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Vancouver redevelopment's critics question lack of early hydrogeological study - BC - Vimarsana News

Vancouver redevelopment's critics question lack of early hydrogeological study - BC

In an emailed statement, the City of Vancouver said it's working closely with the landowners to ensure a detailed hydrological assessment is completed.

Historic map shows forgotten names for Vancouver locations - Vimarsana News

Historic map shows forgotten names for Vancouver locations

City of Vancouver archivist Major JS Matthews made a map in 1943 showing old place names for the city, neighbourhoods, creeks, rivers, islands, and more.

Source: nsnews.com
5 Holiday Entertaining Hassles Solved - Vancouver Magazine - Vimarsana News

5 Holiday Entertaining Hassles Solved - Vancouver Magazine

Expert advice from catering pros on how to host for the holidays without the stress

Source: vanmag.com
IN PHOTOS: International indie pop duo Tommy Lefroy returns to Nashville, the city that brought them together - Vimarsana News

IN PHOTOS: International indie pop duo Tommy Lefroy returns to Nashville, the city that brought them together

Exit/In’s location makes it one of my favorite venues in Nashville — it’s precisely an 8-minute walk from campus. When I heard the duo Tommy Lefroy was performing there, I knew I had no excuse to miss their show.  Wilby was the first opener for Tommy Lefroy and, although I had not listened to her...

Paddling the Yukon River on a whim, an out-of-shape Irishman was kept afloat by good luck and true grit - Vimarsana News

Paddling the Yukon River on a whim, an out-of-shape Irishman was kept afloat by good luck and true grit

This past summer, Dermot Higgins canoed through 3,150 kilometres of Arctic country with no companions, little training and only a rough idea of how to reach the Bering Sea from Whitehorse. How did he succeed?