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Our Daily Photo #1054 is just further proof of why the Pacific Northwest is the most visually pleasing place to be. Plus, the talents of photographer, Maurice Li of Stay and Wander are a huge help in making the PNW look its best.

From the early 1900s to the late 1960s, the East Side neighborhood of Strathcona was home to Vancouver’s first and only black community.

Thanks to everyone who voted for us in WE Vancouver 's Best of the City for 2014! We won 2nd in the blog category and our @VIAwesome Twitter account got 3rd! Check out all of the winners for every category - some of which are broken down into neighbo

Every Wednesday our friends at The Georgia Straight give us something new to share with you here on the blog: a preview of what you can expect to see on the front of - and inside - their paper the next day.

Our Daily Photo #1053 features the beautiful Rainblossom Project with the blue sky and Vancovuer skyline as a backdrop by Casey-Jo.

Here's a book that promises to be a great read for anyone interested in the history of our city: Vancouver Is Ashes - The Great Fire of 1886 ! Releasing in March from Vancouver's own Ronsdale Press , this 200 page paperback (30 pages containing b/w p

The red umbrella project that we TOLD you about made it into another publication! Following the story in The Province newspaper yesterday, today westca.com published THIS !

From the early 1900s to the late 1960s, the East Side neighborhood of Strathcona was home to Vancouver’s first and only black community.

Remember that mysterious art project with the red umbrellas that we EXPLAINED a few days back? It made it into yesterday's edition of The Province newspaper. Awesome! HERE is a larger version and HERE is the piece they published online.

VNB Photo is proud to present Barrie Mowatt, Founder and President of the Vancouver Biennale .