Former Peak editor argues newspapers aren’t dead

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Think the end is near for your local daily broadsheet? Do you believe the doom and gloom that newspapers will never be viable again,...
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We The City celebrated how the arts shape our city

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On November 4, an undeniable energy bubbled in the heart of downtown Vancouver at We The City: An Evening at the Centre, an event...
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Spectre succumbs to Skyfall’s spotlight

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The 24th film of the James Bond saga, Spectre, was unfortunately unable to live up to the hype surrounding it. You could tell that...
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TEDxVancouver presents exhibition on identity

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This year saw the arrival of something new as part of TEDxVancouver: ID: The Exhibition. Through an exhibition of visual art, it showcase local...
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Air India (redacted) addresses 30th anniversary of Air India bombing

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Air India (redacted) is a 90-minute multidisciplinary performance commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Air India 182 bombing, the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian...
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Ballet BC kick off 30th anniversary season with three stunning works

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Ballet BC has come a long way over the past 30 years, and the opening program of their 30th anniversary season shows their strengthened...
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Nimona is an uproariously heart-wrenching epic of friendship

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Contrary to popular belief, a sidekick is not a flamboyantly dressed crime-fighting assistant confidently sporting emerald fish-scale panties. Although I can see where you...
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Nightwood Editions launches four new poetry collections

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At the Lost + Found cafe on Hastings street on November 1, Canadian publisher Nightwood Editions launched four poetry collections by emerging Canadian writers....
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Charlie Brown stars in this uplifting story of perseverance

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For those of you, like myself, who are not familiar with Peanuts, it is pretty much the greatest comic strip ever thought of in...
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Cock is a riveting minimalist drama

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Cock was fast, intense, and impressive. Put simply, this play was breathtaking. Stephen Drover directs Rumble Theatre’s newest performance on Granville Island, presenting a...
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