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VANCOUVER PHP CONFERENCE
Rasmus Lerdorf, one of the creators of the open-source computer-programming language PHP, will speak at this two-day conference, which also features many other experts and software developers. Feb. 12-13, UBC Robson Square (800 Robson). Fee $150, info www.vancouver.php.net/ .
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AROUND THE WORLD: TALES OF A BABE WITH A BACKPACK
Fiona Scott relives her 24-country adventure through photos and music. Jan. 25, 7 pm, SFU Harbour Centre (515 W. Hastings). Tix $12/10, info 778-996-4047.
THE JOY OF GLOBAL GARDENING
Slide show by popular gardening guru David Tarrant before his retirement from UBC and impending move to Mexico. Jan. 25, 7:30 pm, VanDusen Floral Hall (5251 Oak). Tix $10 members/$15 nonmembers, info www.vandusengarden.org/ .
ROCK ”˜N’ RESISTANCE SERIES
Lecture series on the influence of rock, folk, blues, pop, and punk music on social movements of our time. All events take place at 8 pm at St. John’s College (2111 Lower Mall, UBC). Free admission.
» THE JEFFERSON AIRPLANE AND COUNTERCULTURAL RESISTANCE (presentation by McGill University English prof David Brackett) Jan. 25
» BLUES: SOUTHERN LEGACIES ON THE COLOUR LINE (Rick Halpern, professor of history at the University of Toronto) Feb. 5
» PUNK: KEEPING UP THE FIGHT DURING THE CONSERVATIVE ERA (discussion and songs by D.O.A.’s Joe Keithley and his brother, Jeff Keighley, driving force behind the World Peace Forum) Feb. 15
» POP: IRONIES OF A MATERIAL GIRL (lecture by Columbia University professor Ellie Hisama) March 15
LIVING A HEALTHY LIFE WITH CHRONIC CONDITIONS
Vancouver Coastal health and the Parkinson Society B.C. present a six-week course for people coping with the physical and emotional challenges of Parkinson’s disease. Jan. 25 March 1, Thurs., 1-3:30 pm, 999 W. 57th . Free admission, info 604-940-3568.
SHADOW THEATRE/NEGOTIATING COLLABORATIVE CREATION
Vancouver Moving Theatre and Carnegie Community Centre present public talks by stage and film director Kim Collier, and Larry Reed, founder of San Francisco’s ShadowLight Productions. Jan. 26, 7:30 pm, Carnegie Theatre (401 Main). Free admission, info 604-254-6911.
MEDITATING WITH THE BODY
Weekend workshop with Buddhist scholar and meditation teacher Reginald Ray. Jan. 26, 7-9 pm & Jan. 27, 9 am–4 pm, Pan Pacific Hotel . Fee $200, info 604-215-2352.
IRAN, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND THE NUCLEAR QUESTION: WHAT ARE THE CONNECTIONS?
The Simons Centre for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Research presents a lecture by Payam Akhavan, professor of international law at McGill University and former UN war crimes prosecutor at the Hague. Jan. 26, 3-5 pm, Asian Centre (1871 West Mall, UBC). Info 604-822-3099, www.ligi.ubc.ca/ .
FACING A HEALTHY FUTURE WITH DIABETES
Four local speakers discuss life with diabetes, healthy eating, preventing complications, and new treatments. Jan. 27, registration and breakfast 8 am, Sheraton Wall Centre (1088 Burrard). Tix $10 (all proceeds to Canadian Diabetes Association) at any Lower Mainland London Drugs pharmacy, info www.londondrugs.com/ .
HIKING THE PACIFIC CREST TRAIL
Registered kinesiologist and personal trainer Rick Kaselj presents a slide show on his 4,300-km walk from Mexico to Canada. Jan. 27, 1:30-3 pm, Township of Langley Civic Centre (130–20338 65th Ave., Langley). Free admission, info 604-532-3590.
COMPASSIONATE ACTION IN TROUBLED TIMES
The Vancouver Buddhist Peace Fellowship presents a lecture by David and Carolyn Brazier, who explore the relevance of Buddhist teachings to contemporary issues. Jan. 27, 9 am–4:30 pm, Canadian Memorial Centre for Peace (1825 W. 16th). Fee $35, info 604-682-2557.
