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Over the years, the legend of Ogopogo has gained credibility as more and more sightings are reported.
Long ago, the Indians spoke of “N’ha-a-itk” who they referred to as a fierce lake monster that resided in Squally Point which is just 20 km south of Kelowna, in Vancouver’s Fraser Valley.
Descriptions vary, but certain characteristics have been […]
Ha…made you look!! July 12 between 9am - 4pm, Pacific Spirit Regional Park, be sure to come and help celebrate Wreck Beach and the naturist life style that ties in with the Naturist Society’s Internation Nude Week!!
Activities include sandcastle competition, kite flying, body painting and much much more!!
Photo Credit: sxc.hu
B5media, beach, British Columbia, […]
Willingdon Avenue & Central Boulevard, Burnaby. Metrotown’s Civic Square comes alive this summer with free performances for all to enjoy. This venue is located at Willingdon Ave. and Central Boulevard, east of the Bob Prittie Library.
There is free underground parking accessed from Kingsborough Street, 1:00pm - 5:00pm on Sundays.
Performances takes place come rain […]
Critical Mass in Vancouver; Critical Mass is a grassroots reclamation of public space — a bike rde and skate — This event is held the last Friday of every month, and you are invited to enjoy the safety and comfort in the care — free space that we create by simply riding together!
Bicycles, skateboards, rollerskates, […]
Among the hemp shops, restaurants and boarding gears stores in Kitsilano sits one of the best comic books shops in the lower mainland.
The Comic Shop, located at 2089 West 4th Avenue, stock thousands of comic books from major publishers, as well as from independents.
They offer a huge selection of Marvel, DC and Image back issues, […]
Here is a place that is just full of family fun. This place never failed to be full of fun, especially on those days when I had nothing to do, and I wanted something to keep me occupied.
Whippletree Junction is set within 14 restored buildings from the early 1900’s, filled with specialty shops and […]
While most Canadians suffer through deep snow and bitter cold. Victoria enjoys the beginning of Spring.
For one week in early to mid February, the people of Greater Victoria on Vancouver Island count all the blossoms they can find. The results are then reported to the volunteers at the Flower Count HQ by telephone […]
I came across this website today as I was searching around for some cute gift ideas for our much loved cat, it’s called Kitty Wigs www.kittywigs.com
I was going to do a standard last minute shopping ideas post, but when I saw this I knew I had to show everyone.
The following photos are from their website, and […]
Doggie Style Deli operates a great doggie-diner designed to accommodate your four-legged friend. The tables and booths have been lowered, and a “no-fault” piddle policy is all part of their efforts to provide a comfortable setting for your pet.
Specializing in the PANDEAN diet (pasteurized, nutrient dense and all natural), the meals offered are prepared fresh […]
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