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Vancouver Is the Best, Again

Posted: 11/06/09 11:57AM
Filed Under: Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Vancouver

A view of Vancouver from Stanley Park.
By Road Fun, Flickr.com

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.

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Vancouver Games Torch Lit in Greece

Posted: 10/22/09 12:12PM
Filed Under: 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.

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Tasting Vancouver With Edible B.C.

Posted: 10/06/09 5:42PM
Filed Under: Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Edible Canada, Local Colour, Vancouver

Dried geckos on sticks in Vancouver's Chinatown
By Edible British Columbia

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.

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Check-In/Check-Out: Opus Hotel, Vancouver

Posted: 08/25/09 5:42PM
Filed Under: Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Hotels, Vancouver

Opus Hotel

It’s no secret that it costs quite a bit to stay at Opus, but after experiencing it firsthand, I can understand why.

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Feeling at Home in Vancouver

Posted: 08/25/09 5:09PM
Filed Under: 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.

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Culture and Community in Vancouver
The Burrard Street Bridge and marina near Vancouver's False Creek.
By Chris Jancelewicz
Christian Charisius, Reuters

Culture and Community in Vancouver

    The Burrard Street Bridge and marina near Vancouver's False Creek.

    By Chris Jancelewicz

    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.

    By Chris Jancelewicz

    Tents set up for Vancouver's Shakespeare festival Bard on the Beach.

    By Chris Jancelewicz

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Vancouver's Canada Line Opens With Free Rides

Posted: 08/17/09 3:55PM
Filed Under: A Guide to Canada's Best Road Trips, Travel, Canada Travel Guide , British Columbia, Trains & Planes, Travel Deals, Vancouver

Staff wait for the Canada Line train during a trial run on Friday. (CBC News)
CBC News

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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