OS GUINNESS
Author and cofounder of the Trinity Forum lectures on Christian Apologetics. Jan. 28, 6:30 pm, David E. Enarson Gymnasium, Trinity Western University (7600 Glover Rd., Langley). Fee $15 ($10 for students), info 604-513-2044.
UNIQUE LIVES & EXPERIENCES
Speaker series brings influential women to Vancouver to talk about their lives and work. Jan. 30–June 6, Orpheum Theatre . Tix and info 1-877-873-8124, www.events unlimited.org/ .
» MARGARET TRUDEAU (widow of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau) Jan. 30
» PAMELA WALLIN (Canadian consul general in New York) Feb. 20
» SHERRY LANSING March 6
» LILY TOMLIN (Academy Award– nominated actor and comic) May 15
» CHERIE BOOTH-BLAIR (wife of British prime minister Tony Blair) June 6
CURRENT MEDIA ISSUES REGARDING PHARMACEUTICALS AND OSTEOPOROSIS
Osteoporosis Vancouver/Kerrisdale hosts a lecture by pharmacist Dorothy Cram. Jan. 30, 7 pm, Kerrisdale Community Centre (5851 West Blvd.). Free admission, info 604-731-4997.
HARDY CYCLAMEN
Wilhelm Bischoff of the Vancouver Orchid Society and the Cyclamen Society of England gives a lecture on the species differences, plant structures, and culture of Hardy Cyclamens. Jan. 30, 12-1 pm, UBC Botanical Garden . Admission $5, info 604-822-3928.
HOW TO have A GREAT ORGASM (WOMEN ONLY)
The Art of Loving hosts a woman’s guide to self-pleasure. Jan. 30, 7:30 pm, the Art of Loving (1819 W. 5th). Fee $30, info 604-742-9988.
STRESS: ITS EFFECT ON YOUR BODY AND BRAIN
The Canadian Mental Health Association presents a lecture by Dr. Cameron McIntyre. Jan. 31, 7 pm, John Braithwaite Centre (145 W. 1st St., North Van.). Admission by donation, info 604-987-6959.
POTLUCK “GET TOGETHER!” GROUP
The Richmond Multicultural Concerns Society presents a monthly event for men and women of different cultures to meet and converse in English. Please bring snacks for coffee. Jan. 31, 1-3 pm, Richmond Caring Place . Info 604-279-7160.
U-BOATS IN CANADA
Underwater archaeologist Rob Rondeau discusses discoveries of World War II U-boats on the East Coast of Canada. Jan. 31, 7:30 pm, Vancouver Maritime Museum (1905 Ogden). Admission by donation, info www.uasbc.com/ .
BEYOND THE IVORIES: A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE PIANO
Karen Lee-Morlang, with local musicians as well as students and alumni of the UBC School of Music, hosts an introduction to the piano. Jan. 31, 7 pm, Vancouver Public Library (350 W. Georgia). Free admission, info 604-331-3602.
YUEZHI ZHAO
SFU School of Communication’s CounterCulture series presents a talk on media and control in contemporary China. Feb. 1, 6:30 pm, SFU Harbour Centre (515 W. Hastings). Free admission, info www.sfu.ca/ communication .
Ongoing
TYPE 1 DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP
Support group for type 1 diabetics who take multiple daily injections. First Mon. of each month, 7-9 pm, Vancouver General Hospital (899 W. 12th). Info 604-551-7312.
STROKE RECOVERY GROUP
Meetings for stroke survivors looking to take part in physical and social activities. Every Tues., 9:30 am–12:30 pm, Killarney Community Centre (6260 Killarney). Fee $3 for membership (lunch $2 extra), info 604-718-8208.
Upcoming Highlights
WEB OF DECEIT: THE HISTORY OF WESTERN COMPLICITY IN IRAQ, FROM CHURCHILL TO KENNEDY TO GEORGE W. BUSH
Talk of the Town presents Barry Lando in conversation with Hal Wake. Feb. 2, 7:30-9 pm, UBC Robson Square (800 Robson). Free admission, info 604-827-3491.
