From March 6th 2021 to March 12 2021 the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is going to be hosting the Bright Downtown event. This event goes from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM and is […]
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver Hosting Bright Downtown Free Art Event
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Make a Difference Sale Going Virtual This Year
The Make a Difference Sale 2021 is expected to go virtual this year, along with a wide number of other events, award shows, television shows, and festivals that have done the same […]
Community Group Works To Pair Teens with Seniors to Help Combat Loneliness
Loneliness is impacting millions of people around the world as COVID-19 has disrupted our regular lives and separated us from our loved ones, family, and friends. For some individuals this has been […]
Okanagan Set To Host Virtual Wedding Fair in March
On March 27th there is a virtual wedding fair set to be held. This area of B.C. is known as a top wedding destination in the country. Every single year we see […]
B.C. Health Officials Warn Residents to Stay Small and Local for Spring Break
With spring break fast approaching B.C. health officials have warned residents that they should look to keep it small and stay local for spring break 2021. Despite not being able to travel […]
Coffeeholic – Taste of Tri-Cities Participant
The Taste of Tri-Cities is going on until March 15th 2021 and there are a variety of restaurants and cafes that are taking part in the food festival. You can find the […]
Lawmakers in Washington Urge Biden to Consider Immediate Reopening Of Border Between Canada and U.S.
The border between the United States and Canada has been closed for months and the current border closure has been extended until March 21st for now which would mark a full one […]
ICBC Rebate Cheques Are Expected To Start Rolling Out in March
ICBC is expected to soon start handing out their one-time rebate cheques to many who had car insurance last year. As a result of ICBC seeing fewer crashes overall and fewer claim […]
Rent Prices Might Be Lower In Vancouver But The Cost of Living is Still Too High For Many
Vancouver is considered the most expensive city to live in throughout the entire country. Rents have become increasingly affordable over the years, though COVID-19 has turned things around somewhat. Prices have decreased […]
Flower Vendors Want to Be Able to Sell At the Farmers Market This Spring
Non-food vendors had previously been prevented from selling their products in spaces that were indoors, during last years COVID-19 restrictions that had been implemented for several months. Now, flower vendors are fighting […]
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