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CBC British Columbia

• Crowdsourced art exhibit in Penticton, B.C., honours Cree artist
• Free-roaming horses are feral and invasive, B.C. says — but biologist, First Nation argue they need protection
• B.C. teacher walks 100 kilometres from Fraser Valley to downtown Vancouver
• Rise of B.C. Conservatives puts B.C. United on shaky ground — to the NDP's advantage, experts say
• Expect weekend delays as Stanley Park tree removals bring lane closures through December: ministry
• B.C. environment minister hails climate progress but advocates say LNG growth risks it all
• How 'forced financing' makes some car dealerships more money
• Canada-made fentanyl being sold overseas, RCMP says
• 1 injured as train crashes into water truck in Langley, B.C.
• Family identifies university volleyball player killed in Kamloops, B.C., crash

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• Police confirm father and son killed at home in Richmond, B.C.
• Chad Allan, founding member of The Guess Who, dead at 80
• Sober bars opening in B.C. as more people re-evaluate their relationship to alcohol
• Dozens of organizations hope to create rental housing at below-market rates using new B.C. fund
• It was deemed extinct. But now pentl'ach has been declared a living language thanks to Qualicum researchers
• 'You've got all time and space': B.C. director says making Doctor Who's 60th-year special was 'intimidating'
• In the bleak midwinter: Lightening your mood when dark days bring on seasonal depression
• High-potency fentanyl circulating in North Surrey, police warns
• Southwest B.C. warned to brace for heavy rain and snow with incoming atmospheric river

Vancouver Sun

• Metro Vancouver weather: Risk of tidal flooding as heavy rain hits
• 'My heart stopped for 11 minutes': Pemberton man recovering after rare hantavirus exposure
• Port Moody police tabbed to investigate West Vancouver mayor’s 2022 campaign finances
• Update: Richmond homicide victims are father and 13-year-old son
• B.C. Climate News: Leaders at climate summit finalize fund to compensate countries struggling from climate-related disaster | Leaked briefing reveals how the UAE planned to use COP28 climate summit to make oil deals
• Note to Sun subscribers: Home delivery will be late today
• Pender Island man recovering after four days in van that went down embankment
• Adopt-A-School: Schools in remote towns face additional support challenges
• Letters to The Sun: Memo shows that government knows the carbon tax is crippling
• Shoring wall collapse at B.C. condo development raises questions about quality of work

Vancouver Province

• Canucks coffee: Allvin appeals to Pettersson to stay
• Canucks 4, Flames 3: Grinding, hard-fought road win is a big deal
• Revamped Vancouver Warriors have strong start, but lose opener to Panther City
• Hoopla expected to hit new heights as Christine Sinclair’s farewell game in Vancouver nears
• Seattle Seahawks’ third straight loss brings playoff hopes into question
• Empty Stocking Fund: Handing out hampers was a learning opportunity for his kids, says Logan Lake pastor
• Canucks Game Day: Zadorov and Myers ‘a pain in the ass’ pairing
• Canada thumps Australia 5-0 in Christine Sinclair’s penultimate game
• Canucks mailbag: Getting to ‘good’ was easy,’ getting to ‘great’ will be hard
• Whitecaps not exercising Russell Teibert 2024 contract, discussions continuing

The Globe & Mail BC

• B.C’s speculation tax on homes expands by 13 new municipalities
• RCMP helicopter rescues man after truck stuck in snow west of Kelowna, B.C.
• B.C. opposition parties heat up climate debate with attacks on NDP’s plans
• Crane lowers three injured workers to safety after Vancouver scaffolding collapse
• Western Canada: Daycare chain pleads not guilty to bylaw charges in Calgary E. coli outbreak
• Fear of avian flu descends on B.C. farms as millions of chickens are killed
• Eby says governments must step up on housing, can’t rely on private sector
• Two dozen properties evacuated as precarious rock looms over Penticton, B.C., homes
• Ali’s lawyers call no evidence, say Crown didn’t prove he murdered B.C. girl
• Victoria police kill cougar after animal spotted roaming near downtown park