THE PuSh ASSEMBLY
The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival’s networking event brings together local, national, and international artists, presenters, agents, producers, and artistic directors for a weekend of structured events and informal gatherings. Feb. 2-4, Granville Island . Registration $50, info 604-605-8284.
WE NEED SOME BRIGHT IDEAS. NOW!
Panel discussion on global warming, featuring Heather Harrison of Kwantlen University College’s philosophy department, Philip Austin of UBC’s earth and ocean sciences department, Dan Rogers from the Society Promoting Environmental Conservation, and Ian Bruce of the Suzuki Foundation. Plus a screening of Al Gore’s documentary An Inconvenient Truth . Feb. 12, 6:45 pm, Ridge Theatre (W. 16th & Arbutus). By donation (reservation required), info 604-739-9206, www3.telus.net/gwforum/ .
AUTISM THROUGH THE LIFESPAN
The 2007 Autism Vancouver Biennial Congress is a gathering of the world’s foremost experts on autism spectrum disorders to share information and discuss ways to improve the quality of life for autistic individuals and their families and caregivers. March 1-4, Hyatt Regency Hotel . Info 1-866-838-3687, www.autismvancouver.com/ .
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THE WEST COAST SYMPHONY
Benefit concert for Operation Eyesight, featuring Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite , Elizabeth Raum’s The Concerto for Trombone , and Saint-Saen’s Symphony No. 3 . Feb. 2, 8 pm, Christ Church Cathedral (690 Burrard). By donation, info604-988-3484.
THREE WORLDS OF MUSIC: RENAISSANCE, CLASSICAL, AND JAZZ
Benefit concert for the Trans Himalayan Aid Society, which supports health and education of children and youth in the Himalayas, featuring lutist Grant Tomlinson, pianist Jan Rooks, and trumpeter-pianist Alan Matheson. Feb. 7, 7:30 pm, Unitarian Church (949 W. 49th). Tix $10/8 at the door, info 604-224-5133, www.tras.ca/ .
EMILY CARR INSTITUTE ANNUAL CERAMIC SILENT AUCTION
Auction of ceramic work donated by artists in the community as well as Emily Carr alumni and students, with all proceeds supporting educational field trips and lectures by visiting artists. Feb. 9, 7-10 pm, Emily Carr Institute (1399 Johnston St., Granville Island). Tix $10, info ceramics@eciad.ca .
PITY PARTY: A POST VALENTINE’S DAY CHECK-IN
Fundraiser for Teen Angst Poetry Projects, featuring Sara Bynoe, RC Weslowski, Blyss the Clown, musicians, and improv, all on the subject of love. Feb. 20, 9-11 pm, Café Deux Soleils (2096 Commercial). Info www.teenangstpoetry.com/ .
STANDING UP FOR NATURE
Canadian a capella group the Nylons performs at a benefit for the Coalition to Save Eagleridge Bluffs. March 8, 8 pm (reception and silent auction at 7 pm), Kay Meek Centre (1700 Mathers Ave., West Van.). Tix $50, info 604-913-3634.
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ROY FORBES
B.C. folk singer-songwriter and guitarist performs tunes from new CD, Some Tunes for That Mother of Mine , at a fundraiser for First Impressions Theatre. Jan. 26-27, 8 pm, Deep Cove Shaw Theatre (4360 Gallant Ave., North Van.). Tix $25, info 604-929-9456.
FACING A HEALTHY FUTURE WITH DIABETES
Four local speakers discuss life with diabetes, healthy eating, preventing complications, and new treatments. Jan. 27, registration and breakfast 8 am, Sheraton Wall Centre (1088 Burrard). Tix $10 (all proceeds to Canadian Diabetes Association) at any Lower Mainland London Drugs pharmacy, info www.londondrugs.com/ .
GLOBAL EDUCATION FASHION SHOW/SILENT AUCTION
The Global Education Class at West Vancouver Secondary presents a fundraiser, with all proceeds going toward the building of a school library in Nicaragua. Jan. 28, Kay Meek Centre (West Van.). Tix $15 advance/$20 at the door, info 604-807-3746.
