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These Three Vancouver Waterfront Museums Are Launching Pay-What-You-Can Sundays
If you love visiting museums, then Vancouver is where you’ll want to be. Three of the city’s popular attractions are introducing Pay-What-You-Can entry on the first Sunday of every month,...
Vancouver’s Park Theatre Has Been Saved Thanks to Film Industry Leaders
For a moment, it looked like Vancouver’s Park Theatre had rolled its final credits. After months of uncertainty and speculation about its fate,...
Chinese Canadian Museum Welcomes Students with $5 BMO Campus Culture Pass
School is back in session, and students across North America have a new way to explore Vancouver’s Chinatown. Earlier this year, the Chinese Ca...
Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival With Lanterns, Mooncakes, and Family Fun at the Chinese Canadian Museum
This fall, Vancouver’s Chinese Canadian Museum is inviting families and friends to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with a weekend full of cul...
6 Reasons the Chinese Canadian Museum Belongs on Your Vancouver Bucket List
Vancouver’s Chinatown is home to one of the most important new (ish) cultural destinations in Canada, the Chinese Canadian Museum. Located in t...
This Downtown Vancouver Hotel Turns Your Stay into a Time-Traveling Adventure
History buffs, cocktail lovers, and curious kids, this one’s for you. Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites has launched a city-inspired exper...
These Illustrated Postcards Let You Take a Piece of Vancouver’s History Home With You
If you love Vancouver, local art, or just collecting cool stuff, there’s a new postcard series you’ll want to check out. Delta Hotels Vancouv...
Chinese Canadian Museum Launches Dazzling Cantopop and Mandopop Exhibition Celebrating 1980s–2000s Asian Pop Icons
If Cantopop or Mandopop was the soundtrack to your childhood or your parents’, then this new exhibition at the Chinese Canadian Museum in Vanco...
Chinese Canadian Museum Unveils New Military Exhibition Commemorating WWII Veterans
As Vancouver celebrates Asian Heritage Month, the Chinese Canadian Museum is offering visitors a powerful new reason to visit its historic Chinat...
A Look Back At The Iconic Lions Gate Bridge Being Built VS. Now
The Lions Gate Bridge, opened in 1938, officially known as the First Narrows Bridge, is a suspension bridge that crosses the first narrows of Bur...
The Last Time The Fraser River Froze Over
We’ve had a warmer winter than usual, but there was a time where things were very very cold. Although it’s not uncommon for ice to float ...
A Walk Through Burnaby 100+ Years Ago
Long before Metropolis at Metrotown—Burnaby was known as a land of tall trees and wilderness. In 1850, pioneers settled into the area and The C...
Throwback: 9 Photos Of Yaletown Over The Last 100 Years
Today, Yaletown is known as the chic and trendy spot with cobblestone streets, waterfront views and lots of people toting around their little dog...
Stanley Park Once Had A Zoo And Here's What It Was Like
When taking a stroll through Vancouver’s most iconic park, it’s hard to believe it was once home to a zoo that carried more than 50 s...
5 Abandoned Ghost Towns In British Columbia
Empty streets and tattered houses with only remnants of the place it used to be, ghost towns are eerie and filled with history. Here’s a few yo...
This Flinstone Themed Park Was The "Bedrock City" of BC
Those who grew up watching cartoons like the Flintstones dreamed of finding a place like Bedrock in real life. And Dinotown was the closest thing...
