eating disorders

Three Vancouver mothers have joined forces with DDB Canada, a Canadian marketing communications agency, to spotlight the potential severe and life-threatening dangers of eating disorders.
Straight Talk

Vancouver agent offers guidance after B.C. model’s death

The tragic death of Diana Gabrielle O’Brien, a young Saltspring Island woman who had gone to Shanghai to pursue her dream of a modelling career, has caused many to ask just how safe is it for young Canadian models working abroad.
Blog - Music

Extra tickets for Madonna's Vancouver show still available

If you missed out on tickets in the initial buying frenzy for Madonna’s upcoming show at B.C. Place Stadium on October 30, cheer up, because the concert gods have smiled upon you.
Blog - Quickies | Health Notes

Think of your waistline before choosing your takeouts

Friday takeout nights can be fantastic, a culinary trip around the world without having to leave your home. But according to new research from U.K. consumer group Which? , they could leave a bigger impact on your waistline than a real journey would on your wallet.
Blog - Quickies | Health Notes

Think of your waistline before choosing your takeouts

Friday takeout nights can be fantastic, a culinary trip around the world without having to leave your home. But according to new research from U.K. consumer group Which? , they could leave a bigger impact on your waistline than a real journey would on your wallet.
Fashion Plate | Blog - Quickies

Doll Me Up fashion show keeps it fun and flirty

Friday night was marked by great fashion at the Roundhouse Community Centre. The marketing graduates of the John Casablancas Institute presented Doll Me Up, a fashion show showcasing designs from local boutiques around town, along with a stand-out first-time exhibition of the class’s own five student designers.
Fashion Plate | Blog - Quickies

Doll Me Up fashion show keeps it fun and flirty

Friday night was marked by great fashion at the Roundhouse Community Centre. The marketing graduates of the John Casablancas Institute presented Doll Me Up, a fashion show showcasing designs from local boutiques around town, along with a stand-out first-time exhibition of the class’s own five student designers.
Blog - Quickies

Viacom granted access to YouTube user data

A U.S. District Court judge has ruled that Viacom be granted access to logs of the viewing habits of anyone who has ever watched a video on YouTube.
Concert Reviews

Cyndi Lauper dazzles in her show of many Colors

The colourful crowd at Deer Lake Park went home happy on Wednesday night after paying great homage to Cyndi Lauper and the other stars of the True Colors tour. If you went, post your photos on our gallery too.
Music Notes | Blog - Music

Cates for the Cure showcases community side of city’s summer-music scene

Summer in Vancouver is an exceptional time for outdoor events, with music and dancing at the jazz and folk festivals, and Shakespearean plays at Bard on the Beach, there are many ways to pass the time.
Music Notes | Blog - Music

Cates for the Cure showcases community side of city’s summer-music scene

Summer in Vancouver is an exceptional time for outdoor events, with music and dancing at the jazz and folk festivals, and Shakespearean plays at Bard on the Beach, there are many ways to pass the time.
Straight Talk

Chlorinated tap water linked to birth defects

Women living in areas with high levels of chlorine in their water supply are more likely to have babies with certain birth defects, according to figures from a new study.
Blog - Quickies

Canada Day long weekend: Parties, music, sports, and more

This year, Canada Day falls on a Tuesday—slightly disappointing at first glance. But with careful planning and a few strategically used vacation days, you can settle nicely into a long weekend of your own creation.
Movies Features | Obituaries

Local film community mourns Oscar nominee William Vince

William Vince, producer of the 2005 Oscar-winning film Capote, passed away last weekend at his home in West Vancouver at the age of 44, after a hard-fought battle with cancer.
Movies Features | Obituaries

Local film community mourns Oscar nominee William Vince

William Vince, producer of the 2005 Oscar-winning film Capote, passed away last weekend at his home in West Vancouver at the age of 44, after a hard-fought battle with cancer.
Blog - Quickies

Vancouver elementary school gets high marks for recycling

The students at David Livingstone Elementary School in East Vancouver ended their school year on a green note. Through a recycling program sponsored by Encorp Pacific, students, staff, and parents participated all year-long in helping to raise $5,000. This effort was the best result achieved in Vancouver and saw them ranked third in same-sized elementary schools in B.C.
Straight Talk

Immigrants fuel B.C.’s population growth

British Columbia was one of only three provinces to record a population growth higher than that of the country between 2001 and 2006, according to figures released today by Statistics Canada on the 2006 census..
Blog - Quickies

Baker Twins break stereotypes with native American women’s calendar

Buying a new calendar for 2008 is still on my to-do list. With only 191 days left in the year, I figure it’s best to get a head start on 2009, so the release of a 16-month BT Girls Native American Women’s Calendar puts an end to my woes.