August In Your West End
John Streit is taking a well-earned vacation and will return in September with more reporting on West End issues.
A roundup of West End - Coal Harbour community events, performances, and activities for everyone.
Despite numerous email assurances from the authorities, the fountains in Haro Park remain dry.
Happy 93rd birthday to The West End Journal’s Joy Metcalfe … and other great memories and stories as well.
Dim sum on the weekends, a special menu for Fireworks night, and delicious traditional Chinese cuisine seven days a week.
Behind the scenes of KG’s office, summer activities for students, and concerns about classroom temperatures.
The Rand House at Bute and Nelson is historic, and a seasonal highlight. Meet co-owner and resident Laurie Schultz.
The West End Farmers Market is an annual festival of fresh produce and artisanal baked and preserved goods. Saturdays through October 31.
What’s the future of two planned West End projects after financial problems and ownership changes?
A new mini golf experience including wining, dining and sooth tunes, a dollar-for-dollar matching fundraiser, advice on fires in the park, and more …
All signs point to a hot summer, and Second Beach Pool is many West Enders’ cooling-off destination of choice.
Jiri Theimer’s work ranges from classic-style paintings to weird and beautiful driftwood carvings.
Trees are among the West End’s most beloved features. Daryl Nelson shares his memories of some notable landmarks.
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West Enders push back against unpopular planning, road closures for summer events, new businesses popping up, and more ….