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• U.S. study finds Canadian mining toxin in American waters; treatment ‘a small dent’
• Did you lose half a kilogram of cocaine? Police in B.C. would like to help
• Mayor of Surrey, B.C., announces constitutional challenge over policing
• B.C. Premier Eby tells NDP convention he’s ‘nowhere near satisfied,’ says much more to be done on housing and climate
• Western Canada: Alberta’s first steps in overhauling health-care delivery
• B.C. plane wreck ‘verified’ by RCMP is revealed to be fake crash site for training
• COVID-19 down, influenza and RSV up in B.C., says CDC
• B.C. announces minimum wage and other labour protections for app-based gig workers
• B.C. replaces Surrey Police Board with administrator over troubled transition
• Eight cases of salmonella linked to imported cantaloupes in B.C.
• Ryan Reynolds becomes newest member of Order of British Columbia
• Historic wreckage of plane discovered near Kamloops, B.C.
• Helpline and funding for groups to combat hate-motivated violence in B.C.
• Anti-vax soldier came close to mutiny, should face severe punishment, prosecutor says
• Notorious clubhouse owned by Nanaimo, B.C., Hells Angels being demolished, Farnworth says
• Western Canada: The unmentioned costs of building thousands of new homes. Who pays for it?
• B.C. man ordered to pay $450,000 over 2019 wildfire triggered by debris burn
• B.C. real estate market notches downward amid climbing interest rates, association says
• Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project allowed to resume work in B.C. wetland area
• Wanted sex offender Randall Hopley arrested in Vancouver, police say
• Publicly funded genetic test for suitable antidepressants would save health-care costs: study
• B.C. housing minister tells people not to help ‘desperate scammers’ with Airbnb fraud
• About 85,000 still without power in parts of B.C. after high winds, heavy rains
• Western Canada: Danielle Smith’s plan to overhaul Alberta’s health care system
• Escaped sex offender Hopley may have changed appearance to elude capture: police
• B.C. Remembrance Day events to be held rain or shine, with wild weather forecast
• B.C. poultry staff told to vaccinate against flu as avian strains spread among birds
• Drugs at B.C. prison ‘insane’ with multiple drone drops daily, says union boss
• Active case of tuberculosis detected at University of Victoria
• Heavy rain, wind and snow expected for portions of B.C. over next several days
• COVID-19 waning in B.C., with hospital admissions, deaths and positive cases down
• B.C. shifts ambulance staffing for rural communities in bid to boost emergency care
• Help for special-needs children in B.C. is put off while government delays: advocate
• Eleven people sent to hospital in school bus crash in Burnaby, B.C.
• Deputy BC Green leader fired for liking post about Bonnie Henry and Nazi doctor
• Supreme Court to hear appeal of B.C. law slapping health care costs on opioid companies
• B.C. tables legislation to encourage communities to build homes near transit hubs
• Police say they have dozens of tips about missing B.C. sex offender Randall Hopley
• B.C. woman who married ISIS fighter, repatriated from Syrian camp granted peace bond
• Swifties ‘manifest’ with candles and chants, for opportunity to buy Vancouver tickets
• Trudeau says world must ‘get back on track’ to two-state solution
• Western Canada: B.C.’s drug policies are back in the spotlight
• Judge tells Ibrahim Ali jury to disregard testimony of Crown witness who died
• Woman missing from B.C. First Nation along Highway of Tears found dead
• Sex offender Randall Hopley removed his ankle bracelet to avoid court date: police
• Israel, Hamas conflict causes surge of discrimination, B.C. human-rights commissioner says
• Two properties in southern B.C. evacuated as rock slide severs part of Highway 3
• Rogers to lock out former Shaw technicians Monday after contract talks break down
• B.C. conditions are magic for mushrooms in bumper season for fungi, tasty and toxic
• Western Canada: Warm reception expected for Premier Smith as Alberta gets first sliver of good news on leaving the CPP
• Safer supply supporters march after arrests of Vancouver drug activists
• Elementary school in Surrey, B.C., set to reopen after fire
• B.C. Indigenous leaders tell Premier Eby at summit that more doors must open
• Taylor Swift to bring Eras Tour to Vancouver for three nights in December 2024
• Educators ‘heartened’ as B.C. and Ontario mandate Holocaust education
• Trick-or-treat medication scare resolved in Colwood, B.C., police say
• B.C. set to table housing law requiring small-scale and multi-unit zoning
• B.C. Coroner’s death panel recommends issuing drugs without prescription to stop overdoses
• Western Canada: Inside the Banff Centre’s CEO succession battle
• China critic in B.C. says he’s the target of deepfake ‘spamouflage’ attack by Beijing
• Reasons for releasing suspect in stabbing in Vancouver’s Chinatown should be public: B.C. Review Board
• Vancouver resident says family in Gaza hasn’t had ‘water for the last week’
• B.C. man pleads guilty to second-degree murder in 2016 killing of Ashley Simpson
• B.C. commits to mandatory Holocaust education for Grade 10 students
• Health professionals, not police should care for intoxicated prisoners, B.C. watchdog says
• BC Hydro asks for ‘modest’ 2.3% rate increase to start in April
• Health professionals, not police should care for intoxicated prisoners, B.C. watchdog says
• B.C. coalition seeks ‘critical’ crackdown on violent retail crime
• Disabled B.C. man forced to drag himself off flight says he’s pushing for changes
• Sikh independence vote takes place in B.C. amid Canada-India tensions
• Police watchdog asks Crown to consider charges against officers in B.C. drive-through window shooting
• Western Canada: Alberta on the hook for children’s medication that may never arrive
• Prison officer union against needle exchange after B.C. inmate overdose death
• Parks Canada says whirling disease could ‘decimate’ fish, urges B.C. closure respect
• Premier Eby condemns rise in hate crimes in B.C. stemming from Israeli-Hamas conflict
• Turning CO2 into rock and other magic: A scientist’s pursuit of ocean-based climate solutions
• B.C. man sentenced in teen's overdose death
• B.C.’s new fossil emblem an 80-million-year-old marine reptile called elasmosaur
• Lakes in Kootenay and Yoho National Parks closed after suspected whirling disease
• Sikh activists in B.C. emboldened by Trudeau’s comments on India ahead of referendum
• U.S. man sentenced to 20 years in prison for sex exploitation of three B.C. children
• B.C. man sentenced to 18 months for 2019 overdose death of 14-year-old Carson Crimeni
• Vancouver police raid drug activists’ office over trafficking, two arrested
• Drought reveals cracks in Canada-U.S. Columbia River Treaty as B.C. lake dries up
• Western Canada: Ontario seeks to finish the job Alberta started by taking the federal Impact Assessment Act to court
• More than half of B.C. businesses in survey reported cyberattacks in past year
• B.C. helicopter lands safely after being hit by lightning, Helijet says
• B.C. moves up zero-emission vehicle target, with 100-per-cent sales goal by 2035
• BC United calls premier ‘condo king’ over his property sale; Eby says ‘nonsense’
• Vancouver Island First Nations enter partnership with forest company