COAST CAPITAL JAZZILLA
Benefit for the Shooting Stars Foundation, in support of direct service AIDS agencies, featuring performances by Dee Daniels, Karin Plato, Kate Hammett-Vaughan, Coco Love Alcorn, Don Stewart, Alita Dupray, Ron Small, Patti V, UBC Swing Kids, Lorraine Foster, James Forrest, Carman J. Price, Matthew Smith, Leora Cashe, Jennifer Scott, Steve Maddock, and Glenda Rae. Feb. 1, 8 pm, River Rock Show Theatre (8811 River Rd., Richmond). Tix $54.50/34.50 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444.
THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES
Sue Hammell and Tasha Chiu star in Eve Ensler’s hit play, directed by Marlet Magnusson. Net proceeds of play and silent auction support Surrey Women’s Centre and Newton Advocacy Group. Feb. 17, 2 & 8 pm, Surrey Arts Centre (13750 88th Ave.). Tix $36.50, info 604-501-5566.
Upcoming Highlights
MOTOWN MELTDOWN
Benefit for the Shooting Stars Foundation, in support of direct service AIDS agencies, features performances by August, Andre Benjamin, Kelly Brock, Bobby Bruce, Oliver Conway, Roy Forbes, Babe Gurr, Al Harlow, Bill Henderson, the Higgins, Paul Hyde, Riley Inge, Kia Kadiri, Linda Kidder, Cecile Larochelle, Heidi McCurdy, John Mann, Jane Mortifee, Lori Paul, Shutterfly, Kendra Sprinkling, Cathy St. Germain, Sibel Thrasher, the Sojourners, Shane Weibe, and David Wills. March 10, 8 pm, Commodore Ballroom (868 Granville). Tix $28 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444. Tix also at Highlife and Zulu Records.
CHAMPAGNE DINNER BENEFIT FOR PuCKS
Hockey greats Gordie Howe, Ryan Walter, and Craig MacEwen are special guests at this benefit for Promoting Community Through Kids in Sport (PuCKS), which gives all kids, regardless of their mental, physical, or financial situation, the opportunity to play hockey. March 16, 7 pm, Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel (15269 104 Ave., Surrey). Tix $125, info 604-877-7403.
Fashion
| Portobello West Fashion And Art Market |
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PORTOBELLO WEST FASHION AND ART MARKET
Local designers and artisans showcase and sell one-of-a-kind works. Jan. 28, 11 am–5 pm, Rocky Mountaineer Station (1755 Cotrell). Free admission, info www.portobellowest.com/ .
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NEW AGE VAUDEVILLE EXTREME VARIETY SHOW
Three-hour show features metal and punk music from Approach the Throne, the Joint Chiefs, and Boxfiller; burlesque dance by Melody mangler and Jennifer Dolls; plus North American and Mexican-style pro wrestling. Ages 19+ only. Feb. 3, 8 pm, Polish Community Centre (4015 Fraser). Tix $15 advance/$20 at the door, info www.newagevaudeville.com/ .
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW
Largest boating show in Western Canada with over 300 exhibitors featuring the latest in kayaks, canoes, gear, and boats for every budget. Feb. 7-11, BC Place Stadium (777 Pacific) and False Creek Yacht Club (1661 Granville). Info www.vancouverboatshow.ca/ .
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VANCOUVER MOTORCYCLE SHOW
Leading manufacturers launch their 2007 product lines at this annual show, which also features stunt riders, mini-bike racing, and more. Jan. 25-28, TRADEX (Abbotsford). Tix $11 adults/$6 ages six to 15/free for kids under six/$24 families of four, info www.vancouvermotorcycleshow.com/ .
BOLIVIA, THE JEWEL OF SOUTH AMERICA
Cyclist and climber Josée Clermont presents a slide show of her trips to Bolivia, with an introduction by honorary Bolivian consul Pilar Izzard. Jan. 25, 7:30 pm, Sentinel High School (1250 Cartwell Drive, West Van.). Admission $10 (kids 12 and under free), info www.clermontexpeditions.com/ .
CRITICAL MASS RIDE AND ROLL
Join fellow bicyclists, skaters, and bladers for a ride and roll through the streets of Vancouver to promote non-polluting modes of transportation. Jan. 26, meet at Vancouver Art Gallery (Georgia Street side) between 5 and 5:30 pm. Info www.velolove.bc.ca/ .
