UBC’s Malcolm Knapp Research Forest is going to host a Wild Bar. Not a dancing-on-the-tables wild, but an out-in-nature wild. They call it a cocktail bar in the forest, and it’s part of the Wild and Immersive series of programming. The event goes on July 18 with starting times of 4 p.m., 5 p.m. or […]
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Thousands of people packed Memorial Peace Park on Wednesday, July 1, to celebrate Canada Day in style. Festivities were expanded this year with extended hours and three stages of live entertainment, cultural performances, family activities, food trucks and soccer festivities. The ACT Arts Centre showcased family entertainment, performances and activities. This year the festivities began
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A special day at the Greater Vancouver Zoo in Aldergrove was more than just a meet-and-greet with animals for three-year-old Mavrik. The visit gave Mavrik and his family a chance to spend time together, create new memories, and enjoy an outing made possible through the support of Canuck Place Children’s Hospice and zoo staff. Mavrik
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Live music, stilt walking, Scout’s kub kar racing, classic cards, inflatable activities and food, had hundreds packed in to Spirit Square in Pitt Meadows on Wednesday to celebrate Canada Day. Pitt Meadows residents Sid Subramanian and his daughter Taarimi Raiiyer, 3, were taking part in a necklace craft hosted by the Pitt Meadows Museum. Subramanian
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