Georgia Straight

• Goh Ballet continues its “Nutcracker” holiday tradition
• Hardcore legends Black Flag help Fortune Sound Club kick off a milestone in January
• Vancouver International Black Film Festival artfully highlights Black narratives
• THIS gallery celebrates new space with open house and art market
• Recipe: Mulled white wine puts a new twist on a winter classic
• Vancouver firefighters are launching their 2024 calendar with an in-person signing
• Five Vancouver Gigs To See: Dead Bob, Ocie Elliott, and ACTORS all make us proud
• Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service are coming to Vancouver
• Oakberry’s celebrating its new Gastown location with free acai bowls
• You Nearly Missed: Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher’s “Found Footage Festival Vol. 10”

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• The Pogues’ Shane MacGowan dies at 65, leaving behind a complicated legacy
• “Tits the Season” is bringing back its sexy variety show for the third year
• South Granville’s hosting a cute and festive Christmas tree lighting
• Subway hid a QR code in Vancouver that can win you hundreds of free subs
• Kapow! Burger set to open at Electric Bicycle Brewing

The Tyee

CTV

• 6-month ban, $2,000 penalty for Abbotsford dentist who admitted to improperly touching staff member
• 24/7 hospital emergency room in B.C. Interior closed for 30 of 48 hours this weekend
• Injured man wearing suit found unconscious in Coquitlam bike lane, RCMP investigating
• Police seek 'dangerous' suspect after home invasion attempt on Vancouver Island
• 1 hospitalized after Langley collision involving train
• 'The targeting of the Pride flag is hate,' Delta police say after latest church vandalism
• 13-year-old boy and father targeted in Richmond double homicide, investigators say
• U.S. assassination attempt charges 'confirm' Trudeau's claims about India had 'real substance,' former national security advisers say
• 'It's going to have a massive impact': Removal of 160,000 trees in Stanley Park to cost taxpayers $4.4M
• Number of British Columbians lost to toxic drugs in 2023 surpasses 2,000

