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The smiling face behind Hy’s Vancouver ’s recently unveiled new upstairs bar, Ryan “Shimo” Shimozawa personifies what it means to be a Hy’s guy.

1. Just Far Enough Road trips are fun, except when they’re not. Cultus Lake Waterpark is only an hour and fifteen minutes away from downtown Vancouver, which makes it the ideal distance for stress free road trip.

It's time for The Cinematheque’s annual summer celebration of the giddy, gloomy, seductive glories of Film Noir! Enter for a chance to win an exclusive pass for two to the whole series, including the opening night party.

Have you heard about Vancouver’s crazy housing market? Kidding, we know you have… Whether you’re looking to buy real estate for the first time or are finally ready to sell (cha-ching!), you’re probably starting to think about renovations.

This month Zipcar and RainCity Housing have come together to help drive acceptance and equality forward alongside Vancouver’s LGBTQA+ community. Until August 1 st Zipcar will be donating $1 for every hour that their local Pride Zipcars are reserved.

There’s something special about watching a movie outdoors. As a child, I spent countless summer nights at the drive-in; squished in the back of my family’s station wagon, snuggled up with friends, food, and blankets.

Real talk. Summer means indulging in sweet, delicious, frozen treats. Yes, there’s frolicking on beaches and taking in beautiful sunsets, but we all know those are just ways to pass the time until we’re ready for dessert again.

Photo: Chris077 For too many of us, growing up means losing touch with our imagination. By the time most people hit their twenties, making wishes on dandelions, eyelashes and shooting stars is nothing more than a childhood memory.

Looking to slide out of the city, relax and stay cool with family and friends this summer? We have teamed up with Cultus Lake Waterpark, Cultus Lake Adventure Park, Cultus Lake Golf Club and the Vedder River Inn to bring you this contest, which gives

The Indo-Canadian Friendship Society of British Columbia (ICFSBC) is a registered charitable society and NGO that aims to improve the living conditions of rural Indian villages.