SFU & RMM PIPE BANDS ROBBIE BURNS DINNER
World championship SFU and Robert Malcolm Memorial pipe bands host their annual dinner, featuring piping, highland dancing, a silent auction, and a full roast-beef dinner. Jan. 26, doors 6 pm/dinner seating 7 pm, Coquitlam Executive Inn (405 North Rd.). Tix $70, info www.sfupipeband.com/ .
ROBBIE BURNS CABARET
Wil Stirling hosts a night in celebration of Robbie Burns, with Blackthorn, piper Jim McWilliams, and members of the Tartan Pride Highland Dance Team. Jan. 27, 8 pm, Evergreen Cultural Centre (1205 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam). Info 604-927-6555, www.evergreenculturalcentre.ca/ .
LIGHT WATER DRUMS
Lantern procession features local residents, fire spinners, stilt walkers, clowns, and the Carnival Band. Jan. 27, 5:30-9:30 pm, Hastings Park Sanctuary and Hastings Community Centre . Info www.lightwaterdrums.ca/ .
Ongoing
SIN CITY FETISH NIGHT
Twice-monthly parties at which attendees can dress sexy and act wild in a safe environment, with industrial, gothic, rock, and electronic music from DJ Pandemonium and rotating guests Catherinna, Betti Forde, and R-Lex. Dress code prohibits street or casual wear and full lower nudity but permits vinyl, PVC, leather, tuxedos, full uniforms, fantasy or period costumes, armour, cross-dressing, rubber, bondage, body paint, fancy lingerie, etc. No minors. Second Sat. of each month, 9 pm–3 am, Club 23 West (23 W. Cordova); last Sat. of each month, 9 pm–2 am, Richard’s on Richards (1036 Richards). Tix $9 with flyer/$12 without, info www.sincityfetishnight.com/ .
ROCK LASER SHOWS
Planetarium laser-light show set to music by legendary rock acts. H. R. MacMillan Space Centre (1100 Chestnut). Tix $10 (plus GST), info 604-738-7827.
» PINK FLOYD: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON Thurs., 9:30 pm
» PINK FLOYD: THE WALL Fri. & Sat., 10:45 pm
» DOORS, HENDRIX, ZEPPELIN: SUMMER OF LOVE NOW Fri. & Sat., 9:30 pm
Upcoming Highlights
HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS
The clown princes of basketball put on their signature show of ball-handling and comedy routines, followed by an autograph session. Feb. 22, 7 pm, GM Place . Tix $50.25/38.25 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444.
FESTIVAL DU BOIS
Celebration of francophone music, dance, craft, food, heritage, and culture. Musical performers include Yves Lambert, Marco Calliari, Les Tireux D’Roches, Duane Andrews, Belzébuth, Galant tu perds ton temps, Isabelle Longnus, and Masabo Culture Company. March 3-4, Blue Mountain Park (Coquitlam). Info www.festivaldubois.ca/ .
Kids' Stuff
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VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL STORYTELLING FESTIVAL KIDS STAGE
Stories, music, and dance for kids of all ages, presented by entertainers from all over Canada and the rest of the world. Feb. 3-4, VanDusen Botanical Garden (5251 Oak). Tix $5 from Tickets Tonight, 604-231-7535, or at the door. Info www.vancouverstorytelling.org/ .
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JAMES CAMPBELL: COMEDY 4 KIDS
Clean, family-friendly standup-comedy show for kids over five and their parents. Jan. 26, 10 am and Jan. 27, 10 am & 12 pm, Vancouver East Cultural Centre (1895 Venables). Tix $13 adults/$11 kids/$40 group of four (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-3311.
FRENCH STORY TIME
Stories and fables in French for children aged four years and over. Jan. 27, 11 am–12 pm, Le Centre (1551 W. 7th). Free admission, info 604-736-9806.
FLYING BOB: ARTICULATE NONSENSE
One-man circus featuring acrobatics, balancing, and wire-walking. Jan. 28, 2 pm, Centennial Theatre (2300 Lonsdale Ave., North Van.). Tix and info 604-984-4484.
Ongoing
VANCOUVER AQUARIUM MARINE SCIENCE CENTRE
Stanley Park, 604-659-3474, www.vanaqua.org/ . Admission rates: $18.50 adults, $13.95 seniors/youth/students, $10.95 kids four to 10, kids three and under free. Open 10 am–5:30 pm. Daily events include dolphin, sea-lion, and beluga shows; sea-otter feeds; and shark dives.
