local businesses
Must-try vendors at the World Wide Food Festival and beyond
July 24, 2024The World Wide Food Festival was held on July 6 and featured over 20 local vendors. Just because this event is over, it doesn’t mean you can’t try these scrumptious snacks! All of these vendors can be found at your local farmers market, cultural celebrations, or other fun festivals occurring throughout the summer. Try not to get too hungry as you take a look at some of our highlights — but if you do, satisfy those cravings by giving these vendors a follow and checking them out at their next event! Betty’s Greek Honey Ballz This yummy treat truck is…
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How to spend a day in…Downtown Langley
July 18, 2024Downtown Langley blends a small-town vibe with the liveliness of a city. This place showcases the talent and culture of artists such as Langley muralist Judy Pohl. An afternoon walk here can reveal the beauty and culture of Langley with…
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Savouring sweet flavours and culture at Italian Day on the Drive
July 11, 2024One of the most anticipated free summer events in the Lower Mainland, Italian Day on the Drive is a day of cultural fusion and culinary expertise. Since 2010, this event has signified the unity and revival of Italian Canadian history…
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Hidden Gems: Bars, breweries, and more for your summer nights out
July 4, 2024Rocky Point Spirits 2805 Murray St., Port Moody Open Sunday–Thursday 12:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m. and Friday–Saturday 12:00 p.m.–12:00 a.m. Rocky Point Spirits is probably not a hidden gem for those located in the Tri-Cities, but it’s a must-try regardless of where…
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How to spend a day at . . . Granville Island
July 3, 2024With a bustling public market and beautiful views of False Creek, Granville Island is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Vancouver. Even as locals, many of us are still privy to some of the hidden gems that lie…
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Spots for your spring studying sessions
March 21, 2024Sweet Talk Donuts 87 Moody St., Port Moody Open Monday–Sunday from 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. If you’re planning on visiting Sweet Talk Donuts, beware — their delicious delicacies will blow your mind. Their crème brûlée donut is unlike anything else you…
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Christmas craft markets
November 16, 2023If you know me, you know that Christmas is my absolute favourite time of year. Sipping hot chocolate, looking for the perfect gifts for friends and family while bundled in warm clothes . . . nothing beats that feeling. To…
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Five local BIPOC and/or queer-owned businesses
July 31, 2022With farmer’s markets and festivals popping up all over the city this summer, there is no better time to explore small local businesses. Spending your money on local businesses has a myriad of benefits over shutting yourself in a corporate…
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Opinions in Dialogue: Are local businesses good?
March 30, 2021Small and local businesses have been hit hard during this pandemic, increasing rally cries to support them. But are answering these calls the solution? Students Sara Wong and Meera Eragoda discuss the intricacies of this topic. Sara: To start off,…
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