The annual fireworks festival is cancelled, a well-known West End homeless man is recovering from a violent attack, the West End and Coal Harbour Centres are losing their senior supervisor ... and more...
Read MorePlans proceed for the BC Hydro substation at Nelson Park, but information is inconsistent and community members are concerned.
Read MoreJoy reports from the annual Jack Webster Awards, the Chinatown Autumn Gala, and promises future reports on gala-gala-dos.
Read MoreLime e-scooter stations are popping up in numerous West End locations, and pedestrians (especially seniors), drivers, and cyclists alike are not pleased.
Read MoreA roundup of West End - Coal Harbour community holiday season events and activities for everyone.
Read MoreWinter fundraisers for good causes, changes to grading and parent-teacher meetings, and a spooky Halloween at King George.
Read MoreDecember is the season for migratory birds to be spotted in Stanley Park, on Lost Lagoon, and along the seawall.
Read MoreVolunteer gardener Jonathan Gordo keeps the gardens around the Dr. Peter Centre a welcoming space for residents, neighbours, and visitors alike.
Read MoreLongtime manager Laura Fee leaves Clothes and Collectibles Thrift Boutique in good hands, and with an inventory to appeal to every taste and fashion need.
Read MoreA personal memoire of Upper Davie Street, now Davie Village, and always a special and distinct neighbourhood.
Read MoreSula Indian restaurant on Davie features a stunning decor, South Indian cuisine, and unique cocktails.
Read MoreA KG student receives a City of Vancouver Award of Excellence, a change of grad plans, and an off-season earthquake drill.
Read MoreThe West End Journal is the only media outlet exclusively serving Vancouver's West End community, residents, and businesses. We define our West End as extending west from Burrard Street, from shore to shore.
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