SCIENCE WORLD
1455 Quebec St., 604-443-7443, www.scienceworld.ca/ . Open Mon.-Fri. from 10 am to 5 pm, Sat.-Sun. and holidays from 10 am to 6 pm. Admission: $18.75/13.75 adults, $14.50/9.50 youth (13-18), seniors, and students; kids under four free. Hundreds of interactive exhibits in five permanent galleries, live science demonstrations, and workshops, plus giant movies in the Alcan Omnimax Theatre.
Upcoming Highlights
THE EMPEROR’S NEW THREADS
Axis Theatre Company presents Melody and Peter Anderson’s adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson’s classic fable “The Emperor’s New Clothes”. Feb. 24, 2 pm, Vancouver East Cultural Centre (1895 Venables). Tix $13/11 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-3311.
BARTOK’S TUNES FOR TOTS
The VSO presents a concert of Bela Bartók music for young children. March 9, 9:30 am, 11 am, & 1:30 pm, Vancouver Playhouse Theatre (Hamilton & Dunsmuir). Tix $11.50, info 604-876-3434.
L’ARSENAL A MUSIQUE: ALICE
Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland , interpreted using state-of-the-art laser projections and an original music score. Ages four and up. March 11, 2 pm, Centennial Theatre (2300 Lonsdale Ave., North Van.). Tix $16, info 604-984-4484.
Sports
| Vancouver Canucks Hockey |
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| Vancouver Canucks Hockey |
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VANCOUVER CANUCKS HOCKEY
All Canucks home games at 7 pm at GM Place . Tix from $32 to $179.25 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444, info www.canucks.com/ .
» VS. LOS ANGELES KINGS Jan. 26
» VS. SAN JOSE SHARKS Jan. 28
» VS. COLUMBUS BLUEJACKETS Jan. 30
» VS. EDMONTON OILERS Feb. 1
VANCOUVER GIANTS HOCKEY
All Giants home games at Pacific Coliseum (Hastings & Renfrew). Tix from $18.50/16.50 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444.
» VS. PRINCE ALBERT RAIDERS Jan. 27, 7 pm
» VS. PORTLAND WINTER HAWKS Jan. 31, 7 pm
Upcoming Highlights
VANCOUVER GIANTS HOCKEY
All Giants home games at Pacific Coliseum (Hastings & Renfrew). Tix from $18.50/16.50 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444
» VS. KELOWNA ROCKETS Feb. 2, 7:30 pm
» VS. PRINCE GEORGE COUGARS Feb. 7, 7 pm
» VS. KELOWNA ROCKETS Feb. 11, 5 pm
VANCOUVER CANUCKS HOCKEY
All Canucks home games at 7 pm at GM Place . Tix from $32 to $179.25 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444, info www.canucks.com/ .
» VS. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Feb. 7
» VS. ATLANTA THRASHERS Feb. 10
» VS. COLORADO AVALANCHE Feb. 18
» VS. PHOENIX COYOTES March 1
» VS. MINNESOTA WILD March 4
» VS. ST. LOUIS BLUES March 15
» VS. DETROIT RED WINGS March 17
» VS. NASHVILLE PREDATORS March 21
» VS. COLORADO AVALANCHE March 25
» VS. CALGARY FLAMES March 31
» VS. LOS ANGELES KINGS April 3
» VS. COLORADO AVALANCHE April 5
Out of Town
| Victoria Whisky Festival |
| Seattle Travel Show |
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This Week
VICTORIA WHISKY FESTIVAL
Showcase of more than 90 different whiskies, including single malt, blended, Scotch, Irish, Canadian, and bourbon. Jan. 26-27, Hotel Grand Pacific (Victoria, B.C.). Info www.victoriawhiskyfestival.com/ .
SEATTLE TRAVEL SHOW
Weekend for travel enthusiasts features presentations from travel agencies, tour operators, airlines, cruise lines, and resorts. Jan. 27-28, Seattle Center Exhibition Hall (Seattle, Wash.). Info www.seattletravelshow.com/ .
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