Gift Guide: Gifts with Meaning That Give Back! Shop for meaningful gifts this season, that fund a need for local and international charitable organizations. From bracelets that give education, blankets that give hope, there are many options this Christmas season.

Kal Tire Winter Tire Campaign for BC Food Banks. Purchase a set of 4 winter tires this season and you’ll receive $50 off, and your local Food Bank will get $50 too from Kal Tire

Christmas Store at Potters: A 28,000 square foot greenhouse converted into the largest Christmas store in western Canada. Enter to win a $100 gift card to shop this Christmas store on the Surrey/Langley border this season.

Heritage Christmas at Burnaby Village Museum November 25, 2017 to January 5, 2018 with free live entertainment daily, crafts, carousel rides, light displays and more during the holiday season in Burnaby, BC

Cirque du Soleil Covenant House Benefit Night is Thursday, December 7, 2017. Purchase your ticket to the performance and Cirque will support Covenant House Vancouver

The Pitch for the Purse™ Semi-Finals is a breakfast event where 10 Semi-Finalists will pitch for a chance to reach the Finale at the FWE Gala.

Got Craft? Holiday Edition 2017 is happening December 9 & 10 at the Maritime Labour Centre in East Vancouver with items from over 80 makers. Enter to win a prize pack valued at over $1,200 from Miss604.

Award-winning travel author, John Lee, launches MyVancouverChristmas.com a guide to events, attractions, shows, and seasonal gift-giving in Vancouver. Enter to win a pair of Christmas Fly Over Canada passes.

Early Music Vancouver invites White Rock and Vancouver audiences to experience the energy and drama of its first-ever production of Handel’s Messiah, which will be performed in White Rock and in Downtown Vancouver this season.

BC’s largest outdoor carolling competition, Yule Duel, returns to the streets of Gastown for a third consecutive year on December 7th. Hundreds of voices from more than 20 of Vancouver’s best choirs will again echo down the cobblestone streets in support of May’s Place Hospice.