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Win Tickets to Keltic Landing

Comments 17 by Rebecca Bollwitt

18sharesThe traditions of the Emerald Isle and the Scottish Highlands come to Vancouver for St Patrick’s Day at Keltic Landing. Imperial Vancouver will be home to a two-night celebration of history, folklore and mythology that’s been centuries in the making. Enter the bounty of The Emerald Shores to provision your journey with a banquet of […]

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Spring Break at 3 National Historic Sites Near Vancouver

by Rebecca Bollwitt

0sharesDiscover the past and enjoy unique family-friendly activities at some of our local National Historic Sites near Vancouver this Spring Break. Britannia Mine Museum, Britannia Beach What: Spring Break at the Britannia Mine Museum When: March 19th to 27th, 2016 Spring Break Programming: Daily hands-on activities and events featuring historical photo talks, preview demos behind […]

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Vancouver Icons: Vancouver City Hall History

by Rebecca Bollwitt

143sharesVancouver has had a few city hall buildings; the first was a draped tent at the old Granville Townsite (1886) at the foot of Carrall St after the Great Fire. The first real structure was a building on Powell St, followed by a building on Main St just south of the Carnegie Library. The Holden […]

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Win a Steam Whistle Unsigned Prize Pack

Comments 113 by Rebecca Bollwitt

113sharesSteam Whistle Brewing wants to send you to the 45th annual Juno Awards! Until March 20th, you can enter here to win a trip to Calgary (April 2-4) including 2 nights accommodation, 2 tickets to JUNOFest and 2 tickets to the Juno Awards broadcast ceremony. Win a Steam Whistle Unsigned Prize Pack To promote this […]

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Vancouver Opera’s Madama Butterfly

by Michelle Kim

0sharesI was introduced to Giacomo Puccini’s Madama Butterfly at six years old. Well, sort of. My parents were watching some rendition was on television, but I wasn’t allowed to watch, which confused me because with a title like Madama Butterfly, it sounds like it’s made for little girls. I remember sitting in the next room […]

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Camp Tech Workshops in Vancouver

Comments 3 by Rebecca Bollwitt

3sharesI am excited to announce that I have signed on as an instructor for a Business Blogging class at Camp Tech in Vancouver. Based in Toronto, Ottawa, and Vancouver, Camp Tech is a collection of beginner-friendly, hands-on workshops for adults who want to learn practical tech skills. You can sign up for a relaxed and […]

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VIDEO: Vancouver Lexus Canada Commercial

by Rebecca Bollwitt

0sharesA car commercial, filmed in Vancouver, that actually showcases the city! I was honoured earlier this year when the Globe & Mail and Lexus approached me to be the star of their Vancouver commercial. I got to pick where we filmed based on my daily life, so of course I went into Stanley Park, showcased […]

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Social Media Content Production and Amplification Workshops

by Rebecca Bollwitt

0sharesLast year I began a partnership with Seekers Media (FestivalSeekers & SnowSeekers) to produce and share content from their network of adventurers. This spring, I am joining them on the road for Social Media Content Production and Amplification Workshops that will visit 17 cities in BC and Alberta, in partnership with TELUS Optik Local. BC […]

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Girls Getaway to Tigh-Na-Mara in Parksville

Comments 1 by Rebecca Bollwitt

2sharesAfter a very long work week, on a Friday that seemed never to arrive, my sister picked me up in Downtown Vancouver and we headed for the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal. A little black rain cloud carrying the stress of the week followed us up from the car deck to the onboard cafe as we […]

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Plan Your Spring and Summer in Oliver & Osoyoos Wine Country

by Rebecca Bollwitt

0sharesThe last time I was in the South Okanagan was during the harvest in October. Winemakers with hands stained purple, the scent of late season flowers in the air, and the hum of de-stemming equipment as the bounty of the year was pumped into tanks and poured into bottles. Now that buds are returning to […]

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