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Grouse Mountain Skyride. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Grouse Mountain
For some people, Labour Day weekend marks the end of summer. While there are still a few weeks of warm weather left, it’s the perfect time to bask in the summer sun. In 2024, you can spend time in nature, hit the beach, visit a festival, and more on the August 31 to September 2 long weekend.
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How to Spend the 2024 Labour Day Weekend in Vancouver
Photo: Destination BC/Rick Collins
Keep the whole family entertained this winter with fun activities like sledding, skating, hiking, museums, rock climbing, and lots more.
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12 Family-Friendly Adventures Around Vancouver This Winter
Photo: Britannia Mine Museum
Vancouver is proud of its history. Step back into time with a visit to a historic site to learn about local settler and Indigenous history. You can visit heritage homes, a mine, a cannery, a fur-trading fort, and an entire 1920s village – all without leaving Vancouver.
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Step Back in Time at These Vancouver Area Historic Sites
Photo: Burnaby.ca
Deer Lake Park provides a unique nature escape in the middle of Burnaby. While the skyscrapers of Metrotown rise above the lake, it’s a great place for hiking, boating, spotting wildlife, and learning about history and culture.
Photo: Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre/Blake Jorgensen
Vancouver is a relatively young city at just 136 years old. However, we proudly celebrate our history. Explore 8 different Vancouver museums to learn about local history including sports, art, culture, and commerce.
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8 Vancouver Museums Where You Can Learn About Local History
The carousel is a must-do at Burnaby Village Museum’s Heritage Christmas.
It’s day 10 of The 12 Productions of Christmas! Today’s spotlight is Trading Christmas.
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The 12 Productions of Christmas, Day 10: Trading Christmas
Photo: @ghosttrainyvr / Instagram
From breathtaking views of Howe Sound to ghosts and ghouls in Stanley Park and a train ride through a mountain tunnel, it may not be the costumes that beg for a photo this Halloween. Here are the best spots to fill your Instagram feed with spooky snaps.
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5 Instagram-Worthy Spots to Snap Up in the Vancouver Area this Halloween
