Actor Lucas Myers, singer Bessie Wapp and dancer Slava Doval talk about their unique mentoring project

At the proposed new mixed-use Oakridge Centre there will be up to 75 car share vehicles, purchased by the developer for the Modo car share cooperative, for use by the public. In exchange for this, for every car-share vehicle, the City of Vancouver will allow the developer to build up to five fewer underground parking spaces.

Slava Doval takes her young dance students out of the studio into the middle of summer festival audiences.

A radio documentary about VW van culture at a 40-van cookout in Nelson.

Deadline for Kootenay megaproject looms, and company still has work to do, critics say. After 24 years of planning, construction on a ski resort west of Invermere has yet to begin. With Jumbo project delayed, council needs $1 million over five years to prop up its resident-less town. Opposition continues to dog the resort town with no residents, while the coming BC election raises stakes.

New criminology supercomputer lab at SFU will analyze crime data in ways never seen before in Canada.

Radio doc about a multi-media exhibit about an orchestra and choir performing on a glacier.

For much of his life, Murray Minchin, a 54-year-old postal worker in Kitimat, was so shy, and had such a stammer, that he was often afraid to answer the phone in his own house. Then came the hearings for Northern Gateway, a pipeline by Enbridge which would carry bitumen from Alberta's oil fields to his hometown.

At annual Vancouver fest, top student musicians vie to play in a cutting-edge tradition. This year's crew of high school jazz stars plays the Vancouver International Jazz Fest this Sunday, June 29. Shambhala spreads its creative roots to neighbours Nelson and Salmo. Fed-up teachers say music education has hit a new low in rural BC.

Two descendants of WW2 Japanese interns walk through the memorial and reflect on its meaning, which is resilience.

Charging stations, along with showers and bike lockers, are among the perks Vancity is offering its employees

A look inside the world of making jewellery-- voices of students commenting on each other's work, talking about metal and why they love it, and some comments from their instructor, at Kootenay Studio Arts at Selkirk College in Nelson, B.C.

Big city folks, prepare to be shocked at the vibrant arts and culture scene in northern towns

The Shambhala Festival has made some big financial donations to mainstream causes in Nelson

Green building is becoming mainstream for large office towers.

Six-minute radio doc. Seniors at SEEDS grow vegetables year round and collaborate with childen