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Yesterday the zombies were out in brain-eating force. I didn't count, but it seemed like a couple thousand zombies took to the streets, starting at The Vancouver Art Gallery. See tons of more photos on flickr .

Over the next couple of years the Vancouver International Biennale will be creeping it's way into our city.

I think there must have been something in the building codes for the city in the past that said if you built a Vancouver Special (click HERE to see what a Vancouver Special is if you're not quite sure) you either had to have those strange egg/articho

Stopped by the Sun Yat Sen Park the other day. Great little refuge hidden in Chinatown. One of the entrances to the park. A second entrance has a view of the lily pond. Even with a bunch of people the garden was still relaxing and calm.

I've got a couple friends who own houses in the city that have little garages at the backs of them bordering on the laneways that they use to store motorbikes, build mini ramps in...

July 25th had the gnarliest weather in Vancouver I've seen in ages. It was great! This time lapse was taken the day of the big ol thunder and lightning storm, and I guess, it's little baby brother, the fireworks... (ignore the music in the video...

I went and played a round with our former golf editor, Kelly Litz, last night. It was no surprise to either of us that I lost, but this dent in the green that I made from the tee was pretty shocking.

Summer is rad for so many reasons: beaches, bikinis, barbecues, bocce, popsicles, ice cream trucks, bikes, fireworks, more Seawall action and an even greater reason to have a ice cold brew in your hand.

...Nationally historic. Officially, nationally historic I should say as of Tuesday as announced by the federal government.

Wei Ling sent in this photo of Wei Ling cliff jumping off of an island not that far up Indian Arm.