This is Vancouver

The former Dunsmuir Hotel in downtown Vancouver has stood for 115 years, but now it’s at risk of collapse. Gloira Macarenko speaks with local civic historian John Atkin to uncover the building’s history, its significance, and what could come next for the site.

With new tax incentives announced for B.C.'s film and TV industry, is Vancouver ready to reclaim its spotlight? From international competition to streaming cutbacks, we explore whether these changes are enough to revive the industry—and what more needs to happen.

The White Rock Players' Club are celebrating 80 years this season.Their version of Cinderella runs now through December 29th. And the Deep Cove Stage Society is marking 50 years of performances.Their panto this year is also Cinderella, they are already sold out.

Vancouver’s mayor wants the city to embrace bitcoin to attract tech and diversify the city's revenue streams. But is the idea practical? What would it even entail? Stephen Quinn dives into those questions with UBC blockchain expert Victoria Lemieux, digital strategist Jesse McKee and OneCity executive director Giovanna Orecchio.

Lisa Christiansen gets some help from Liam Watson, Associate Professor of Mathematics at UBC who studies knot theory to untangle her Christmas lights. 

Taylor Swift wrapped up her record-breaking Eras Tour in Vancouver, delivering more than just unforgettable performances. From a fan-led food bank campaign to a heartwarming act of kindness that got one fan to the show, Stephen Quinn dives into the stories that made the finale truly memorable.

Violent incidents in downtown Vancouver are making headlines: a fatal police shooting, random stranger attacks, and rising concerns from locals. So, how safe are the streets, really? Stephen Quinn speaks to former police chief Kash Heed and a downtown business owner about how these events are shaping the community.

The Vancouver Art Gallery’s new building project has hit another snag: the design has been scrapped and the architects behind it are out. How did we get here? And what happens to the millions of dollars spent on the project? Stephen Quinn digs into the issue with Vancouver City Councillor Sarah Kirby-Young and art collector Bob Rennie.

Mountain biking is thrilling – but it’s also the leading cause of spinal cord injuries in the province, surpassing other high-risk sports like hockey and skiing. Dr. Brian Kwon, a spinal surgeon and researcher, breaks down the risks, how injuries happen, and what can be done to make the sport safer.

Vancouver faces the potential impact of U.S. President Trump’s tariff threat unless Canada takes action on border security. Stephen breaks down local concerns about drug trafficking and undocumented migrants, with insights from Delta Mayor George Harvie and former B.C. Premier Ujjal Dosanjh.