South Vancouver

Reported by Taesa Hodel A local tai chi master will spin swords with anyone — from star athletes in the international arena, to the ordinary women who attend her drop-in classes. Sprina Fu is the only instructor in B.C., and one of…

Reported by Adam Levi When Jasper Lau joined the Vancouver Dodgeball League he had no idea it would become such a big part of his life. Lau was recruited to the VDL by a friend. “She got me into the league. We played once and I was…

Reported by Nick Laba On the day Canadian cannabis became legal, many in the budding industry were out of work. All 20 city-sanctioned pot shops in South Vancouver would have to close their doors Oct.17—even the four previously issued…

Over the past three months, South Vancouver recorded the highest number of coyote encounters in Metro Vancouver.

After losing all five of its games at the Vancouver Invitational Wheelchair Rugby Tournament, Team BC will need to turn things around as it focuses on the upcoming Canadian nationals in May.

A new artist-run studio in Marpole is facing an uncertain future as the building’s impending sale is making it difficult to attract enough artists to make ends meet.

By Amanda Poole Located in the heart of South Vancouver, Langara Golf Course acts as a natural home to a family of coyotes. An estimated four to five coyotes hunt for food on the course day and night, regardless of the 300 golfers who…

The students and teacher of a new kung fu choreography class are collaborating with a group of independent filmmakers to create a kung fu short film.

Reported by Amanda Poole Perseverance and discipline are two qualities a 16-year-old karate national champion has mastered. Yushi Nakajima who trains at West River Karate in South Vancouver, will be defending his title in kata, a…

This year, three athletes who got their professional start with a South Vancouver adaptive sports charity are going to the Paralympics in South Korea.