A view into the Delamont Park neighbourhood
We’re at West 6th Ave. and Arbutus St. outside the Arbutus Coffee café. It’s at the centre of Kitsilano’s oldest neighbourhood. The park named Delamont is located at West 7th Ave. and …
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January 25 2016 Columns B.C. Liberals defuse Kinder Morgan pipeline issue just in time for by-elections
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January 25 2016 Columns Haggling in India
It feels as though everyone in India is an entrepreneur. A fair assumption when travelling the country is that no product or service is too insignificant to bargain over. Even those already in …
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January 25 2016 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier A lot of bull!
Royal Sweet Diamond, a bronze sculpture by Canadian artist Joe Fafard, is the name of this life-size bull at the corner of Georgia and Richards Streets in downtown Vancouver. Viewing the bull, it …
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