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First Snow at Sun Peaks Resort!

October 14, 2008 | Tips from Us > Sun Peaks Resort, Skiing & Snowboarding
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 The white stuff is beginning to fly at Sun Peaks as reported by our contacts on the hill today!  Time to start doing leg lunges in preparation for another great BC ski season.  I hadn't skiied for a number of years following an injury at Whistler Blackcomb, until the fine folks at Tourism Sun Peaks insisted I strap up and head down the hill a beautiful spring day early in 2008.  I instantly remembered how wonderful the feeling of whipping down the hill, breeze in hair and all that stuff was.  Now I am hooked again!  Sun Peaks has lots of varied terrain to offer, and a fair amount of non-ski related activities too, including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, apres-ski, tonnes of events...and spa. 

Posted by Kathleen, Vancouver at 03:49 PM

East End Art

October 10, 2008 | Tips from Us > Vancouver, Art Galleries & Artists
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 I had the opportunity to visit a very cool art gallery recently, located smack in the middle of Vancouver's downtown eastside..and it was well worth the visit.  Centre A is Vancouver's International Centre for Contemporary Art and is located at the corner of Carrall Street and East Hastings.  What is a real treat is that it is housed in one of the City's most important heritage buildings - the old BC Gas building that was where the interurban trains looped around before heading back out to the suburbs - this all many years ago of course.  Now the building is home to some pretty edgy and thought-provoking Asian artwork.  If you are visiting Gastown or Chinatown, or shopping at nearby Army & Navy, check out what they have to offer.  But keep in mind that it is in one of the City's more colourful neighbourhoods.  They are open Tuesday through Saturday.

Posted by Kathleen, Vancouver at 06:16 PM