Summer Solstice Sidewalks: The West End, Images by Rob Grant Viewpoint Vancouver is asking readers to send in images of their favourite verdant summer sidewalks that transform the walking…
Stanley Park’s Tally-Ho: Equine to Engine in 1906The word “Tally-ho” used to refer to the cry of a huntsman chasing a fox on horseback, and also applied…
The FlagThe Pride Flag in one of its more effective renditions, set in a bamboo forest on the steps leading up…
Overall Vancouver Plan Creates Capacity, Nixes Neighbourhood InputIt is kind of in reverse order, but after passing the Broadway Plan with a myriad of amendments Vancouver City…
Comment Policy on Viewpoint Vancouver: Play NiceJust a reminder about Viewpoint Vancouver’s Comment Policy. Sure you may be enraged about things and wanting to rage against…
Summer Solstice Sidewalks on Charles Street, VancouverWe asked Viewpoint Vancouver readers to send in photos of their favourite summer sidewalk in our summer solstice post. Artist…
Paris: A Quieter CityThe clicks of wheeled luggage, a conversation behind louvred windows, music in the distance, a plane overhead – and yes,…
Paris: Favourite FlowersSo much of Paris looks the same – beautiful, majestic, harmonious but mostly of Lutetian limestone (known as Paris stone). …
Taking it Back in Delta: Waving the Canadian Flag on Canada DayIn the dusk of the pandemic the Canadian Flag was used as a rallying cry by anti-vaxxers and truck protesters…
Places That Matter: China Creek Bowls SkateparkChina Creek Bowls Skatepark Join the Vancouver Heritage Foundation, the Vancouver Skateboard Coalition, and special guests in celebrating the…
Mount Pleasant Park Board Pool Duels: City of Vancouver Says You Never Told UsIn the “You Just Can’t Make This Stuff Up” department the City of Vancouver is deciding not to fund the…
A Vancouver Summer Sunday By Photographer Ken OhrnKen Ohrn’s images never disappoint: In this image taken yesterday in Kitsilano he writes “Out again this morning on my…
Coffee In, Coffee Out – A New Kind of WCOur favourite Toronto urbanist, Brandon Donnelly, loves these – the Lisbon cafe kiosk: Lisbon’s cafe kiosks are so wonderful. They…
David Ley on Vancouver & Broadway Plans: Tower Densification Does Not Mean AffordabilityDavid Ley is a thoughtful and well known urban geography professor emeritus at University of British Columbia who is just…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner