The Vancouver Sunadded this to Metro VancouverVancouver, BC Power outage hits West Vancouver's Park Royal mall amid high windsvancouversun.com - Stephanie Ip Nothing like a power outage to shut down a shopping spree. Read More
Green Party Green Party members nominate Dana Taylor as their Sea to Sky candidatesquamishchief.com - Keili Bartlett On June 18, Squamish became the site for the Green Party members to choose their candidate for the 2019 federal election: Dana Taylor or Lars …
CPR West Van officers commended for life-saving roadside actionnsnews.com - Jane Seyd When he saw the driver slumped over the steering wheel of the truck, unconscious, on the edge of a highway exit ramp, West Vancouver Const. Matt …
Lifestyle (Canada) The View From Your Window #191scoutmagazine.ca - By Andrew Morrison We love posting the photographs that reveal the views from our reader’s windows. Whether it’s a back alley in the Fall or a sandy beach in high …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoBCHL Cade Cavallini signs with Clippersnanaimoclippers.com - www.nanaimoclippers.com Prior to Cavallini’s time with West Vancouver Academy he spent four years with the Oakland Jr. Grizzlies Programs from 2013 to 2017, two seasons with …
YourVancouverRealty.comadded this to Vancity's VanitiesVancouver, BC Owners don't live in close to 1 in 4 West Van homesnsnews.com - Jane Seyd Almost one in four homes in West Vancouver are not occupied by the person who owns them. That means more people have bought residential homes in West …
Vancouver, BC 7 things to do in Vancouver today: Tuesday, June 18dailyhive.com - Daniel Chai Escape the heat with a cool event in Vancouver! Check out Aly & AJ, Mad Pride, and more happening on Tuesday, June 19. For more things happening …
Canada Canadian women's field hockey team looks to take step towards 2020 Olympicstricitynews.com - Neil Davidson The Canadian women's field hockey team raised the money to finance its trip to Valencia, Spain, for the FIH Hockey Series Finals. Now it hopes to …
Richard Palbergadded this to Beautiful British ColumbiaVancouver, BCFirst they stopped a bus route. Now they’re obstructing a pipe. The dissidents of West Vancouver say they’re just gettingthestar.com - Alex McKeen West Van Community Stakeholders dislikes the noise and temporary road closures brought on by the project since construction began in April. The …
Vancouver Island University Entry Level: A day in the life of Vancouver caterer Jacques Kabuyabcbusiness.ca - www.bcbusiness.ca Salt N Sear works with customers across the Lower Mainland Some stories have an obvious starting point. For Jacques Kabuya, there are a few to choose …
ValerieJackadded this to Victoria BCBC Ferries BC Ferries adds extra and late night summer sailingsvicnews.com - Nick Murray BC Ferries added extra sailings for the peak summer season, including adjustments to sailing times on some routes. This route is the most popular …
AAndra T Robinsonadded this to Passive houseBC Hydro Say goodbye to utility bills with a so-called 'passive house'ctvnews.ca - Consumer Reporter He’s a man with a famous name and now James Dean is a celebrity in his neighborhood. “Over the year we will sell more electricity back to BC Hydro …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to Metro VancouverVancouver, BC The most loved artist in B.C., Gordon Smith, turns 100vancouversun.com - John Mackie Updated: June 17, 2019 The dean of Vancouver artists turns 100 years old on Tuesday. Gordon Smith plans to quietly celebrate with a few friends. But the cards, letters and …
BBunny Littleadded this to VancouverVancouver, BC Tree chopping begins as controversial stormwater project moves aheadnsnews.com - Jeremy Shepherd After an acrimonious standoff that included a stop in B.C. Supreme Court, the chainsaw came out Monday morning as a worker started limbing a Western …
People's Party of Canada People’s Party picks candidate, Greens to choose this weekcoastreporter.net - Sean Eckford Robert (Doug) Bebb of Whistler is the latest confirmed West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country candidate for the upcoming federal …
