Casts from Riverdale, Once Upon A Time, and The 100, along with Whitecaps alumni will take to the pitch at BC Place to play the 2nd annual Vancouver Whitecaps FC Legends & Stars Charity Match in support of BC Children’s Hospital on September 15th.
Whitecaps FC Legends & Stars Charity Match
When: September 15, 2018 4:45pm to 5:45pm ahead of the 7:00pm match v Seattle
Where: BC Place
Photo credit Bob Frid via Whitecaps FC
This year’s Legends & Stars match, which is set for Saturday, September 15, 2018 at BC Place, will once again feature KJ Apa (Archie/Riverdale), Colin O’Donoghue (Captain Hook/Once Upon A Time), and Lindsey Morgan (Raven Reyes, The 100).
They will be joined by first-time participants Mark Consuelos (Hiram Lodge/Riverdale), Casey Cott (Kevin/Riverdale), Jacob Tremblay (Auggie/Wonder, Jack/Room), Rahul Kohli (Ravi/iZombie), three-time Olympic medalist and figure skating world champion Patrick Chan, as well as alumni from Whitecaps FC’s 40+ year history, including fan favourites Jay DeMerit, Jay Nolly, John Catliff, and Ivor Evans.
Tickets for the Legends & Stars match are on sale now for just $5 and all proceeds will be donated to BC Children’s Hospital. Limited tickets are available – fans are encouraged to act quickly to avoid disappointment.
- Purchase tickets to the alumni match only here »
- Purchase a ticket to the alumni match + MLS match vs Seattle here »
To attend Legends & Stars, fans must also have a ticket for Whitecaps FC’s Major League Soccer match vs. longtime rivals Seattle Sounders FC later that evening.
Preliminary Roster (Subject to Change)
Coaches: Alan Errington, Gerry Heaney
Honourary coach/ambassador: Carl Valentine
Riverdale
KJ Apa (Archie Andrews)
Casey Cott (Kevin Keller)
Jordan Connor (Sweet Pea)
Mark Consuelos (Hiram Lodge)
Martin Cummins (Sheriff Tom Keller)
Charles Melton (Reggie Mantle)
Drew Ray Tanner (Fangs Fogarty)
The 100
Henry Ian Cusick (Marcus Kane)
Mike Dopud (Michael Vinson)
Jessica Harmon (Niylah)
Richard Harmon (John Murphy)
Jarod Joseph (Nathan Miller)
Lindsey Morgan (Raven Reyes)
Bob Morley (Bellamy Blake)
Tasya Teles (Echo)
Once Upon A Time
Colin O’Donoghue (Captain Hook)
Chris Gauthier (William Smee)
iZombie
David Anders (Blaine DeBeers)
Robert Buckley (Major Lilywhite)
Malcolm Goodwin (Clive Babineaux)
Jessica Harmon (Dale Bozzio)
Bryce Hodgson (Don E/Scott E)
Rahul Kohli (Ravi Chakrabarti)
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Letterkenny
Andrew Herr (Jonesy)
Tyler Johnston (Stewart)
Other
Jean-Luc Bilodeau (Ben/Baby Daddy)
Patrick Chan (Olympic medalist + figure skating world champion)
Adrian Holmes (Frank Pike/Arrow + 19-2, Smallville)
Dan Payne (Beast/Descendants)
Ryan Robbins (Samuel Bly/Sacred Lies, Noah Funk/Pure)
Emma Tremblay (Ruby Arias/Supergirl)
Erica Tremblay (Bunny/Imaginary Mary)
Jacob Tremblay (Auggie/Wonder, Jack/Room)
Adam Tsekhman (Gary Green/Legends of Tomorrow)
Henrik & Daniel Sedin (Vancouver Canucks)
Whitecaps FC Alumni
John Catliff (striker)
Jeff Clarke (midfielder)
Jay DeMerit (defender)
Paul Dolan (forward)
Nick Dasovic (defender)
Ivor Evans (midfielder)
Steve Macdonald (defender)
Erin McNulty (goalkeeper)
Rob Merkl (goalkeeper)
Jay Nolly (goalkeeper)
Guido Titotto (midfielder)
Alfredo Valente (midfielder)
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Tandoori Flame has recently opened its first BC location, bringing its Greater Toronto-based giant Indian buffet to Delta-Surrey. This unique dining experience has 12 interactive food stations with close to 150 food items, along with seating for 450+ in a multi-room 11,000 sq. ft. layout. It’s North America’s largest Indian buffet!
Tandoori Flame Delta-Surrey
Where: 11970 88 Ave, Delta
Photos by Studio Orange Photography
A different class of an ‘Indian Kitchen’ on its own, this establishment provides a rustic, traditional yet contemporary design overlooking the bustling of Scott Rd through 200 linear feet of glass walls. There’s also a bar with cocktail & mocktail lists exclusive to Tandoori Flame Restaurants.
