A Vancouver local once explained to me why he had originally come to the city for a two-week holiday but had never gone home.

"In that two weeks, I went hiking, sailing and skiing without ever...

Vancouver is a city of neighborhoods. When you walk around this city, look at the faces. It’s like being in the lobby of the United Nations. The city is, in fact, arguably the most international city...

Steveston is at the southwest corner of Richmond, a suburb to Vancouver that in recent years has established its own unique cultural identity.

With its historical buildings, small stores and...

Lighthouse Park is an ecological reserve boasting old growth douglas firs and rock dating back 187 million years. It also contains a myriad of trails (both "official" and "unofficial" it would...

Spectacularly sandwiched between the Strait of Georgia and the soaring Coast Mountains, Vancouver is Canada’s most westerly metropolis. The city plays dual roles—it’s both a luxury resort town and a...

Art and culture in Vancouver is a reflection of the city - multi-cultural and west coast. Mix that in with an abundance of Native People’s art, a rich music heritage, a myriad of theatre companies,...

Vancouver is kid friendly. Take in one of the many shows at the aquarium in Stanley Park, walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver, or take the miniature train in Stanley Park.

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At the far south/west point of West Vancouver along Marine Drive is the Lighthouse Park. A small(ish) park it gives a great representation of the west coast flora and terrain. If you are interested...

Vancouver is, to say the least, an eclectic collection of architectural designs. The city can, in layman's terms, easily be split into architectural epoches - pre-1950, 1960s modernism, and post 1986...