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Our big LAUNCH PARTY for Lani Russwurm's Vancouver WAS Awesome history book is on the 19th (details HERE ) and the title is now making its way into stores! Yesterday I shared with you the news that THE PAPER HOUND just opened their doors, and today t

Every day we publish a photo from the Instagram hashtag ( #vancouverisawesome ) shot by you and your friends in this great city of ours. Today's photo comes from @tinasidewalk who captured a bit of light in a foggy day.

We've teamed up with the City of New Westminster to bring you two weeks of blog posts exploring Western Canada's oldest city on our BC Is Awesome site! Today our editor Ghazal Elhaei brings it outside and explores some of their best public spaces! Ha

A Good Book Drive is about to launch its annual book drive to bring stories to a new generation of readers, and support kids in need of new books.

Hey, Canadian soccer legend and former Whitecaps coach, Carl Valentine! High five, Carl Valentine! Carl is an ambassador for the club and if you're looking you'll find him at every home game.

We're doing a historic launch party at the Portside Pub in a couple of weeks! The publisher of our history book penned by Lani Russwurm (Arsenal Pulp Press) has teamed up with the publisher of another history book releasing soon (This Day in Vancouve

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver. We post weekly guest playlists comprised of Vancouver artists and ‘Last Week in Music’ highlights some of the best concerts happening around the city...

Every day we publish a photo from the Instagram hashtag ( #vancouverisawesome ) shot by you and your friends in this great city of ours. Today's photo comes from @dannychan_ca who captured a foggy Vancouver's day.

Barbara, pictured left in this historical Vancouver photo, writes: "In 1965, my boyfriend Dennis received $5.00 a week for his allowance. On Saturday nights he would take me out to dinner at Jakes Steakhouse on Granville Street and then to a movie.