Win Dinner at Tandoori Flame
Host private parties, a special event, get take-out, or simply enjoy a delicious night out with friends and family. I have the opportunity to give away dinner for you and three guests courtesy of Tandoori Flame, here’s how you can enter to win:
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I will draw one winner at random from all entries at 12:00pm on Monday, August 27, 2018. Reservation for the winner will be handled by the restaurant. Prize value is $92.77 (2 adults and 2 kids weekend dinner) to $107.96 (4 adults for weekend dinner).
Update The winner is Sentha Singham!
Whalley Little League is once again taking the Little League World Series by storm in Williamsport, and while they enjoy their time on the world stage, locals in North Surrey know how important this organization is to the community year-round. I grew up in the area and aside from having one of the best playgrounds around, the ballparks bring the neighbourhood – and the city – together to celebrate teamwork, sportsmanship, and family.
I recently came across an article about how the Whalley Athletic Park came to be, and it seems that it is its own Field of Dreams story. If you build it, they will come… and play, and win national championships.
The Field of Dreams in Whalley
Source: Opposite The City (quoted with permission from the author)
In the summer of 1950 Whalley volunteers were transforming a few acres of bush into an athletic park.
Inspired by the spirit of volunteerism fostered by flood relief work in 1948, local women had banded together, under the name of the Whalley Community Guild, to make a local playground for children, whilst men under the rubric of the Whalley Business Men’s Association, undertook to build a ball park.
The women had already demonstrated what they could do. They had created Tom Binnie Park. As for the men of Whalley, wrote Helen Carter in 1949: “They dreamed of a baseball diamond.”
The men founded the Whalley Athletic Association (WAA), donating funds – $500 each – and their own labor to build a ball park with a first class ball diamond.
It was definitely a community effort from the start, but when big city reporter Erwin Swangard was sent out by the Vancouver Province to cover this small town story, he chose to focus on one man. As Clarice Harkley was the prime mover in organizing the women, so Haddon Bolivar was the leader of the men.
Erwin Swangard was a veteran journalist who had seen much. In 1936 he reported from the spectacle at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. Yet Swangard marvelled at the initiative and zeal of the local Whalley corps, and watched in admiration of the direction given by their leader, a local chicken rancher.
“All you have to do is drive down King George Highway to the centre of Whalley, turn to the right and there you will discover Haddon Bolivar, vigorously working on his own memorial, the most ambitious sports centre ever undertaken by a community of Whalley’s modest size.”
The goal was to transform 8 acres of “rough bush” into a multi-purpose athletic complex that would include a swimming pool, softball diamonds, tennis courts and a community centre. The jewel in the crown was to be a regulation size baseball diamond and bleachers, fit for league play.
Reporter Swangard applauded the dedication of the local volunteers and the cooperation of the district in buying the property for them. But it is clear that Swangard was most impressed by the initiative and organizational skills of Haddon Bolivar.
It appeared clear to the group of volunteers that “once the project is finished it ought to be named Haddon Bolivar Centre.”
It appears clear also, that reporter Erwin Swangard was inspired by Haddon Bolivar, a man who was, wrote Swangard: “building his own monument.” Under development in May, the park was “opened with a bang” by a baseball tournament on Labor Day weekend, 1950.
Read the full story via Opposite The City »
Team Canada aka Whalley Little League is enjoying their 6th national championship title, tying them for second most in the country. They are back in action today at the Little League World Series at 3:00pm vs Mexico.
The Vancouver International Film Festival (“VIFF”) has announced its line up of Canadian films in the True North and Sea to Sky streams, which are anchored by a mix of moving Indigenous stories of redemption and commanding female voices.
#MustSeeBC
The BC Spotlight (Sea to Sky) series features dark comedy with Bruce Sweeney’s Kingsway. Grant Baldwin’s This Mountain Life and Kathleen S. Jayme’s Finding Big Country document the alpine and the athletic, respectively. Finally, Sean Devlin’s When the Storm Fades features a Filipino family’s re-enactment of their recovery from disaster.
In advance of the festival, the #mustseeBC campaign invites audiences to preview trailers, promote BC filmmakers across social networks and VOTE for their favourite films. The film that gets the most fan votes takes the title “Audience Must-See-Film” and gets a special red carpet screening. Voting starts on September 6th and closes on September 25th, 2018.
