by Wendy Underwood | Feb 26, 2019
Vancouver’s cherry blossom festival doesn’t officially launch until April, but March is when you’ll see the city start to burst back to life. The weather is warmer, and as the streets fill with colour, we start to see the promise of spring right around the corner. But...
by Wendy Underwood | Feb 19, 2019
We hope you’re ready for one heck of a party! The World Rugby Sevens Series is returning to Vancouver for its fourth year, March 9 and 10, and the city is already buzzing. Get your crew together for a weekend of high-intensity sport and international...
by Wendy Underwood | Feb 12, 2019
It’s hard to believe that it was nine years ago that Vancouver hosted the Olympic Winter Games. But that event opened travellers’ eyes to the amazing outdoor adventure that you can enjoy here in winter without even leaving the city. Whether you’re an expert at...
by Andrea Visscher | Feb 5, 2019
Vancouver is spoiled for choice when it comes to skiing and snowboarding in the city. Look no further than the North Shore mountains and the three – three! – hills which boast dozens of runs for every level. But one of the best things about visiting Vancouver over ski...
by Andrea Visscher | Jan 29, 2019
Oh February. Commonly considered the least liked month for Canadians – it’s cold, it’s rainy (or snowy), and it’s the time when most Canadians fly to warmer climates for a dose of vitamin S-U-N. But their loss is your gain because this is the perfect time to see the...
by Andrea Visscher | Jan 22, 2019
Who says February is a no-fun month? We argue it’s the most fun – especially during Vancouver’s JFL NorthWest comedy festival. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry (from laughter), you’ll laugh again. So get ready to roll in the aisle when some of the world’s best known...
by Andrea Visscher | Jan 15, 2019
Vancouver is known as the City of Glass, a nickname earned from famous local author Douglas Coupland, reflectng the primarily steel-and-glass aesthetic of downtown buildings. One look at the city skyline and it’s easy to spot the mirrored condos that tower over the...
by Andrea Visscher | Jan 8, 2019
Vancouver’s annual PuSh International Performing Arts Festival steps up as the first major cultural festival of the 2019. Celebrating its 15 year anniversary this year, the festival showcases work from contemporary local, national and international artists that...
by Andrea Visscher | Jan 1, 2019
With the new year upon us, now is the perfect time to go out and experience the best the city has to offer. Dine at a different restaurant, see a new art exhibit or check out an old favourite pastime made new again. No matter your choice, grab 2019 by the reins and...
by Andrea Visscher | Dec 26, 2018
Vancouver’s North Shore Mountains are a skier or snowboarder’s paradise. Mt Seymour, Cypress Mountain and Grouse Mountain offer challenging runs, beautiful views and are located just a short drive from downtown with runs are filled with beginners and experts...
