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A large lantern that’s part of an installation outside the Vancouver Art Gallery for Lunar New Year celebrations, has been stolen

One of the participants of Monday’s demonstration at UBC is under fire for comments she made on Friday — during a rally outside the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Police have arrested a 44-year-old Vancouver woman following comments made at a pro-Palestinian protest at the Vancouver Art Gallery over the weekend. Emily Lazatin reports.

Forgeries of some of Canada’s famous ‘Group of Seven’ works are the focus of a unique exhibit in the Vancouver Art Gallery after it was revealed that the ten oil paintings acquired and showcased by the institution were actually fakes. Catherine Urquhart has the details.

An exhibit at the Vancouver Art Gallery is doing something a little different after the museum learned several purported Group of Seven paintings were proven to be fakes.

In tonight’s top story, and a Global News exclusive: a teenager in Ottawa has been arrested and charged by the RCMP in connection with an alleged terrorism plot against the Jewish community. And, the accidental killing of three Israeli hostages by the Israeli Defence Force on Friday is triggering stronger calls from within Israel to...

Premier David Eby and Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim were among those in attendance for the lighting of the menorah in front of the Vancouver Art Gallery to mark the first day of Hanukkah.

An art gallery in Vancouver’s Gastown said it has been targeted by a planned smash-and-grab that has left them without a $20,000 sculpture.

Hundreds gathered in the rain tonight to show their support for the Palestinian people. The rally took place outside the Vancouver Art Gallery — Where the city’s Jewish community held a vigil of its own earlier this week. As Cassidy Mosconi reports– the overwhelming message was “peace” — but police did deal with at least...

A somber gathering by more than a thousand people outside the Vancouver art gallery Tuesday night. Members of the Jewish community marked one month since the deadly Hamas attack on Israel. As Cassady Mosconi reports, it comes amid evidence the Middle East conflict is sparking acts of hate here in B.C..

A Pro-Palestinian rally was held in downtown Vancouver at the Vancouver Art Gallery. BC Hydro warns due to the extremely dry summer more power outages are possible this fall and winter due to damaged trees. Tla’amin Nation has signed a memorandum of understanding with the province promising to work together to protect a village site....

Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes before you walk into a classy art gallery show? Squire Barnes found out before an Emily Carr exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

A milestone was reached in the development of the new Vancouver Art Gallery. A special ceremony was held Friday at the site of the future building, which organizer say has been a decade in the making.

Hundreds of people gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery Sunday night in support of Morocco earthquake victims. Rally organizers shared stories of loved ones who experienced the massive quake firsthand and encouraged those who are able to send financial support to their home country.

A temporary memorial of shoes and toys has stood on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery for almost two years, honouring victims of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. It was quietly removed in the middle of the night, an action that was only discovered when city crews arrived to execute a carefully-crafted plan...

An Atira employee alleges trauma in the workplace. Her complaints of harassment add to the controversy at B.C.’s biggest supportive housing provider. WestJet lands a tentative deal with pilots, but travel trouble still lingers for passengers. And after nearly two years, most of a residential school memorial has been removed from the steps of the...

An update on the double shooting that left a man dead in Chilliwack Saturday night. A look at the pending Surrey council meeting that will be discussing Surrey’s possible tax hike. A chronic offender was sentenced to one day in jail for a Vancouver art gallery theft which was captured on surveillance.

If you’ve walked past the Vancouver Art Gallery lately, you’ve likely seen a memorial to children who didn’t come home from residential schools. The City of Vancouver has now asked a group of volunteers keeping vigil over the memorial to take it down. Jasmine Bala has reaction.

A man described by Vancouver Police as a “chronic offender” is back on the streets after a brazen art gallery theft was caught on camera. Days after Francis Boivin got out of jail after pleading guilty last month, he was arrested, charged, and released again – after another alleged theft.

Volunteers have been keeping vigil over a memorial for the children of residential schools on the south side of the Vancouver Art Gallery. They have been told by the City of Vancouver that it must be taken down. Jasmine Bala reports.