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Lifestyle Over Luxury Makes Being Eco-friendly Affordable

Affordable apparel company road-trips up the West Coast for sustainability and clean beaches We love the environment, but sustainable eco-friendly clothing is not necessarily easy

Vancouver Weekly March 20, 2017

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The Best Fitness Studios for Every Vancouverite’s Specific Needs

Vancouver workout spots make choosing your fitness regiment easy Living in a city means having to choose from a large collection of options at every

Vancouver Weekly March 13, 2017

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How science is helping this nerd make better beer

Photo Credit: Erinn J. Hale Brad Benson, a trained chemist and the co-founder at Stoup Brewing, explains how he uses science – and passion –

Vancouver Weekly March 13, 2017

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Back To The Slopes With Whistler Blackcomb’s Annual Turkey Sale SEPTEMBER 26, 2016 by VANCOUVER WEEKLY

The winter months are swiftly approaching and with them the incomparable B.C. ski and snowboard season. While some head back to school in the later

Vancouver Weekly September 26, 2016

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West Coast Geeks Versus Nerds

In the Electric Owl, one of Main Street’s trendiest concert venues – where cool bands often play to the hip folk of Vancouver – I’ve

Garin Fahlman November 17, 2013

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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious at the Stanley

What does that word actually mean? Well, it can mean whatever you want it to mean, Mary Poppins says, “and you can use it whenever

Heidi J. Loos November 15, 2013

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Puccini’s Classic Heroine has Arrived in Vancouver

Saturday marked Vancouver Opera’s opening of Puccini’s, Tosca. The venue for this piece is the coveted Queen Elizabeth Theatre, where everything from the orchestra to

Anja Savcic November 3, 2013

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A Bar, a Beer, and a Barbarian – A Year of The Storm Crow

Inside one of the most popular bars in Vancouver, there’s no sports games playing on the TVs. There’s no top 40 playing over the speakers.

Garin Fahlman October 24, 2013

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Stephen Drover’s Penelope is Truthful and Humorous

The Cultch’s 2013/2014 season opened with Rumble Theatre’s presentation of Penelope. Written by Irish playwright Enda Walsh, Penelope tells the story of the hopeful suitors

Daniel Robichaud September 30, 2013

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The Fringe Festival’s ‘Eyes of the Enemy’ Demands Attention

Theatre allows us to experience that which is intolerable. It allows us to walk through the flames of events that arrest, disrupt and sometimes shatter

Daniel O'Shea September 13, 2013

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Kickstarter Controversy Causes Trouble For Vancouver Game Studio

Funding a Kickstarter is never a sure thing, but it’s safe to say that once your project gets funded, it’s only a matter of time

Garin Fahlman September 10, 2013

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Troll Sightings on Granville Island

There is a troll who lives under the Alder Bay Bridge! Have you heard? The nasty little troll showed up a few months ago, and

Heidi J. Loos September 5, 2013

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Lifestyle Over Luxury Makes Being Eco-friendly Affordable

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Back To The Slopes With Whistler Blackcomb’s Annual Turkey Sale SEPTEMBER 26, 2016 by VANCOUVER WEEKLY

West Coast Geeks Versus Nerds

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious at the Stanley

Puccini’s Classic Heroine has Arrived in Vancouver

A Bar, a Beer, and a Barbarian – A Year of The Storm Crow

Stephen Drover’s Penelope is Truthful and Humorous

The Fringe Festival’s ‘Eyes of the Enemy’ Demands Attention

Kickstarter Controversy Causes Trouble For Vancouver Game Studio

Troll Sightings on Granville Island

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