They used to call us “baby” boomers but I guess baby is long gone now that our demographic ranges from 47 to 67. Apparently we should be able to afford it, we just don’t know how to use it! I’m talking about technology or more specifically mobile tech. Just finished reading a great article on … Read more
The Canada Line is a great way to get around the city. If you enjoy going for a stroll or if you are an avid walker you will find even more to enjoy within the reaches of The Canada Line Stations.
Vancouver is definitely “park friendly” with large and small parks dispersed throughout the neighbourhoods of the city. Here is a list of Vancouver parks that are either on The Canada Line or within walking distance of The Canada Line Stations.
In terms of internationally historic cities Vancouver is still in its infancy. Still we do have our own urban historic sites or in some cases the memories and archives of sites within the city that have historic or even just sentimental meaning.
For dog lovers and dog owners The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver welcomes you with their “four legged ambassadors” Mavis and Beau. Both dogs are Yellow Lab/Golden Retriever cross and former B.C. Guide Dog trainees.
Are you a wine lover? Would you enjoy tasting over 200 wines? The Canada Line takes you to YVR Airport with connections to Harbour Air. Why not hop on over to Nanaimo for the 21st Nanaimo Wine Festival on Friday, October 25 from 7 to 10 pm.
Once over on the North Shore you can explore the Lonsdale Quay at a leisurely pace. You will find fresh produce, seafood, butcher shops, and more. Relax and have a smoothie or a cappuccino. Sit out in the sunshine and just enjoy the day.
The Canada Line is accessible from every direction in the city. Hop on the B-line going east or west on Broadway to connect to The Canada Line. Or board at any of the convenient stations from Waterfront to Marine Drive in Vancouver. Also connecting from the stations in Richmond and from points south hubbing through Bridgeport Station.
It’s fun to walk over to B.C. PLACE with crowds of other ardent football fans. Lots of cheering and chanting going on before you even get to the stadium.
The Canada Line is not just for commuters slogging to and from work, nor is it only for travelers making their way to and from the airport; it’s a great way to explore our wonderful city! The Canada Line is also a fun way for visitors to spend a day (or more) getting to know Vancouver.