Literary agent Andrew Wylie said Roth died Tuesday night of congestive heart failure.
Move by artist comes as B.C. looks to how to regulate scalpers and bots reselling concert tickets
Prince William joins survivors and emergency workers for remembrance service
Performers come through despite Cayla Brooke cancellation
Mozart masterpiece and Vancouver vocal choir among upcoming events
Ben and Jessica Mulroney’s children will be in Saturday’s royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Renowned artist uses plastics found on Haida Gwaii in upcoming display at Vancouver Aquarium
If you love photojournalism, or even a great photograph of any kind, this is a show for you
All roads seem to lead to Windsor Castle, a magnificent fortress perched high on a hill topped by the royal standard when the queen is in residence.
Photo: Mark Perry and his band performing recently at the Omineca Ski Club, along with Burns Lake’s Rachelle van Zanten.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute benefit gala celebrated the opening of the Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination exhibition
Canadian Non-Fiction award category is being replaced with an award carrying a ‘B.C.-focussed lens’
The prize will not be awarded due to sex-abuse allegations that have affected the public image of the Swedish Academy that selects the winner
Plenty of nominations don’t necessarily lead to actual wins on Tony night
Best new musical category is filled by “The Band’s Visit,” ”Frozen,” ”Mean Girls” and “SpongeBob SquarePants: The Musical.
Matt Johnson says televised water stunt was closest he’s come to death
Actor from Burns Lake appears in Shakespeare play
