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B.C. restaurants post-COVID: Strong in the Okanagans, hurting in Vancouver urban core

B.C. restaurants post-COVID: Strong in the Okanagans, hurting in Vancouver urban core

B.C.'s restaurant sector has largely survived the COVID-induced lockdown initiated in March, but the economic picture is vastly different between popular domestic tourism hotspots like the Okanagans and major urban cores like downtown Vancouver.
There's a drive-thru food truck fest happening over several weekends this summer in New West

There's a drive-thru food truck fest happening over several weekends this summer in New West

Your very own feast on four wheels
B.C. residents to find international travel risky this summer

B.C. residents to find international travel risky this summer

Travellers face insurance, self-isolation challenges and numerous restrictions
B.C. is home to the highest restaurant in Canada and it will take your breath away

B.C. is home to the highest restaurant in Canada and it will take your breath away

Located in Golden, British Columbia, The Kicking Horse Mountain Resort offers some of the most stunning alpine vistas in North America
Restaurant survey says industry might take up to a year to recover

Restaurant survey says industry might take up to a year to recover

Restaurants across the country might need a more than a year to recover from the economic bruising of the COVID-19 pandemic. That is, if they can survive long enough to see daylight again.
Potluck: Casual Southeast Asian hawker street food restaurant set to open

Potluck: Casual Southeast Asian hawker street food restaurant set to open

Comfort eats with a bold, bright kick showcasing the flavours of Malaysia and more
Grouse Mountain Regional Park receives grant funding for trail improvements

Grouse Mountain Regional Park receives grant funding for trail improvements

Grouse Mountain Regional Park is set to receive some upgrades to its well-used trails in the coming years following an announcement of federal funding for infrastructure projects Friday.
This set of B.C. craft brews is like a summer beer fest in a box

This set of B.C. craft brews is like a summer beer fest in a box

Grab your bubble buddies or "quaran-team" for a six-person summer beer tasting
Outdoor pools, summer camps to open soon in Burnaby

Outdoor pools, summer camps to open soon in Burnaby

It may not have felt like much of a summer yet, between dreary weather and COVID-related closures, but two key summer activities are finally opening up in Burnaby: outdoor pools and summer camps.
Award-winning B.C. hotel sells for $5.6m under a court-ordered sale

Award-winning B.C. hotel sells for $5.6m under a court-ordered sale

A North Vancouver real estate company is buying the storied property, and says they plan to reopen it next year