Diane left her job as a magazine editor for the freedom of freelance after the birth of her second son. Originally from Toronto, she has dedicated herself to discovering the ins and outs of Vancouver since moving here in 2012.
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Whether you’ve arrived at Vancouver International Airport airport only to discover that your flight has been delayed or the person you’re picking up will be landing later than expected, you’ve got some time to kill. The suggestions below might have you wishing for more airline delays in future, or will at least inspire you to schedule in a bit of extra time during your next trip through YVR.
Families with young children can easily feel cooped up and go stir crazy during Vancouver’s rainy months. Metro’s best indoor playgrounds, listed below, are no-brainers for those days when it’s simply too dreary to head to the park. They offer ample space for kids to exert their energy, and many have cafés and WiFi on the premises, so parents are entertained too.
Vancouver’s natural beauty is one of her strongest selling points, so fantastic views abound in our glorious city. In the rainy winter months, though, it’s easy to choose finding shelter over stopping to take it all in. Sitting on any of these heated patios precludes having to make such a choice, allowing locals to remain warm – and dry – while getting a small taste of the outdoors. [Image courtesy of Dockside Restaurant]
We’ve all got one on our lists: the man who seems impossible to buy for because he’s already got everything he needs. If you’re shopping in Vancouver for that hard-to-buy for guy, here are a few gift ideas for the man who has everything.
If you’ve ever scrounged at the last minute for a salon that could take your hair from dull to divine…only to run home to wash a pound of hairspray down the drain and sweep your hair up a sock bun, read on. This list of tried-and-true Vancouver salons will ensure that your blowout or updo are on point this holiday season.