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B.C. Triple A girls hoop finals set for move to Langley following a final...
The future direction of the B.C. senior girls Triple A basketball championships is taking a decided turn towards the heart of the Fraser Valley. With the official start of the 2011-12 season still over...
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Tough losses don’t slow Riverside’s current heading into B.C. girls...
PORT COQUITLAM — Over the past four seasons, the senior girls basketball program from Port Coquitlam’s Riverside Secondary has experienced nearly every manner of emotion during its appearances at the...
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Langara Falcons start a perfect 8-0, lead PACWEST table, own CCAA’s No. 1...
VANCOUVER — When training camp opened in September for another men’s basketball season at Vancouver’s Langara College, the group of Falcons who had shown up for their first sessions with the new head...
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Vagina Monologues’ author Eve Ensler delivers new frank memoir about cancer,...
Do you remember when you first heard about the play The Vagina Monologues? I certainly do. It made me nervous. Because when you got right down to it I didn’t even like to think about my own yoni (yes,...
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Ironman commuter impressed with Toyota Prius C
Mike Teigen is what you might call an Ironman commuter. “I drive from Mission to North Van everyday, so about 750 kilometres a week to get to and from work,” the Capilano University web development...
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Letters: Mike Harcourt, Point Grey Road, Vision, Gregor Robertson, Lefties,...
It smells So Mike Harcourt — a former Vancouver mayor, premier and Vision insider — just happened to buy property where they were closing part of Point Grey Road to put in a bike lane and we are to...
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Concert Announcements: Honeymoon Suite with Streetheart, Khatsahlano...
JUST ANNOUNCED SHOWS: Insomnia 2015 Featuring DVBBS, the Bloody Beetroots, Twoloud, Zomboy, Brennan Heart, Kyau & Albert. • Pacific Coliseum, PNE Fairgrounds • March 14, doors 7 p.m. • $55-$75,...
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Hidden gems: B.C.’s top 10 off-the-beaten-path attractions
BY PAUL LUKE THE PROVINCE The universe granted an astounding sight to travellers who ventured to the Savary Island triathlon last weekend. As triathlon swimmers stroked through the waters off the...
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75 festive things to do this Christmas
Family-friendly events, concerts and festive stage productions. Find some holiday fun with this list of seasonal events happening around Vancouver and beyond. For a complete list of 150+ holiday...
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North Vancouver police arrest man accused in over 180 tire slashings
North Vancouver RCMP say numerous charges have been laid against a man who is accused in a year-long crime spree. Police say 33-year-old Shane Nendick of Squamish faces charges of mischief in over 180...
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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang a great introduction to theatre for kids
Is your kid’s screen time making you a bit squeamish? Then why not — for a couple of hours at least — replace the iPad or PlayStation with a theatre production of the classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?...
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Amidst personal tragedy, SFU Clan guard Homer turns off-season challenge into...
BURNABY — Elisa Homer is the business major who made it her job to become a great shooter. In fact, if you want to know just how seriously the redshirt sophomore with the Simon Fraser Clan women’s...
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Vancouver’s Michael Blake gets back to the roots of jazz
Michael Blake is spending a lot of time lately getting back to his roots, both historic and musical. His Canada Council grant-funded project, Fulfillment, documenting his large ensemble work, the...
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Howie’s University Hamper: Top five moments from the past weekend includes a...
Upsets at the buzzer, rallies on the road. As usual, we’re here to provide you with the top five moments involving our local university sports teams this weekend. 1. The most significant regular-season...
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Eurovision: Vancouver singer Rykka to represent Switzerland
Rykka, the Vancouver singer with a Swiss background, will represent Switzerland at this year’s Eurovision song contest on May 10. She’ll be singing The Last of Our Kind, written by Vancouver’s Mike...
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Fraser Valley Cascades set to challenge CW’s best as top holdovers meld with...
ABBOTSFORD — Looking back in the rearview mirror, it’s safe to say that a pair of B.C.-based university men’s basketball programs experienced breakthrough seasons en route to inspired performances on...
View ArticleSteve Ewen: Riverside guard Davignon keys Rapids’ ascent in girls’ hoop rankings
Alanya Davignon laughs when she retells the story now. It’s easy to wonder if it was always that way. Read More
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