Jay Durant

From flamethrowers to full-body burns, for the past 20 years, Fire For Hire has been setting film and television scenes ablaze.

“We’re talking frostbite not in minutes, we’re talking frostbite in seconds. You put your hand out and I could see it going white.”

Pipers from across British Columbia have gathered in the Netherlands for a tour marking the 80th anniversary of the country's liberation and VE Day.

Voskakis is an electrician by trade, but the rest of his time is spent at his other job: creating complex visual elements for clients all around the world.

At age 15, James Vickers has just released his first album with gigs to follow in Indigenous communities around British Columbia, including some with deep family roots.

The Squamish Nation will be gathering on Friday for the grand opening of the Kw'eshḵw'shétsutay̓ playing place - a facility built to honour and keep the legacy of lacrosse alive.

For 31 years the Westwood Motorsport Park was home to roaring engines, tight turns and a camraderie for a close knit group of Metro Vancouver racing enthusiasts.

“To think what he would say about this, I can only imagine. My mom and I have a got a good laugh thinking about how crazy he would think I was for doing this one.”

After more than two decades together, the team at Anthill Films has been to some of the most remote parts of the planet.

The 'Raven Drum Foundation' aims to help people struggling with post traumatic stress and recovery among emergency responders, and it's coming to B.C.