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50 Years Ago, Vancouver Environmentalists Launched Greenpeace’s First Mission

An outdoor photo exhibition celebrates the local origins of the transformative environmental group.

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25-Years Ago, a Vancouver-Shot Movie Broke Jackie Chan into Hollywood Stardom

The rowdy, unrealistic fun of 1996’s Rumble in the Bronx.

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Night Raiders Takes a Dark and Original Dive Into Indigenous Futurism

The film projects the history of the residential school system into a realist vision of a militaristic future.

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What to See at VIFF 2021: The Legend of the Notic Streetball Crew

It was the summer of 2001, and a crew of talented teenagers captivated Vancouver with their dramatically original street basketball skills.

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MONTECRISTO’s Guide to VIFF 2021

The 40th Vancouver International Film Festival is upon us.

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The Technology Used to Make the Mandalorian Is Changing the Vancouver Film and Television Industry

The Mandalorian might be set in a galaxy far, far away, but its impact can be felt close to home in the Vancouver film and television industry.

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The Legend of Henry Nolla, Master Carver of Tofino’s Chesterman Beach

An unassuming shed on Tofino’s Chesterman Beach has housed generations of carvers and keeps the legacy of its architect, Henry Nolla, alive.

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Soul, Style and a Life of Music with East Vancouver’s Frazey Ford

As she readies to kick off her long-postponed international tour, the singer-songwriter discusses fashion, family, and her philosophy of fun.

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Tiny, Low-Tech, and Women Led, a Vancouver Studio Illuminates Millennial Photography

Juicebox is a studio for a social media generation.