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Vancouver Is the Best, Again
Posted: 11/06/09 11:57AM
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Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Vancouver
Vancouver has yet again made it onto a best of list. The latest honour bestowed upon the city of lotus-eaters – a place on Lonely Planet’s Top 10 Cities list.
Vancouver Games Torch Lit in Greece
Posted: 10/22/09 12:12PM
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Canada Travel Guide , 2010 Winter Olympics, Vancouver
The journey to the 2010 Winter Olympic Games has officially begun. The torch-lighting ceremony that Vancouver Games organizers worried might be marred by seal hunt protesters went off without a hitch, and the Olympic Torch began its long trip across land and sea.
Tasting Vancouver With Edible B.C.
Posted: 10/06/09 5:42PM
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Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Edible Canada, Local Colour, Vancouver
Ever wondered what that weird thing was in the Chinese medicine shop? It’s a deer’s penis. I know because a Chinese chef told me so.
Check-In/Check-Out: Opus Hotel, Vancouver
Posted: 08/25/09 5:42PM
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Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Hotels, Vancouver
It’s no secret that it costs quite a bit to stay at Opus, but after experiencing it firsthand, I can understand why.
Feeling at Home in Vancouver
Posted: 08/25/09 5:09PM
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Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Vancouver
When people think about Vancouver, their thoughts generally turn to the outdoors: tall, lush trees, boating, biking, hiking, and of course, the mountains north of the city.
Culture and Community in Vancouver
The Burrard Street Bridge and marina near Vancouver's False Creek.
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Bridges restaurant peaks out from behind sail boats in Granville Island.
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The entrance to Granville Island.
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Entrance to the Vancouver Museum.
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The iconic crab at the entrance to the Vancouver Museum.
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Vancouver's Cultural Harmony Grove.
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Tents set up for Vancouver's Shakespeare festival Bard on the Beach.
By Chris Jancelewicz
Vancouver's Canada Line Opens With Free Rides
Posted: 08/17/09 3:55PM
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A Guide to Canada's Best Road Trips, Travel, Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Trains & Planes, Travel Deals, Vancouver
Tens of thousands of people are expected to turn out for the ahead-of-schedule opening of the $2-billion Canada Line in Vancouver and Richmond on Monday afternoon.
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