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The Museum, the Art Gallery and the Symphony

February 24, 2010 | Field Reports > Vancouver, Art Galleries & Artists
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Vancouver really has some truly amazing museums and galleries, I went to the Museum of Anthropology and the Vancouver Art Gallery where the Leonardo da Vinci exhibit was on display.  I even got to have a sneak peak at a rehearsal of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra at the Chan Centre, Wow, what a great day!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 08:58 AM

Aboriginal Arts and Cultural tour

February 23, 2010 | Field Reports > Whistler, Historic & Heritage Sites
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I paid a visit to the Aboriginal Pavilion in downtown Vancouver as well as the Bill Reid Gallery and the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre up in Whistler where they received a surprise visit from the Governor General of Canada Michaelle Jean.

I was amazed at the incredible artwork and carvings, the intricate detail and the dedication of the craftsmen.  Everyone I met was had a wealth of knowledge and passion for sharing their culture.

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 09:34 AM

Robson Square Zip Line: Vancouver, British Columbia

February 22, 2010 | Field Reports > Vancouver, Ziplining & Bungee Jumping
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BC Field Reporter Chris Wheeler meets up with a Tourism British Columbia Twiiter contest winner during the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. Together they climb 140 feet to the top of the zip line tower and rip over 550 feet across Robson Street! There is so much happening in Robson Square from live shows and ice skating to zipping high above cheering crowds over Vancouver's iconic downtown core! During the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, this landmark public space is serving as the Province of British Columbia's signature venue to showcase the many wonders of this province, and act as prime celebration site. You Gotta Be Here!

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 01:26 PM

International 2010 Olympians love BC!

February 21, 2010 | Field Reports > Courtenay, Skiing & Snowboarding
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What more could you ask for? Amazing bluebird skies, fantastic scenery, one of the deepest snow packs on the globe, and 2010 Olympians loving BC! I was fortunate enough to head up to Mount Washington on a truly beautiful day! Check out what some International Olympians had to say about BC and this Vancouver Island gem. British Columbia is beautiful!!

Posted by Tourism BC Field Reporter Michael Fountain, at 06:58 PM

Maelle Ricker Gold Medal Rocks Squamish Climbers

February 20, 2010 | Field Reports > Squamish, Skiing & Snowboarding
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I received an email from some friends that decided they wanted to show their enthusiasm and appreciation for Maelle Ricker's Olympic Gold Medal effort in winning the Snowboard Cross event.  They painted a huge banner and then climbed up the face of the Squamish Chief and hung it for all to see! Maelle Ricker Rocks!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 02:46 PM

Celebrating the 2010 Olympic Opening Ceremonies in beautiful Victoria, BC!

February 16, 2010 | Field Reports > Victoria, Sightseeing Tours
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Wow! What great energy and Olympic spirit! Check out some of the sights and sounds of Victoria, BC.
Tourism BC Field Reporter Michael Fountain explores the city and celebrates the 2010 Olympic opening ceremonies with the*slightly damp* but super enthusiastic crowd at the livingcolours 2010 Spirt Spectacular Celebration. I love this city...Go Canada go!!!

Posted by Tourism BC Field Reporter Michael Fountain, at 01:48 PM

Chinese New Year Celebrations in Richmond and at the O Zone

February 16, 2010 | Field Reports > Richmond, Historic & Heritage Sites
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One of the longest dragons in North America, at 100-metres, highlighted Chinese New Year celebrations in Richmond, BC.  Huge crowds of all nationalities were wowed by the dragons, cultural dancing, Tai Chi demonstrations and more.  A high-flying lion dance was a spectacular delight and something you have to see to believe.  The day was filled with fun, entertainment and great food!  It finished off with a concert by the hottest band out of Taiwan, F.I.R and some amazing fireworks!  What a way to ring in the year of the tiger!  

Posted by Tourism BC Field Reporter - Kelli, Vancouver at 01:25 AM

NBC Today Show on Grouse Mountain

February 15, 2010 | Field Reports > North Vancouver, Festivals & Events

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Grouse Mountain, the Peak of Vancouver is such a hot spot that NBC's Today Show is broadcasting LIVE during the Olympics.  The Mountain is open 24/7 which means you can ski, snowboard, skate or catch a live taping and then watch the sunrise.  In this video, I caught local singing sensation, Micheal Buble's performance live! 

Posted by Tourism BC Field Reporter - Kelli, Vancouver at 11:52 PM

Richmond Oval and the O Zone

February 10, 2010 | Field Reports > Richmond, Attractions
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The Richmond Oval was built especially for the 2010 Winter Olympics and is a spectacular sight.  It will be a lasting legacy for Richmond and the Vancouver area.  The O Zone is a massive Richmond celebration site with tons of free entertainment and fun for everyone!  Check it out while you can!!!

Posted by Tourism BC Field Reporter - Kelli, Vancouver at 10:40 PM

Driving the Sea to Sky Highway from Vancouver to Whistler

February 10, 2010 | Field Reports > Squamish, Sightseeing Tours
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I started down at Stanley Park in Vancouver and then took a drive over the Lions Gate Bridge and then up to the Sea to Sky Highway.  It was amazing, I stopped at a few of the towns alongs the way and checked out some of the viewpoints and attractions that line the highway.  The weather turned on me just as I reached Squamish and the incredible massive of the Stawamus Chief but the mountain peaks were still visible through the clouds! Beautiful drive!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 08:28 AM

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