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Sol the cat is looking for a new home in the Vancouver area

Meet your next adventure buddy! This handsome boy is full of energy, has a big personality and loves being taken on walks in his harness! Sol needs a home with lots of space to roam [...]
Food

Alouette Bistro Offers a Taste of France

Alouette Bistro transports guests from downtown Vancouver directly to the Mediterranean with their French-inspired menu that also showcases the beauty and bounty of British Columbian produce. French Flavour, With Mediterranean Warmth Nestled just off the [...]
Hip Hop

Five Minutes With: Hip-Hop Musician Francis Arevalo

Francis Arevalo is an East Vancouver-born-and-based emcee who is equal parts hype and heart. From the intersection of his Filipino heritage, knack for language, and lifelong love for hip-hop, each song is both fuel and [...]
History

Old Photographs from Hastings (1886-1986)

Long before Vancouver became a city, the shores of Burrard Inlet were home to thriving Indigenous communities. In the mid-19th century, this coastline would become the site of one of the region’s earliest industrial ventures: [...]
Arts

“A Day in the Life” with: Visual Artist Dana Irving

Dana Irving is an artist, painter, singer, dancer, costume maker, musician. All the artsy stuff. Trained in traditional life drawing and painting at Victoria College of Art and Emily Carr University. Studies included photography, graphic [...]

“A Day in the Life” with: Visual Artist Dana Irving

April 29, 2026

Dana Irving is an artist, painter, singer, dancer, costume maker, musician. All the artsy stuff. Trained in traditional life drawing and painting at Victoria College of Art and Emily Carr University. Studies included photography, graphic [...]
“A Day in the Life” with: Visual Artist Maddy Phillips

April 22, 2026
“A Day in the Life” with: Performing Artist Madison Simms

April 15, 2026

Old Photographs from Hastings (1886-1986)

April 30, 2026

Long before Vancouver became a city, the shores of Burrard Inlet were home to thriving Indigenous communities. In the mid-19th century, this coastline would become the site of one of the region’s earliest industrial ventures: [...]
Charitable Choices: Andrea Paquette of Stigma-Free Mental Health Society

April 28, 2026
Homegrown Business: Kunal Gupta of Masala Factory

April 27, 2026

Old Photographs from the Capilano Area (1898-1944)

Old Photographs of the Capilano Area (1898-1944)

by Tyler Dixon in History

From modest beginnings to first rate attraction, the Capilano Suspension Bridge and surrounding park is a BC success story. The name ‘Capilano’ originated from the Squamish Nation’s “Kia’palano”, which translates to “beautiful river.” George Grant [...]