THE TALK OF THE TOWN
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The City opts not to extend the Comox School Street experiment, the West End Waterfront redevelopment plan enters a new stage, and the Burnaby Street hostel reopens.
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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
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This month’s production of A Doll’s House Part 2 celebrates the post-COVID resilience of the West End’s resident theatre company, Western Gold Theatre.
Read MoreSTANLEY PARK NOTEBOOK
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Removing dead hemlocks, the battle for Deadman’s Island, and volunteer and workshop opportunities.
Read MoreBUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
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The West End’s favourite produce store is part of a family-owned chain of 24 outlets, but retains the friendly corner store vibe that began 40 years ago.
Read MoreTHE DRAGON'S PEN
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Damage to the new gym floor, student fundraisers supporting youth activities and events throughout the year, and a visiting basketball team from Québec.
Read MoreJOY'S JOURNAL
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Honouring the “givers”, a golden age of radio reunion, a few fond farewells, and tickets going fast for the next gala-gala-do!
Read MoreARTISTS AMONG US
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Serena Chu’s work is seen everywhere around the West End, enhancing our streetscapes and engaging community with hands-on projects.
Read MoreRESTAURANT SPOTLIGHT
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Temperatures are rising on Davie as Lucifer’s House of Heat opens a restaurant and hot-sauce emporium. Degrees of heat for all tastes, and items for vegetarians and meat-eaters.
Read MoreMARK YOUR CALENDAR
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November brings many community activities and events, the return of Lumiere, a new Western Gold Theatre production, and much more.
Read MorePOTS & PLANTS
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A visit to VanDusen Garden is a source of both information and inspiration. Discover new plants that will thrive in your garden and how to care for them.
Read MoreA CLOSER LOOK
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Will a new law regulating AirBnBs have a positive impact on the current rental crisis, and how many such units can be found in the West End?
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Crows are among the most intelligent of local wildlife, and an SPES workshop shares their story.
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