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Vancouver Heritage Foundation is a registered charity supporting the conservation of heritage buildings and structures in recognition of their contribution to the city’s economy, sustainability and culture.

Three Metro Vancouver buses left their stations today equipped with FREE Wi-Fi for passengers thanks to TELUS and a pilot program they're rolling out! This is the first time this kind of service has been offered on public transit in Western Canada, a

Vancouver Heritage Foundation is a registered charity supporting the conservation of heritage buildings and structures in recognition of their contribution to the city’s economy, sustainability and culture. image courtesy of vstarstudent.

I went on a media tour of Hootsuite 's newly opened HQ2 office this morning. Located two blocks from their HQ1 in Mount Pleasant the design of their new space encompasses so much of what there is to love about British Columbia.

Last week I made THIS POST about a donation I made to help the fundraising efforts to get the skateboard park at the beach at Ambleside in West Vancouver renovated.

Every Friday morning our friends at The Peak 102.7FM have me in to share One Awesome Thing, and today I went overboard and brought ten. Here's what Kevin and Sonia and I had to say about those public pianos you might've tickled the ivories of...

CityStudio has brought back a crowd favourite from last summer: public pianos! Ten of them have been distributed throughout the city and are waiting for you to come tickle their ivory.

Vancouver Is Awesome is a proud sponsor of The Chinatown Experiment , a storefront dedicated to pop ups which provides anyone that has an idea and the desire to bring it to life with the opportunity to make it happen.

As construction is about to start on the new Emily Carr University on Great Northern Way (which we TOLD YOU ABOUT a year or so ago), and as the institution prepares for its move from Granville Island in 2016 that Island itself is finalizing plans for

A few days back I made THIS POST claiming that the stop sign at 1st Ave and Cook in Vancouver is the best in the entire Lower Mainland. I then encouraged you to send in what you feel is the best one and was thrilled with the response! Longtime V.I.A.