CityNews Vancouver

• Jewish Canadians to celebrate Hanukkah publicly, even as antisemitism rises
• Plant-based meat industry still poised for growth despite recent setbacks: experts
• More Canadians have been approved to leave Gaza through Rafah crossing with Egypt
• Earth is running a fever as UN climate talks focus on the contagious effect on human health
• Israel widens evacuation orders as it shifts its offensive to southern Gaza amid heavy bombardments
• Strong earthquake that sparked a tsunami warning leaves 1 dead amid widespread panic in Philippines
• Highway 1 widening project delayed, costs continue to climb
• Free professional portraits offered during annual DTES event
• Barbie doll honoring Cherokee Nation leader is met with mixed emotions
• Kiss say farewell to live touring, become first US band to go virtual and become digital avatars

Frances Bula

• Full text of Housing MInister Sean Fraser’s letter to Metro Vancouver
• The Fabula guide on how to vote in the Vancouver civic election. Advance vote Oct. 13, voting day Oct. 15
• How are people figuring out their Vancouver council vote in this complicated 2022 election. I asked. Got lots of answers
• An analysis of the recent BC Housing review ordered by the province
• Why the difference in public reactions to upzoning for two big projects: Heather Lands and Jericho Lands
• Damaged Vancouver seawalls will be a massive repair job, prompt re-think of how to deal with shores as tides and sea levels rise
• Civic campaign 2022: Ken Sim speech at ABC party dinner Oct. 13
• A portrait of Philip Owen from the early years
• As government money for social housing climbs, communities are in debates as they see proposals for new projects of a type they’ve never had before
• Many social-housing announcements and approvals in Vancouver, not so much getting built

Vancouver Is Awesome

• Pentagon says a US warship, commercial ships attacked in Red Sea. Houthis claim attacking 2 ships
• Here's why the UAE, the autocratic COP28 host, has to allow limited protests at the summit
• Goalkeeper Erin McLeod in good company for B.C. Place Stadium farewell
• Goalkeeper Erin McLeod in good company for B.C. Place Stadium farewell
• Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ is No. 1 at the box office with $21 million debut
• Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ is No. 1 at the box office with $21 million debut
• Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ is No. 1 at the box office with $21 million debut
• Earth is running a fever. And UN climate talks are focusing on the contagious effect on human health
• Men's World Cup super-G canceled due to wind; all 3 races in Colorado scratched by weather
• Visiting Canucks hang on to edge Flames 4-3

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• Visiting Canucks hang on to edge Flames 4-3
• Visiting Canucks hang on to edge Flames 4-3
• Visiting Canucks hang on to edge Flames 4-3
• Indonesia's Marapi volcano erupts and blankets nearby villages with ash
• Indonesia's Marapi volcano erupts and blankets nearby villages with ash
• Niemann beats Hoshino in playoff to win Australian Open. Buhai defends women's title
• The NBA's in-season tournament quarterfinals are here. Next stop: Las Vegas
• Family seeks justice as Saskatchewan Mountie goes to trial for first-degree murder
• Family seeks justice as Saskatchewan Mountie goes to trial for first-degree murder
• Family seeks justice as Saskatchewan Mountie goes to trial for first-degree murder

Scout Magazine

• Bodega Ridge on Galiano Island is Seeking a Service & Events Manager
• AnnaLena Announces Menu Changes for 2024
• Vessel Liquor Recommends These Four Festive Bottles for December
• Check Out What’s on the Calendar This December at STRETCH Yoga
• Sink Your Teeth into KAPOW! Burger, Beginning This Friday
• A Special Holiday Edition of the Hero’s Market is Happening on Dec. 2nd
• Wind Down at ‘Den: A Place for Breathing and Rest’, This Friday Only
• ¡Salud! to Five Years of ¿CóMO? Taperia
• Ten Crafty Events to Hit This Holiday Season
• Dovetail Restaurant Brings California Vibes to Yaletown

Reddit Vancouver

• Took a photo of a ferry while walking down the Burrard bridge last night
• Why can’t I get a good bagel in Van?
• The Best (& Worst) Cities for Expats in 2023: Vancouver: Where Expats Face Financial Challenges
• At what point does Evo become more expensive than just buying a car?
• Can police ticket you without pulling you over?
• Last day for the r/Vancouver Fundraiser for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank! Help us Reach $20,000 Raised!
• The city wants your input on the river district waterfront and community centre plaza
• PSA: If you're a pedestrian/cyclist who wears dark clothes in the dark/rain... reflector strips will help keep you safe!
• What's the best food delivery deal in Vancouver for leftovers/multiple meals?
• I just love it here.

