neighbourhoods
Pitcher J.A. Happ may not be content with assuming his role as the Toronto Blue Jays’ sixth starter/Buffalo Bisons ace, but that won’t stop him or his parody twitter account from mocking the neighbourhoods in which, if all goes according to plan, he’ll spend as little time as possible in 2013. If … Read More
A former industrial site, Granville Island has been home to a public market for more than 30 years and has grown to include theatres, galleries, restaurants and boutiques. It is a neighbourhood unto itself, with a focus on all things fresh and local, and it’s simply a perfect spot to … Read More
Being a small city to begin with, Montreal surprises in its neat and tidy divisions between neighbourhoods. Somewhere between the financial district and the Old Port, bordered by the remnants of industry and the Lachine Canal, sits an understated area that goes by the name of Griffintown. It claimed this … Read More
Yaletown, Kitsilano and the West End have always been popular places for professionals to live and with good reason: beautiful settings, great amenities and attractive housing. With more and more people flocking to Vancouver, development is extending across the city and into the suburbs. Revitalized neighbourhoods are attracting new businesses … Read More
In Vancouver, we’re lucky to have a unique map of neighbourhoods with distinct personalities. Laid-back and ethnically diverse, Commercial Drive is a great place to enjoy a change of pace and discover something new. A bit of a hippie haunt, and popularly known as “The Drive,” this is the place … Read More
