JOY'S JOURNAL
/A local peace and justice champion, border crossing blues, congrats to three winners, restaurant news, and more …
Read MoreA local peace and justice champion, border crossing blues, congrats to three winners, restaurant news, and more …
Read MoreScot Richie is a master of whimsy, humour, and heartwarming stories for children — and creator of unique maps of the West End and Stanley Park.
Read MoreBeth Lopez files her last Pots & Plants column, with advice on browsing seed catalogues as you plan your spring planting
Read MorePublic concern is high as thirty percent of the trees in Stanley Park are in the process of being removed. New, native trees will be planted, and rare old-growth trees are being preserved.
Read MoreWest Ender and journalist Glenda Bartosh has some pointed advice for Mayor Sim on his plan to abolish the park board.
Read MoreBurrard SkyTrain station will become a “Transit Oriented Development” hub. A good thing, or a bad thing? Opinions are, as always, divided.
Read MoreRoedde House Museum is both a historic treasure and a thriving centre for cultural events and activities.
Read MoreAn abbreviated version of TOTT this month, but we do have an update on 1045 Haro and links to many other West End stories.
Read MorePlans for Grad ‘24, rehearsals for a magical play, the beginning of Semester 2, and looking ahead at Spring Break.
Read MoreA retired urban planner explains how Vancouver’s public consultation process is broken, using recent water main work on Nelson as an example.
Read MoreJudy Ginn Walchuk is a celebrated singer, dancer, actor, and the creator of an exhibition of colourful mosaic hearts on display this month.
Read MoreFebruary brings many community activities and events, including a live performance celebrating Edith Piaf at PAL Studio Theatre, the RetroNutz at Roedde House, a workshop for camera buffs, and much, much more!
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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