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Wondering what to do with all of those old CDs? The people in this building on South Main were too, so they made sombrero-like dingleberries out of them with a little bit of rope.

Photo: Louis Feller

The PEAK Performance Project is a seven-year, 5.29 million dollar contest open to all musicians in British Columbia. The project was created by Vancouver's very own 100.5 The PEAK and Music BC to develop BC based emerging artists.

We recently told you about this awesome, anonymous, local family dedicated to giving away 10% of their modest income to random Vancouverites in an almost sneaky sort of way.

It's a new dog every day, click here to find out how to get your dog featured here if you haven't sent in your photos yet! Today's dog featured in Dogtown Vancouver is Gus, Andrew P's pup. Here's what he had to say about him... NAME: Gus.

Kelly Litzenberger is an Art Director, Editor, Photographer and Vancouver creative you can see roaming around town with a skateboard, bike or set of golf clubs.

The PEAK Performance Project is a seven-year, 5.29 million dollar contest open to all musicians in British Columbia. The project was created by Vancouver's very own 100.5 The PEAK and Music BC to develop BC based emerging artists.

photo: Jonathan Taggart Local indie rock quintet, Said The Whale, has released their latest album today! The folks at iTunes like Islands Disappear so much that they featured one of the songs off of it as this week's iTunes Single Of The Week .

I'm not sure if the intent of this is to keep people off the grass or it's claiming their parking spot , either way, I like it...some thought clearly went into this...but not too much....

This past summer members of the IPATH footwear team (Kenny Reed, Aaron "Jaws" Homoki, Ben Raybourn – pictured above warming up with a backside air at the PoCo skatepark – Fred Gall, Adam Alfaro , Ryan Lay, Richie Jackson, and Matt Rodriguez) started