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George Hull Centre joining CAAT's DBplus pension

Q&A: Revenge of the Crawl

Watch the Downtown Eastside Artist Showcase!

A long-standing hub for local weird talent and visiting artists, the Red Gate Arts Society (currently located at 1965 Main Street, Vancouver) is a non-profit arts society dedicated to providing affordable studio space and exhibition/performance space for experimental art and music. Thank you to the folks at the Red Gate for providing us with their venue, staff and positivity: it is always a pleasure to work with you! Stay updated on what s happening at the Red Gate at redgate.at.org, or @redgateartssociety on Facebook and Instagram! ABOUT THIS SHOWCASE S PRESENTERS Everybody is In is a grassroots collective of people responding to identified gaps in essential services and resources for Vancouver s most vulnerable neighbourhood, the Downtown Eastside, creating a network of neighbourhood hubs, each managing outreach, collection, storage & distribution of donated supplies to folks in the DTES.

Fernie dog trainer recognized by BC SPCA | Elk Valley, Fernie

Posted: May 26, 2021 Fernie dog trainer recognized by BC SPCA Project K9 is the first dog training company in the Elk Valley area to receive BC SPCA AnimalKind accreditation, which recognizes companies committed to high animal welfare. Katie Guille, owner and trainer at Project K9, knows the importance of the program for dog guardians, especially in B.C., where dog training is not regulated. Guille said, “The AnimalKind program is a great resource for dog guardians to ensure they start out on the right foot with their dogs.” AnimalKind provides valuable resources for dog guardians and helps them find skilled dog trainers who only use science-based training methods that build a healthy and positive relationship between dogs and their guardians.

Terrace green thumb giving away 90 flower planters to bring joy to neighbours this pandemic spring

Cheerful Flowers Project creator Kristen Beattie wanted a way to lift peoples' spirits in her northern B.C. community after a long year.