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Kevin Low taught himself how to play chess before he turned four. He was bored at preschool so his mother Vivien Lai introduced him to dinosaurs and board games. “He learned too quick,” she said.

A contractor and architect have transformed a gloomy stucco and brick Vancouver Special into an airy and sustainable abode. The residence near Southeast Marine Drive and Fraser Street boasts reused materials, sustainable systems and “Ikea hacks.

Herons, geese, raccoons, rhododendrons, trees if this is the extent to which you can describe the flora and fauna of Stanley Park, then its 125th birthday is the perfect chance to get to know it a whole lot better.

They say that after a certain age you don't want presents for your birthday, so it's understandable that all Stanley Park wants for its 125th birthday is one heck of a party.

You can't lock these priceless treasures away in a museum: Stanley Park boasts dozens of monuments, memorials and art throughout its 1,000 acres.

If theres anyone who knows what to do and where to go, its Tourism Vancouver . Weve enlisted their expertise about how to best enjoy and explore Stanley Park.

Stanley Park history In 1886, as its first act, Vancouvers newly formed City Council petitioned the federal government to dedicate the land as a park. Archaeological evidence suggests human activity in the park dating back more than 3,000 years.

Environmental historian Sean Kheraj delves into the tensions and complicated relationships between history, expectation and nature in his new book about Stanley Park, released to coincide with the parks 125th anniversary.

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While the Fair at the PNE has a long list of bands and musicians playing the WestJet Concert Stage as part of the Summer Nights Concert Series, over at the Chevrolet Performance Stage are the tribute artists.