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/Second Beach pool has been a source of fun and adventure for Vancouverites for decades, and the site of the former Vancouver Sun Free Swim Classes that taught many youngsters swimming skills.
Read MoreSecond Beach pool has been a source of fun and adventure for Vancouverites for decades, and the site of the former Vancouver Sun Free Swim Classes that taught many youngsters swimming skills.
Read MoreA veteran development planner’s call for an investigation into City staff conduct regarding a report about the CURV development at 1075 Nelson.
Read MoreA roundup of events and activities in the West End - Coal Harbour community, with something for everyone, of all ages.
Read MoreA breakdown of election results, a tenant victory over a negligent landlord, the story of Stovold Lane, and more …
Read MoreSpring is all about the birds and the bees … the herons nesting, swallows returning from points, and caring for the bees.
Read MoreA third proposal, after numerous changes, for new tower at the intersction of Bidwell and Alberni Streets is now awaiting city approval.
Read MoreSome well deserved honours, the return of Tony Parsons (via podcast) and a tribute to a generous soul.
Read MoreA class trip to Quebec, getting defibrillators into the schools, an eerie school play, and some important dates.
Read MoreThe Park Board commissioners and the public are divided on the future of the Vancouver Aquatic Centre and the size of the proposed new pool.
Read MoreWest End author Eddy Boudel Tan’s third novel, The Tiger and the Cosmonaut, will be released on April 29.
Read MoreThe 35-year-old Listel Hotel awaits demolition, to be replaced by a 28-story tower which will include a new hotel.
Read MoreTwo elections this month, a change af parking zones coming in May, a West End legend passes, and a new executive director at Gordon Neighbourhood House … and 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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