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Japanese navy ship coming to Vancouver, open to visitors (opens the original)
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A notable vessel from the other side of the Pacific Ocean will be coming into port next week. The JS Kashima is visiting, and locals will be able to visit the ship. "The flagship of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force Training Squadron, JS Kashima, will be open to the public for one day only!" reads a post from the Japanese Consulate in Vancouver. The Kashima was launched in 1994 as a cadet training vessel. It's the only one of its kind. Next week the ship will be docked at the Burrard Dry
'Have a scoop one last time': North Vancouver ice cream shop shutting down before end of summer (opens the original)
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Welcome Parlour will stop welcoming customers in a couple of weeks. For almost a decade, the North Vancouver ice cream shop has welcomed guests, first at East 8th and St. Andrews and then in the Shipyards District. However, this weekend, the family-run business announced it would be shuttering permanently on Sept. 7, just a couple of weeks before the end of summer. "This was not an easy decision, but we feel that the time has come for our family to take this next step and start this next chapter
Award-winning West Vancouver house hits the market for $5.75M (opens the original)
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After just two years, the award-winning Howard House in West Vancouver is back on the market. The four-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom residence, designed by Architecture Building Culture (ABC), won multiple accolades when it was finished in 2019, including the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Award in Architecture for Merit from the Architectural Foundation of British Columbia. The eye-catching design is informed by the lot the house is on; it's shaped a bit like a kite. To fit in with the spot, t
'New Medium Price': Check out these old billboards that were all over Vancouver 100 years ago (opens the original)
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Nowadays, there are a million ways to advertise your product, from ads on a website to sponsoring an event and publicity stunts. Back in the 1920s, '30s and '40s, there were fewer avenues to your eyeballs, so billboards were a major route. The massive signs were less restricted than they are now, and Vancouver wasn't as dense, so space for the huge signs was plentiful. With cars becoming more common as well, roadside signs became big business. American baseball player turned Vancouver marketing
Meet the man behind Vancouver's viral Lime Scoot Boyz (opens the original)
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E-scooters are, apparently, very versatile vehicles. The proof is on the street with Everest Hughes and the Lime Scoot Boyz, a group of around 20 local riders turning the basic e-scooters into stunt vehicles. "Basically, we do stunts and tricks on the Lime scooters and ride them in an unconventional manner that has garnered us a lot of attention on social media," says Hughes, who founded the group and is the main rider. Their recent stunts include jumping a staircase (and human hot dog), off-roa
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