POTS & PLANTS
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Gardening in January? Of course! And your potted companions such as the Peace Lily, the Snake Plant, and the amusingly named Frizzle Sizzle need your attention.
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THE DRAGON'S PEN
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Farewell to a well-liked principal, Jason Lauzon, plans for this year’s Middle Years Project, and an update on King George School’s sports scene.
Read MoreARTISTS AMONG US
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Longtime West Ender and celebrated author and radio host Bill Richardson has released his new book, “I Saw Three Sails” and The West End Journal has an excerpt to tease you …
Read MoreTHE TALK OF THE TOWN
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A new home for The Quick Nickel, new chefs in the ‘hood, good news for binners, and new mental health funding for Gordon Neighbourhood House.
Read MoreJOY'S JOURNAL
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The A-List make the scene at the Webster Awards, Coal Harbour socialite Diane Forsythe Abbott celebrates her 25th annual Crabtree fundraiser, and St. Paul Hospital switches on the Lights of Hope.
Read MoreTHAT'S ENTERTAINMENT
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“Winters Dance” returns to Robson Street, Bernard Cuffling, Judy Ginn Walchuck and others read from heartwarming letters at PAL Studio Theatre, and seasonal music in every corner!
Read MoreCOMMUNITY CALENDAR
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Holiday season celebrations abound, join the Fireside Book Club, take part in a Senior’s Planning Table event, and learn the Indigenous art of cedar basket weaving.
Read MoreTHE DRAGON'S PEN
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Ice skating, woodworking, a canned food drive, and a host of team sports — it’s all part of a busy season for students at King George Secondary School.
Read MorePOTS & PLANTS
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If you’ve ever wondered, “what’s the point of poinsettias?”, our plant and garden guru Peter Gribble does his best to answer this seasonal question, with seven points to start with.
Read MoreTHAT'S ENTERTAINMENT
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Two productions at PAL Studio Theatre this month, Jazz Vespers continues at the St. Andrew’s-Welsey Salons, and live music in every corner!
Read MoreTHE TALK OF THE TOWN
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Hedy Fry wins again, the Park Board launches a new plan for our parks and green spaces, and a West End author is featured in Reader’s Digest’s “Our Canada”.
Read MoreTHE DRAGON'S PEN
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Broken basketball hoops, on-court victory, an in-school election, sports updates, and remembering students who died in two wars.
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