Greg Skrypadded this to KeepVancouver, BC TRAIN TICKET TO HEAVEN: Banff to Vancouver on the Rocky Mountaineertorontosun.com - Ken WinlawLost in darkness, the train growls and thunders through the unanimous black of the tunnel. The dark seems to goes on and on. Then we emerge from what seems the secret dark of the earth’s heart. It is and
DDesmond Xavieradded this to Goals, Plans, Food, & ScienceVancouver, BC Vintage hotels double as Vancouver tourist attractionsvancourier.com - Glen Korstrom Hotels that have been around for 80 years or more can cost a fortune to keep in good condition, but owners say they are proud to maintain them to a …
Richard Palbergadded this to Beautiful British ColumbiaVancouver, BC 12 things to do in Metro Vancouver on Monday, June 17straight.com - Miles Keir Indie-pop band Lany from L.A. plays tunes from latest album, Malibu Nights. With guest Sasha Sloan. Queen Elizabeth Theatre | 630 Hamilton | 7:30pm | …
North Vancouver, BC What's up at council? (June 17)nsnews.com - Brent Richter It’s A Tale of Two North Vans, Monday night, and much like Dickens’ works, anyone going should settle in for a long one. City council will be holding a …
Cancer North Van cancer survivor celebrates clean bill of health by taking on Seek the Peakvancourier.com - Ben Bengtson A North Vancouver woman is celebrating being cancer-free by taking on a whole new kind of physical challenge. Melissa Offner, who moved to the North …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to BusinessVancouver, BC Not-owner-occupied property skyrockets in Vancouvervancouversun.com - John Mackie Almost half the condos in Vancouver are not-owner occupied, and almost one-fifth of the detached homes. Read More
Richard Palbergadded this to Beautiful British ColumbiaVancouver Art Gallery 66 things to do in Metro Vancouver on Saturday, June 15straight.com - Steve Newton Looking for something to do on Saturday? The Straight’s got you covered. Here are 66 events happening in or around Vancouver on Saturday, June …
Roger Flanaganadded this to Random ArticlesAutos (Canada) Take your dad to a car show this Father’s Daydriving.ca - Driving With Sunday being Father’s Day we certainly have a great selection of shows taking place across the province this weekend. Victoria, Trail, Qualicum, …
Vancouver, BC 32nd annual Squamish Youth Nation Powwow attracts the worldsquamishchief.com - Jennifer Thuncher As always, the 32nd annual Squamish Nation Youth Powwow is all about the youth. "It is a big deal for our youth," said Gloria Nahanee, one of the …
Mike Keatingadded this to Climate ChangeVancouver Island Western red cedars are dying of drought in Vancouver and scientists say it’s one more portent of climate change | The Starthestar.com - Tessa Vikander VANCOUVER—Dead, rusty brown, dried-up cedar trees are an increasingly common sight in Metro Vancouver and across southwestern B.C., and experts say …
Vancouver, BC 18 Vancouver concerts this weekend, June 14 to 16straight.com - Steve Newton FRIDAY: melodic pop band Bailen, featuring siblings Daniel, David, and Julia Bailen, plays the WISE Hall. FRIDAY: Vancouver synth-pop post-punk band …
CTV Newsadded this to VancouverLeukemia Man who's donated blood 400 times meets 2-year-old diagnosed with leukemiactvnews.ca - CTV News Vancouver The parents of a two-year-old girl who was diagnosed with leukemia marked World Blood Donor Day by meeting a local man who has donated more than 400 …
Vancouver, BC West Van council votes to top up paynsnews.com - Jeremy Shepherd West Vancouver mayor and council will make more money, pay more taxes and take home exactly what they used to following a contentious remuneration …
James Lawsonadded this to THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR ⭐️ CBC 25 Famous People You Didn’t Know Were Canadianrd.com - Tina Donvito Some of America’s national treasures actually hail from our northern neighbor. For Canada Day, July 1, let’s celebrate these celebrity …
The Provinceadded this to OpinionOpinion (Canada) Letters, June 13: Getting rid of plastic bags is a good idea — even if it’s about getting re-electedtheprovince.com - Gordon Clark Letters to the editor should be sent to provletters@theprovince.com. The editorial pages editor is Gordon Clark, who can be reached at …
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