Weekly Feature Archive

Last month a leaked document from the office of Agriculture Minister Pat Pimm showed proposals to change the Agricultural Land Commission's legislative mandate to fall more in line with the province's priorities for economic development.

The opening notes come in at a hush, as Anna tentatively begins to speak to King Mongkut . The music stretches, delicate and barely audible, as she finally sings, "shall we dance?" and then crescendos. It's Wednesday afternoon at Gateway Theatre.

The seed of Christmas Tales was planted on a cross-Canadian theatrical tour while the nation debated separation. It was 1995 and Quebecers were poised to vote on the referendum .

'Tis the season of eggnog lattes, squeezing events into an already packed schedule, and the mad search for the perfect gifts. Ironically, the frenzied consumption often leaves one feeling empty and with a sore puzzler.

Forty-two years ago, singer Pam Hiensch scoured Richmond for a women's choir she could join. When she didn't find one, she decided to make her own. Her little bulletin received a huge response.

If your parents were circus artists, your grandparents were circus artists and your great-grandparents were circus artists, chances are you'll probably be a circus artist.

Presentation focuses on how everyone in the household is acutely affected by drug misuse

Monitoring weight, quitting smoking not enough to test city's physical fitness

However, CEO Robin Silvester admits PMV could communicate better

Coal export expansion, fuel delivery plan, tunnel replacement leads to the question: Who's making the calls?