STANLEY PARK NOTEBOOK
/A walk in the storm, workshops about wintering birds, berries of winter, and felting mushrooms.
Read MoreA walk in the storm, workshops about wintering birds, berries of winter, and felting mushrooms.
Read MoreCelebrated chef Rob Feenie is now operating Le Crocodile, and the results are predictably delicious!
Read MoreThirty-five years and three locations later, The Quick Nickel, a beloved West End clothing store, has a lot to celebrate.
Read MoreMagificent Millie’s 100th birthday, Italian themed Columbus Day and high-fashion fetes, and upcoming gala gala dos.
Read MoreAn experienced architect’s look at what’s wrong, and what could be made right, with West End mobility planning.
Read MoreThe original 11-story proposal for 1150 Barclay has been replaced with a plan for a 22-story tower. Nothing yet approved.
Read MoreAn update on plans in progress for Nelson Park, Lord Roberts Annex, and the new Coal Harbour school.
Read MoreElection candidates meet with students and the students vote, some November dates to remember, and a “mystery” solved.
Read MoreKen Pattern’s art spans decades and continents. His Indonesian inspired work is on display at the West End Community Centre.
Read MoreAn announceent from MP Hedy Fry, an update on plans for the Stanley Park Water Tunnel, and Spencer Chandra Herberts win by the numbers.
Read MoreWe asked you for the top questions you'd like to ask the three candidates running in this month's provincial election. And then we asked them your questions .... and they replied.
Read MoreA little short on other content this month, but we hope you enjoy the first of a series of cartoons courtesy of our friends at City Hall Watch.
Read MoreThe West End Journal is the only media outlet exclusively serving Vancouver's West End community, residents, and businesses. We define our West End as extending west from Burrard Street, from shore to shore.
HOME | SUBSCRIBE | ADVERTISE | CONTACT
ⓒ 2024 The West End Journal | Privacy Policy