With hints of summer sprinkled throughout the spring weather, a sure sign that warmer days aren't too far off is the opening of the White Rock Farmers' Market this weekend.
Many of us in the West End use public washrooms and community centres every day without ever thinking twice about which door to use or what other people might think. Because for many of us, we have never questioned the sex we were assigned at birth. For many of us, our gender identities have been straightforward and our communities have been easy to navigate.
Bike to School Week rolls out May 27 to 31 and Eric Hamber secondary, the winner of the annual Bike to School Week competition for three years running, is preparing to defend its title by hosting a Biker Bootcamp, Wednesday, May 22. Instructors from HUB: Your Cycling Connection hope to inspire confidence with cycling skills and games for a chance to win cycling accessories.
Many of us in the West End use public washrooms and community centres every day without ever thinking twice about which door to use or what other people might think.
On May 11, Kwantlen Polytechnic University's (KPU) Langley campus transformed into a giant science experience for the 2013 Science Rendezvous.
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PNE...Artists, inventors, builders, crafters, scientists, engineers and farmers are invited to take part in the third annual Vancouver Mini Maker Faire, a celebration of do-it-yourself culture.
Chairs Alexa Baughen and Sarah Wood welcomed 500 well-heeled guests to the 17th Daffodil Ball, one of Vanhattan's premiere parties. 2013 marked the 75th anniversary of the Canadian Cancer Society, presenter and beneficiary of the $500-a-ticket black-tie ball.
Langley seniors looking for a chance to perform can audition for the annual Senior Star competition by Chartwell Retirement Residences.
Stanley Park...The Vancouver Aquarium is presenting a new exhibit that will allow visitors to get up close and personal with thousands of jellyfish — without the need of anyone urinating on them as a result.
Usually twice a month, the Langley resident, an operations consultant for a number of McDonald's restaurants in Langley, visits Ronald McDonald House to spend time with RMH's young patients and their families.
In March, Envision Financial launched its signature cause, The Full Cupboard, a community program designed to raise food, funds, and awareness for food banks throughout the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, and Kitimat. The program committed to raising at least $1 million for local food banks during the next 10 years.
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Chairs Alexa Baughen and Sarah Wood welcomed 500 well-heeled guests to the 17th Daffodil Ball, one of Vanhattan's premiere parties. 2013 marked the 75th anniversary of the Canadian Cancer Society, presenter and beneficiary of the $500-a-ticket black-tie ball.
This event is a great example of the power of one. Nine years ago, street nurse Suzy Coulter came up with the idea to sell sunflower seedlings on Mother’s Day in Vancouver to help mothers and grandmothers living in Kenya, Africa.