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Along the shores of the Lower Mainland, the picturesque Vancouver beaches welcome visitors year-round be it for a summer tanning session or a winter ocean-side walk.

The mountains of British Columbia are more than a beautiful landscape: they offer great skiing and panoramic views for beginner to advanced skiers close to Vancouver.

Paranormal activity can also be found in Vancouver Canada in the Gastown neighborhood at Water Street, Irish Heather Pub,Dominion Hotel,

Vancouver has had a long-standing love affair with sushi. But if raw fish isn't your thing, Vancouver's new wave of Japanese restaurants offer a whole lot more.

Real ale enthusiasts visiting Vancouver for a few days have a good choice of brewpubs in which to spend a leisurely hour, or to enjoy a meal.

Vancouver is a city fuelled on variety. Whether it's the arts, sports, dancing or just relaxing, Vancouver has something for everyone.

For the best overall tours in Vancouver, cruise ship passengers on an Alaska cruise can book a shore excursion directly with a cruise line or book a tour independently.

Commercial Drive, in East Vancouver, is replete with unique shops, restaurants, coffee houses, boutiques, bakeries and more.

Paranormal activity has also been detected at famous Vancouver Canada landmarks such as the Dominion Building, University of British Columbia, Beatty Street Drill Hall

Living in Vancouver BC Canada can cost a fortune unless you know the secrets to flea markets, auctions, yard & garage sales. Here's how to spend less in Vancouver BC!

Vancouver has a fantastic selection of parks and gardens that are great for strolling and admiring stunning landscapes.

Canada Place and Ballantyne cruise terminals in Vancouver are easily accessible from the city centre and provide a range of guest services.

Explore some of Vancouver's top attractions, restaurants and night spots while spending the perfect 24 hours in the city.

Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada will host the 20 events of the Winter Olympics. Vancouver is the host but venues are spread between points 140KM apart.

Find British Columbia Hotels in Vancouver, Whistler, Richmond and the suburbs when they host the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

Vancouver parks are favorite destinations for beaches and hiking year-round. Read on for suggestions on the best parks in this British Columbia city.

Residential and commercial buildings in downtown Vancouver boast interesting venues for displays of unique and unusual sculptures, architecture and industrial art.

With space tight in area hotels, Vancouver Parks & Rec proposes 365 RV parking spots at Metro beaches for 2010 Winter Games visitors; sites may open in July 2009.

Vancouver offers great variety in a family winter vacation. Head to Stanley Park on a clear day, go skiing in the snow, or visit an aquarium or museum in the rain.

Whether it's walking the famed Stanley Park Seawall or along an untamed beach, there are many great Vancouver walks that explore the coast and waterfront.

Be it the iconic big trees of Stanley Park or the quiet woods of Pacific Spirit Park, Vancouver offers serene woodland walking trails that are ideal for wet weather days.

The ferries plying the waters off the west coast of British Columbia provide travelers with a unique way to explore one of the world's most scenic vacation destinations.

North Vancouver is at the doorstep of British Columbia's most spectacular playground, with telemark skiing, backcountry hiking and awe-inspiring scenery right nearby.

The build up to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver has been marked by the repression and exploitation central to all Olympic Games. Londoners should take note.

Fine foods are found in Vancouver and at lower prices than in Europe. Breakfasts are usually at bargain prices and lunch normally costs less than dinner for the same menu

Alaska cruises from the Port of Vancouver use either Canada Place or Ballantyne Pier. These cruise terminals provide transportation, guest facilities, and parking.

From old-growth forests to swimmable lakes, the diverse and beautiful Vancouver Island parks offer great opportunities to hike, camp or enjoy the sunset.

Getting around Vancouver is cheap with transportation options that include the Sky Train, Sea Bus, False Creek Ferries, and other convenient ways to tour the city.

These secrets about the 2010 Olympics venue will knock you off your seat! Vancouver BC trivia includes unsolved murders in Stanley Park & the Vancouver Police Pipe Band.

The Vancouver International Writer's Festival is in its 22nd year and again promises an exciting experience.

Spring in Vancouver starts with a lovely display of cherry blossoms and the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival reveals the best locations to view cherry blossom trees.

Living in Vancouver is expensive - unless you know how to get free stuff like furniture, clothes, tickets to comedy shows, & even haircuts! Live cheaply in Vancouver BC.

The longest continuous corporate supporter of the Olympics, Coca-Cola has been associated with the games since 1928. Interesting facts about Coke and the Games.

Most of the year BC is known for its relaxing beaches and superb scenery, but each Halloween in Vancouver something darker emerges from the bricks and mortar of the city.

Mount Pleasant, a Vancouver neighbourhood, was one of the first areas developed in the city. Learn about the history of this working class area in VanCity, Canada.

Olympic Games carry a history of celebration along with displacement of local residents in the rush to create new developments. Civil rights may also be challenged.

While Vancouver BC can be an expensive city to visit particularly during the 2010 Olympics, the very walkable city offers cultural stimulation free of charge.

Tojo's Restaurant in Vancouver has been delighting local diners with the best sushi and Japanese cuisine in town for years.

The most popular attractions in Vancouver for families on an Alaska cruise are Stanley Park, Granville Island, and the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre.

Shannon Falls Provincial Park is a stunning and economical tourist attraction for visitors to Vancouver and those traveling on to Whistler, British Columbia.

From viewing the dolphins and sea otters to meeting Vancouver's baby beluga called Tiqa, a trip to the Vancouver Aquarium makes the perfect rainy day family activity.

One of the best and least expensive ways to get a feel for the natural beauty of Vancouver, British Columbia is to take a walk around Stanley Park's iconic seawall.

John Lee takes readers on historical walking tours of Vancouver, BC to well-known locales like False Creek, Robson Street and Burrard Street in Canada.

Canadian, American and international travelers coming to Vancouver, BC for the 2010 Winter Games can use this information to get a jump start on the trip of a lifetime.

Vancouver is offering spa packages and cocktails for Vancouver 2010 Olympics-themed inspiration. See Yew Restaurant + Bar at the Four Seasons Hotel, Vida Spa & Skoah Spa.

Top quality hotels have terrific service, 5 star amenities, relaxing spas, and great restaurants. Be it boutique or large size, these are best luxury hotels in Vancouver.

Vancouver Luxury Hotels in BC, Canada: Hotel Vancouver, Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Pan Pacific Hotel, Four Seasons Hotel and the Sutton Place Hotel.

Find out the venues in Vancouver, Whistler, Richmond and Cypress Mountain for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

Take a ride on the Christmas train at Stanley Park, enjoy a winter solstice lantern festival at Granville Island and watch the Santa Parade in downtown Vancouver.

In the summer months, day hiking on Mount Seymour offers some of the most picturesque and easily accessible 360-degree vistas in the British Columbia Coast Mountains.