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• Found this video from 1990s, and thought you guys would enjoy the nostalgia as well
• Are people being ruder than they used to be?
• Shit day - best bar to have a melancholy drink alone?
• Pro Palestinian protest downtown today.
• Driver fired after North Van overpass crash
• A few shots from one of the foggy nights we had last week!
• Newspaper ad of a Vancouver Special for sale in the 80's (~$160k)
• Father, 13-year-old son murdered inside family home in Richmond, B.C.
• Vancouver experiencing minor flooding due to high ocean water levels
• Highway Checks Tonight @7pm
• Highway 1 widening project is $140M over budget
• Escaping death on Port Mann Bridge
• Random Saturday Question: if the small room above Burrard Bridge was converted into an apartment would you want to live there? Why or why not?
• Drinking and Driving in an EVO
• I am about to be homeless and I'm terrified
• We're so close to $30,000 raised for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank! Three days left to get a 100% match to your donation from Reddit Community Funds
• Weekly Vancouver Discussion, Q&A, and Recommendations

The Mainlander

• Moms Stop The Harm Call for Forensic Audit into Private Recovery Industry, Ties to BC United
• Urgent Statement and Action: Against the Destruction of the Health System in Gaza
• Health Authority & Nonprofit Silence on Palestine Encourages BC’s Complicity in Genocide
• Post-Mortem of a Failed Policy Fix: Temporary Modular Housing in Vancouver (2016–2023)
• DULF Saves Lives: Solidarity Links
• From Shoplifting Panics to the Self-Reduction of Prices and Collective Theft
• Carceral Tenancies in Vancouver
• Why Drink Granville Island Beer, Anyway?: Workers Confront Multinational Brewer on the Picket Line
• Here for Keir: Tenants Rally Against Wrongful Eviction in Mount Pleasant
• Who Will Fight for the Yaletown OPS?

Megaphone

• Indigenous Elders In Focus
• Help Megaphone Raise $25,000 by June 15!
• 2023 Voices of the Street: Losing Hope, Finding Home
• Introducing The Shift: Megaphone's new peer newsroom
• Love Letters to Stolen Sisters
• Welcome to Megaphone's Executive Director Lisa Curry
• Love Letters to Stolen Sisters
• Top Ten Highlights of 2022
• The Bear Whisperer
• Remembering Angel Gates

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• The family 'village' is often held together by grandparents
• Powell Street Festival Is Back
• The Question Is...
• Tue, 26 Apr 2022, 05:34 PM // megaphonemagazine.com" target="_blank"> "We Remember the Joys of Ukraine"
• 'We're here, we exist... and these are our voices'
• Not Afraid to be Me
• The Question Is...
• 'Everyone of us has the power to make change'
• Love in action
• A story about 'Sam'

City Hall Watch

• A look back at bus stop removal at Nanaimo and Grant Street. Two years later, a second 4-storey building is under construction at this intersection.
• Broadway Plan: A look at a few blocks on East 10th. Two tower rezonings, two fires (Carolina St to Prince Edward St)
• Review of MLA behaviour on Bill 44 will be interesting: B.C. NDP MLAs passed 19 clauses to amend the Vancouver Charter in 17 seconds per clause.
• At Granville and Davie Street a 464 room hotel rezoning is proposed. At 380 ft, 33 storeys on 4 storey podium. Comment period ends 5-Dec-2023
• Breaking: As B.C. NDP pushes Bill 47 (transit-oriented development = towers) by Nov 30 CityHallWatch research finds developer inquiries/applications for about 40 towers in Broadway Plan (Vancouver). Cumulative 700 storeys. Tip of iceberg.
• B.C. NDP Bills 44, 46 and 47 risk triggering a massive new wave of global financialization of B.C. municipal residential land in towns and cities large and small
• Manifestations of corporate capture (regulatory capture): A checklist
• How an industry-spawned Vancouver-centric ‘YIMBY’ narrative has severely twisted B.C. NDP housing ideology and Bills 44, 46 and 47
• Open letter to B.C. Mayors and Councils on Bills 44, 46 and 47 (housing/finance/transit-oriented development) (back in Legislature today)
• Provincial government wants in on the towers-and-Skytrain milk train (Lewis Villegas)