BC Spotlight (Sea to Sky presented by TELUS):
Because We Are Girls (dir. Baljit Sangra, Canada) – World Premiere
Edge of the Knife (dirs. Gwaai Edenshaw, Helen Haig-Brown, Canada)
Finding Big Country (dir. Kathleen S. Jayme, Canada/USA) – World Premiere
Freaks (dirs. Adam Stein, Zach Lipovsky, Canada)
Kingsway (dir. Bruce Sweeney, Canada)
N.O.N. (dir. Zebulon Zang, Canada)
Picking Up the Pieces: The Making of the Witness Blanket (dirs. Cody Graham, Carey Newman, Canada) World Premiere
The Darling (dir. Seung-Yup Lee, Canada/South Korea) – North American Premiere
This Mountain Life (dir. Grant Baldwin, Canada)
When the Storm Fades (dir. Sean Devlin, Canada/Philippines)
The True North stream will also feature several commanding female voices behind the camera. Director Patricia Rozema returns to VIFF with Mouthpiece, adapted from a two woman play, while Jasmin Mozaffari’s debut Firecrackers depicts two friends’ bid to escape their hometown.
True North presented by Telefilm:
A Sister’s Song (dir. Danae Elon, Canada) – North American Premiere
Clara (dir. Akash Sherman, Canada/USA)
Firecrackers (dir. Jasmin Mozaffari, Canada)
Genesis (dir. Philippe Lesage, Canada) – North American Premiere
Giant Little Ones (dir. Keith Behrman, Canada)
Mouthpiece (dir. Patricia Rozema, Canada)
Quiet Killing (dir. Kim O’Bomsawin, Canada)
Roads in February (dir. Katherine Jerkovic, Canada/Uruguay)
The Far Shore (dir. David Uloth, Canada) – World Premiere
Ville Neuve (dir. Félix Dufour-Laperrière, Canada) – North American Premiere
What is Democracy? (dir. Astra Taylor, Canada)
What Walaa Wants (dir. Christy Garland, Canada/Palestine)
Totally Indie Day
Where: Vancouver International Film Centre (1181 Seymour St)
When: September 29, 2018
VIFF also announced Totally Indie Day, presented by STORYHIVE, programming that will include in depth conversations with Hollywood’s elite creators such as three-time Oscar nominee and editor Jay Cassidy (American Hustle), production designers Jade Healy (I, Tonya) and Chris Jones (Lady Bird), and more.
VIFF Timelines
Monday, August 20, 2018
ONLINE: Advance VIFF Pass + Ticket Packs on sale at viff.org
Thursday, September 6, 2018
Full Program available online.
Thursday, September 13, 2018
IN-PERSON: Box Office opens at The Vancouver International Film Centre. Monday to Saturday: 12:00pm to 7:00pm, Sunday: 2:00pm to 7:00pm.
VIFF 2018 runs September 27 to October 12, 2018. Follow along on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for more information about the festival, its events, special guests, and films.
Miss604 is a proud media partner of VIFF 2018.
The 24th annual Metro Vancouver Feast of Fields at UBC Farm is Canada’s largest and longest running local food celebration!
Feast of Fields events are FarmFolk CityFolk’s annual local food celebrations and signature fundraising events, held each year on a different farm in the Okanagan Valley, in Metro Vancouver and on Southern Vancouver Island. Guests are invited to taste, sip, and enjoy the local, zero waste creations from more than 60 of British Columbia’s best food and beverage providers.
Feast of Fields
Where: UBC Farm (3461 Ross Drive, Vancouver)
When: Sunday, September 9, 2018 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Tickets: Available online now. This is an all ages event, with “youth” tickets available for participants under 18. All participants 19+ years of age with “adult” tickets must bring 2 pieces of ID to receive a tasting wristband. Guests can also purchase a shuttle ticket, with the bus departing at 12:15pm from between the Hyatt Regency Hotel and the Burrard Skytrain Station on the day of the event, with return at 5:15pm from UBC Farm.
Feast of Fields is a three hour wandering gourmet harvest festival that highlights the connections between farmers and chefs, fields and tables, and between farm folks and city folks. With a wine glass and linen napkin in hand, guests stroll across a farmer’s field, traveling from tent to tent (sometimes through the barn, past the tractor or around the chicken coop) listening to live music, and tasting gourmet creations from BC top chefs, farmers, fishers, ranchers, food artisans, vintners, brewers, distillers and other beverage producers.
The participating producers in this year’s event include 14 breweries, 10 wineries, 5 distilleries and 3 tea producers, and a selection of the best-known names in local food, such as Arc at the Fairmont, The Pointe Restaurant at the Wickaninnish Inn, Fable, Forage, and Colette Grand Café based out of the iconic Holt Renfrew.
Feast of Fields is FarmFolk CityFolk’s annual local food celebration and fundraiser, highlighting the contribution local chefs, restaurants, farmers, ranchers, fishers, food artisans, vintners, brewers and distillers make to our local economy. It emphasizes how they are connected to the land, support the regional economy, and create the most delicious local, seasonal and sustainable flavours BC has to offer. FarmFolk CityFolk is a not-for-profit society that works to cultivate a local, sustainable food system. Proceeds from Feast of Fields support the continuing efforts of FarmFolk CityFolk in each of the regions where the events are held.
Follow the Metro Vancouver Feast of Fields event on Instagram as well as FarmFolk CityFolk on Facebook for more info.
