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Old Photographs of Bicycles from the Vancouver Area (1892-1940)
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Old Photographs of Bicycles from the Vancouver Area (1892-1940)

June 4, 2026 Tyler Dixon

There’s something wonderfully timeless about an old photograph of a bicycle. Long before traffic jams, SkyTrain stations, and seawall bike lanes, bicycles helped shape the rhythm of everyday life in Vancouver. Cycling was, and in […]

Melbourne Coffee and Aussie Meat Pies at Coyotes Cafe
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Melbourne Coffee and Aussie Meat Pies at Coyotes Cafe

June 1, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

If you’re craving a proper Flat White and an Australian meat pie, Coyotes Cafe is a must visit. This family owned cafe pop-up first started serving their signature combination of Melbourne-style coffee and savoury meat […]

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Brand New Touski Opens in Vancouver’s Historic Chinatown

May 29, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

Touski is a day-to-night, cafe-to-wine-bar that just opened in Vancouver’s historic Chinatown. The name comes from the Québécois slang tout ce qui reste which means ‘everything there is’ or ‘everything that’s left’. The name also […]

Alouette Bistro Offers a Taste of France
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Alouette Bistro Offers a Taste of France

May 1, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

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 […]

Old Photographs from Hastings (1886-1986)
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Old Photographs from Hastings (1886-1986)

April 30, 2026 Tyler Dixon

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: […]

Harbour Air Makes Exploring BC Easy
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Harbour Air Makes Exploring BC Easy

April 3, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

Harbour Air was started in 1982 with just two pilots and two aircraft. Now, this local airline operates over forty aircraft with over two hundred flights daily. Harbour Air offers easy transport around British Columbia. […]

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Old Photographs from Mount Pleasant (1890-1979)

April 2, 2026 Tyler Dixon

Perched on the gentle rise just south of downtown Vancouver, Mount Pleasant has long lived up to its name. Although its story is one shaped as much by industry and change as by charm. In […]

The Place to Be at Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront
Food

The Place to Be at Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront

April 1, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront is nestled right in the heart of Vancouver’s Coal Harbour seawall. The hotel offers easy proximity to the seawall which stretches from Stanley Park all the way to Yaletown and Granville Island. […]

L’Abattoir
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L’Abattoir: Tried and Tested, Plus Tailored to Suit Any Occasion

March 19, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

L’Abattoir is a restaurant I frequently recommend for a romantic date night. Something about the glass, brick, and black and white tile, plus a creative cocktail and expert service, sets the right mood. For those […]

Syu Kitsilano: Respecting Legacy While Elevating Offerings
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Syu Kitsilano: Respecting Legacy While Elevating Offerings

February 13, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

You’ll find Syu Kitsilano in a space that has been serving sushi for forty years. When founder Xiubo Sun and Chef Kouichi Fujioka took over the historic 1508 Yew Street restaurant, they felt the weight […]

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