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Photo: Grouse Mountain via The Burrard
Ski season isn’t just about enjoying the chairlift ride up the mountain or feeling the rush of wind on your way down a ski hill. Après-ski plays a big part in Vancouver’s mountain sports scene. Here’s where to ‘après‘ with your immediate household or core bubble in the city this winter.
In line with the public health order, non-essential travel into, within, and out of BC is not recommended until further notice. BC residents let’s do our part by continuing to stay small and support local, with your immediate household or bubble, in accordance with the latest guidelines.
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Temporary studio closures in Vancouver mean we can’t go to class, but that doesn’t mean class is cancelled. Many Vancouver yoga and wellness studios are bringing class to us… online! So roll out your mat to flow, tone and meditate from home with these digital class offerings.
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Five Vancouver Studios Offering Online Yoga and Fitness Classes
Cycling the West Dyke Trail in Richmond. Photo credit: Tourism Richmond
Biking is having a moment during COVID-19. There are more cyclists on the roads and bike sales are off the charts. Here are some COVID-safe tips for cycling around Vancouver during the pandemic, including our picks for physically distant bike routes.
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Cycling Around Vancouver During the Pandemic
Grouse Grind, North Vancouver. Photo credit: Tourism BC
Outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and spending time in parks are one of the best ways to get exercise and have fun during the Covid-19 Pandemic. But there are a few things you should know before you go to ensure you stay safe and respect nature.
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COVID-19 and the Outdoors in Vancouver – What to Know Before You Go
Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Aquarium have joined forces to sell high-performance athletic face masks, with all net proceeds to benefit the aquarium during this critical period of need for the beloved civic landmark. As part of this partnership, more than 25 ‘Caps staff members are volunteering in the rescue effort, providing hundreds of labour hours in vital outreach efforts to Vancouver Aquarium members, donors, and supporters.
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Whitecaps FC Rally Vancouver to Help Save the Vancouver Aquarium
Photo Credit: Mark Teasdale
Park Board salutes health care workers with 12-pound cannon boom at 7pm, altering schedule of iconic Nine O’clock Gun.
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Vancouver’s Gun Will Now Salute at 7pm for Health Care Workers
