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Vancouver looks like such a new city that its hard to sometimes imagine what it looked like before the forest of gleaming glass condo towers gave Stanley Park an inferiority complex. Photographer William J.

First annual Moustache Miler held on Saturday

Coal Harbour For many Vancouverites, checking out the Christmas-themed windows at the Woodward’s department store on Hastings Street was a much-loved tradition.

Arbutus Ridge The women of the St. George’s Philoptochos Association have been busy baking Christmas goodies so you don’t have to.

STARRY NIGHT: Bruce Diemert and Devi Sangara chaired the 18th annual Night of a Thousand Stars Gala at the Hotel Vancouver.

The Eastside Culture Crawl is like having a party and having no idea who’s going to show up. It’s not so weird a concept for artists in buildings housing many studios, but the intimacy factor shoots up when walking into somebody’s house.

As part of the Courier's ongoing Vancouver Special neighbourhood series on South Cambie, we learned about kiltmaker Rob MacDonald's checkered past. [email protected] twitter.com/MidlifeMan1

Downtown Besides the vintage-style carousel, mulled wine and thousands of twinkling lights, there’s one more really great reason to stop by the Vancouver Christmas Market this Saturday, Nov. 23.

Movember has reached the half-way mark so let our readers see how your ’stache is coming along. Whether you're proudly rocking a Full Magnum, are still at the peach-fuzz stage or even daring a dreaded "Michael Jordan" — our readers want to see it.

More than 100 artworks from top local and international artists such as Tiko Kerr, Holly Armishaw and London-based Emily Carr graduate Andrew Salgado will be up for bids at the 20th Annual Art for Life Fine Art Auction on Nov. 16 at the CBC Studios.