November In Your West End
An update on the Chilco shaft and progress at the two-year mark of the five-year Stanley Park Water Tunnel project.
A roundup of West End - Coal Harbour community events, performances, and activities for everyone.
It was a government office, than a community garden, then it was going to be a 32-story office tower. Plans have changed again for 1166 West Pender.
Memories of Hugh Pickett, fond farewells to John McKeachie and Peter Legge, and a milestone setting 90-year-old Grouse Grinder.
The West End mourns the loss of the iconic Bayside Lounge, other local favourites close too, but some others are listed in this year’s Michelin Guide.
Pete Fry for the win in student mock election, dates to note for November, and a new animation club looking for creative minds.
A conversation about the growing problem of drug use and overdoses in and around Nelson Park with thoughts from our new mayor, re-elected MLA, and the CEO of the Dr. Peter Centre.
It’s the seasonal changing of the bird population, young coyotes are exploring their neighbourhood, beavers are busy building, and the seawall is closed until November 7.
A new street-level sign at Haro Park Centre, built by West End Men’s shed, symbolizes community building at its best.
Author and poet Kevin Spenst’s latest book. launching this month, explores the stories and legends of Stanley Park Manor.
The West End has been home to many authors and poets over the years. We introduce three of the most celebrated, and note two book launches this month by others.
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An update on the Nelson Park substation, a plea for help from a local business, a special Dine on Denman promotion, two book launches, and much more