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Vancouver Shopping – 8 Places to Shop for Fashion in Vancouver

Posted in shopping, things to do, tagged , , , , , on December 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

When I first moved to Vancouver, I fell instantly in love with the city’s independent fashion boutiques.
Don’t get me wrong—if I had the money, I would totally Carrie Bradshaw-out on designer-label goods, but I would always make room in my wardrobe for locally-designed pieces. Inventive, gorgeous, unique fashion is a mark of both the truly [...]

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Flag Walk links South Granville and Yaletown

Posted in Inside Vancouver, Olympics, Vancouverites, contests, dining, entertainment, events, family, shopping, things to do, tagged , , , on November 20, 2009 | 3 Comments »

Two of Vancouver’s most hip and exciting neighbourhoods have joined forces in celebration of the upcoming Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
The South Granville and Yaletown business associations have launched Flag Walk, connecting the two distinct commercial areas to each other via the placement of coloured flags from the countries competing in the 2010 Winter Games.
More than 450 large [...]

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Celebrating Mother’s Day with the One and Only in South Granville

Posted in dining, events, performing arts, plays, things to do, tagged , on May 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Guest post by local blogger Joyce Lam (http://vanfoodies.wordpress.com)
When it comes to Mother’s Day celebration, it often ends up being the same old same old – flower bouquet, perfume, jewelery, card, family dinner and so on. So how did I spice it up this year? Well, it’s all based around the phrase “one and only”.
First, how [...]

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Explore South Granville – Shopping & Eating on Vancouver’s Gallery Row

Posted in shopping, tagged on April 20, 2009 | 7 Comments »

Guest post by Dana Lynch, About.com’s Vancouver Guide
When I used drive up to Vancouver as a kid with my family, I remember admiring the shops and restaurants that lead up to the Granville Street Bridge on 99 North. Back then, I didn’t know that that part of Granville Street—from 16th Avenue to the Bridge—was called [...]

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