The 19th edition of the CP Holiday Train is ready to support communities and raise awareness​ across Canada as it sets out to visit 171 communities and host free events in November and December. There are over 20 stops in BC, from Sparwood to Port Coquitlam, with each featuring an opportunity to view the impressive train-long light displays and enjoy a free concert.

Last Thursday, 118 guests turned out in support of the Dan’s Legacy 4th annual Chef’s Charity Dinner at the Vancouver Club and raised $46,765 for the organization. Miss604 is a proud sponsor of this event.

Surrey Santa Parade & Big Rigs for Kids on Sunday, December 3, 2017 supporting the Surrey Food Bank and Surrey Christmas Bureau in Cloverdale & at City Hall

Thanks to the TD Common Ground Project, Forsyth Park opened to the public in Surrey, BC in October of 2017. Forsyth Park features the TD Nature Play Area and is located between 108 Ave and 104 Ave, 140th St and 139th St.

The Robson Square Ice Rink opens on December 1, 2017 and will close in February, 2018. Open daily for free skating with special events and holiday activities to be announced

Downtown Vancouver Christmas tree lighting events on November 22nd (at CF Pacific Centre) and on December 1st (at the Vancouver Art Gallery) with free family fun and live entertainment

The Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (“OWL”) is hosting a holiday fundraiser like you’ve probably never seen before! On December 2nd they’re inviting you to get your photos taken with Santa and his very own owl helper. OWL I Want for Christmas Where: Saturday, December 2, 2017 from 10:00am to 3:00pm When: 3800-72nd Street, Delta, BC […]

Vancouver Santa Claus Parade presented by TELUS in Downtown Vancouver on Sunday, December 3, 2017 supporting the Vancouver Food Bank & CKNW Orphans’ Fund. Route and event information.

You can help ensure that swallows remain a part of summer in Stanley Park in the future by supporting the Stanley Park Ecology Society on Giving Tuesday, November 28, 2018

Enter to win tickets to the opening day of “The Fabric of Our Land: Salish Weaving” exhibit at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC. The exhibition offers once-in-a-lifetime view of one of the world’s largest collections of rare early blankets and contemporary Salish weavings.