For Art Walk Strathcona, galleries are coming together to bring a diverse selection of contemporary art from Indigenous and Canadian artists to the streets through five billboards along E Hastings May 21 to June 14.

RMH BC Step Up for Families – The second annual virtual fundraising walk talking place throughout May 2021 in support of Ronald McDonald House BC

Registration opens today for the BC Hospitality Foundation Hospitality Hustle. Join this virtual wellness challenge in support of workers in the hospitality and tourism industry.

How to Walk to Prospect Point: Navigating Stanley Park’s trail network to gain 60m in elevation and enjoy the views from its peak

Biking, hiking, dining, running, golfing, shopping and more! Explore wild Coquitlam this spring and get inspired by this month’s VisitCoquitlam feature

5 Easy Walks to Try in Coquitlam: Trail suggestions and event listings. Take a stroll in Mundy Park, go fish at Como Lake, enjoy the winter Lights at Lafarge Lake and more in Coquitlam this November.

Be a tourist in your hometown, or offer guidance to out-of-town guests, when you experience these tours of Vancouver that each showcase different aspects of our city. Whether you’re walking through Stanley Park or on a walkway 20 meters above the forest floor, you’re touring back alleys or theatre balcony seats, tour Vancouver like a […]

You can learn something new with every footstep you take in our remarkable coastal rainforests, especially if you do so under the guidance of knowledgeable volunteers and experts. Here are just a few ways the whole family can connect with, and learn about, nature this season: Guided Nature Walks Around Metro Vancouver Surrey Join guided […]

Runners, rev your engines. Whether you’re eager to burn off some extra calories or are training for the fast-approaching race season, add some variety to your routine by exploring new trails in Coquitlam. Mundy Park One Coquitlam Park You’ve Got to Visit This Month One must-see destination is Mundy Park, which is luring runners and […]

This post has been contributed by Patricia Thomson, Executive Director for the Stanley Park Ecology Society (“SPES”). As a member of SPES for the last five years, I wanted to offer the team an opportunity to share their news, events, and work so I created the “SPES Series” where they contribute and share stories with […]