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Winter in Vancouver carries its own rhythm. Days feel shorter, the air stays cool, and sidewalks stay shiny from regular rain. Snow shows up now and then, but wet pavement defines the season more often. Using Environment and Climate Change Canada climate normals for Vancouver Harbour, average daily temperatures stay near 5°C through December, January, … Read more
Vancouver is built for eating well. The city sits between ocean and mountains, with Fraser Valley farms feeding local kitchens and a population shaped by immigration. According to statistics, about 41.8% of people in the Vancouver CMA are immigrants, and that reality shows up on menus in a way few North American cities can match. … Read more
Vancouver has a way of making trips feel simple. Streets are clean, transit works, and views calm people down. Days move easily from coffee shops to seawall walks to dinner reservations. Safety planning still belongs in the background of every visit, mostly because large cities share similar patterns. Late nights compress risk, crowded areas attract … Read more
Vancouver pulls off a rare trick. A proper city break and a real outdoor escape can share the same calendar without feeling rushed or stitched together. You can start the morning on a seawall with mountain silhouettes in the distance, eat dumplings in Richmond for lunch, cross Burrard Inlet by ferry in the afternoon, then … Read more
Vancouver’s NHL franchise has long been linked to one family that exercises full authority over team operations. Recent legal disclosures and internal changes clarified how control is structured and who ultimately makes decisions. Ownership appears straightforward on the surface, yet internal arrangements reveal a more layered setup. Let’s check it out. Aquilini Family Background In … Read more
North Vancouver attracts outdoor enthusiasts with mountains rising directly above the ocean waters. Easy access via the SeaBus makes travel simple while still feeling separate from downtown Vancouver. Visitors find hiking trails, suspension bridges, waterfront districts, and year-round activities packed into a compact area. Lonsdale Quay and The Shipyards add food, culture, and scenic views … Read more
Outdoor dining expectations have shifted toward immersive, nature-focused experiences that feel intentional and memorable. A well-designed restaurant garden works as a strategic extension of the brand rather than a simple decoration. Thoughtful greenery improves mood, supports better air quality, and elevates overall atmosphere while encouraging longer visits and repeat customers. Purpose-driven garden design also increases … Read more
Vancouver ranks among Canada’s fastest-growing urban centers, recognized for scenic surroundings, global connections, and economic opportunity. Confusion often arises between population counts for the City of Vancouver and figures covering the wider metropolitan area. Clear separation between the city proper and Metro Vancouver helps present an accurate picture of how many people live in the … Read more
Vancouver ranks among the world’s most livable cities, framed by ocean waters and dramatic mountain views. Annual traditions fill the calendar year after year, drawing locals and visitors into shared moments of celebration, performance, food, and outdoor fun. Summer in particular brings a steady rhythm of events that residents plan around long before the season … Read more
If you’ve ever made a dinner reservation for a “hibachi table” and then found yourself watching a chef juggle spatulas and build an onion volcano, you were actually eating teppanyaki. The terms get swapped so often that most people don’t realize they describe two very different things. One refers to an ancient charcoal heater. The … Read more