Spacing Vancouver

• The Future Fix: Preventing Extreme Heat Disaster
• Planning the City: Working with all City-Building Professionals
• The Future Fix: Ending Energy Poverty
• Event: reGENERATE Ideas Challenge – City of New Westminster
• Dense Confusion
• Observations on Bill 47
• Why YIMBYs and NIMBYs Need Each Other
• The Overhead: Women and Children Fleeing Violence
• Book Review: About Architecture – An Essential Guide in 55 Buildings
• The Future Fix: Lac-Mégantic: a model of resilience

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• The Overhead: Community Land Trusts
• S101S: Describing Building Types: Formal and Use-Types
• Event: “Learn About Planning” – Urban Planning Courses
• Book Review – Urban Magnets: How Activity Subcultures Can Be a Catalyst for Rejuvenating Cities
• How Rainways Could Restore ‘Raincouver’

NarCity Vancouver

Vancouver Guardian

• Recipe for Bacon-Wrapped Hard Boiled Eggs from Chef Josh Gale
• Velma the cat is looking for a new lovely home in the Vancouver area
• Five Minutes With: Vancouver-based Folk Musician Robbie Winsor
• Old Photographs of Vancouver’s Snowy History
• “A Day in the Life” with Writer and Performer Adam Grant Warren
• Charitable Choices: Ashley Parshyn of Meadow Rose Society
• Homegrown Business: Joshua Hooge of Fraser River Forge
• Recipe for Cheesy Artichoke Crab Puffs from Summer Fresh
• Dottie the cat is looking for a new lovely home in the Vancouver area
• Best Live Jazz Venues in Vancouver

SFU Peak

• Audrey Heath honours Lax Gibuu spirit through beading
• What Grinds Our Gears: Unhygienic bed habits
• Spaces you don’t think about cleaning — but should
• Sick of [and in] school
• What Grinds our Gears: A hate letter to my Wi-Fi stick
• What Grinds our Gears: Poorly constructed scientific papers
• Broadway Across Canada’s Hadestown masterfully delivers its cyclical love story
• Why am I paying for parking when there are no spots
• What Grinds Our Gears: Forgetting Leftovers in the fridge
• Horribly installed illegal headlights

The Ubyssey

• Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: Unleashing horror on the holidays with a dash of Krampus
• Things at UBC that would send a Victorian child into a coma
• With community and star power, hockey tournament raises over $872k for homelessness
• UBC Commuter Student Hostel changes accommodations to more affordable private rooms
• Women’s volleyball improves to 9–1 in November, receives first CW loss
• UBC sending a delegation to COP28 in Dubai
• UBC Artistic Swimming Club is getting in sync with Shrek
• UBC restores 24/7 access to Marine Drive commonsblock
• How to recreate the Eras tour on campus
• T-Birds’ Vanier Cup bid ends with heartbreaking loss to Montréal

Miss 604

• Vancouver Foodie Friday – Holiday Menus, Christmas Dinners, Cocktail Pop-Ups and More
• Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival Cool Blues Show
• Weekend Events in Vancouver Things to do December 1-3, 2023
• Winter Solstice Lantern Festival in Vancouver
• BCAF Reconciliation Award – 2024 Call for Nominations
• December Events in Vancouver 2023
• Darren Barefoot Legacy Fund
• Gastown Thursday Nights – Free Holiday Fun
• Goh Ballet’s The Nutcracker 2023
• Just for Laughs Vancouver 2024 Lineup

604 Now

• 39 Fun Things To Do In Metro Vancouver This Weekend (Dec 1-3)
• 19 FREE Holiday Events to Add to Your Bucket List in Metro Vancouver
• 41 Fun + Free Things To Do In Metro Vancouver this December
• 5 Small BC Towns That Take Holiday Spirit To The Next Level
• British Columbia’s #1 Hotel Is Offering 50% Off Waterfront Rooms
• This Fairytale-Inspired Hotel in Langley Is Like Living in a Hallmark Movie
• 31 Fun Things To Do In Metro Vancouver This Weekend (Nov 24-26)
• 15 Places With Dazzling Christmas Light Displays In Metro Vancouver
• Black Friday Shopping Secrets: Where to Find Cozy and Trendy Gifts on a Budget
• 6 Metro Vancouver Parks That Are Even More Beautiful In Winter