The View From Your Window #68
March 28, 2011
Reader “A.R.” | Mt. Seymour from Deep Cove | North Vancouver, BC | 4:30pm | SHARE YOUR VIEW
We love posting the photographs that reveal the views from our reader’s windows. Whether it’s a back alley in the fall or a sandy beach in high summer, we’re always stoked to see what you see from home, work or the road. Some of our all-time favourite reader submissions after the jump… Read more
Smoke Break #822: A Message To West Vancouver’s Bald Real Estate Cheeseballs
March 17, 2011
Your Australian brethren have graduated from putting their faces on the backs of buses. Your move…
Seen In Vancouver #273: Flowers Flaunting Full February Glory In Ambleside Park
February 16, 2011
Cue the snow. February can be such a tease…
The View From Your Window #57: Tonight’s Back Deck Sunset From North Vancouver
February 8, 2011
Reader “C.S.” | North Vancouver, BC | 5:35pm | SHARE YOUR VIEW
We love posting the photographs that reveal the views from our reader’s windows. Whether it’s a back alley or a sandy beach, we’ve been stoked to see what you see from home, work or the road. Check out this gallery of our favourite reader submissions:
North Vancouver’s “Fishworks” Has Joined The Scout Community
January 7, 2011
Fishworks is now a proud member supporter of Scout. We will be publishing their news on our front page and hosting a page for them in our list of recommended restaurants to check out. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank them for their support of our little website. Click ahead to read on or jump directly to their Scout page here… Read more
Seen In Vancouver #265: Sunset Return Down Cypress Mountain
January 3, 2011
After a long and pretty perfect forage for good times on the mountain today, the sunset led us back down…
Seen In Vancouver #262: Surfers Freezing Asses Off At Ambleside
December 29, 2010
Brrr. A tidy swell had over a dozen in the freezing cold water throughout the afternoon over at Ambleside Beach. Crazy.
West Vancouver’s “Fraîche” To Ring In New Years With Veuve
December 15, 2010
Executive Chef Dino Renaerts of Crave Beachside and Fraîche gets cooking for Father's Day on the North Shore
News From Scout supporters Fraîche
West Vancouver, BC | This New Year’s Eve we have 2 fantastic ways to enjoy the night. You can choose to ring in the new year with sultry jazz and Veuve Clicquot, or you can come for our early dinner designed to get you out in time for another party. Either way, your choices are delicious! Our Early Seating features a 4 course gourmet dinner with selections like Beef Tenderloin or Sablefish, and a glass of Domaine Chandon for $75 per person. Click here for the full menu.
The Gala Dinner features 5 courses, a glass of Veuve Clicquot champagne at midnight, sultry jazz from the trio at Dave Ivaz Music, and lots of party favours! This menu features Oysters, Blue Cheese Soufflé, Beef Tenderloin, Sablefish, and more, all for only $125 per person. Click here for the full menu. Read more
Truffles Fine Foods Has Joined The Growing Scout Community…
December 8, 2010
Local caterers Truffles Fine Foods are now a proud member supporters of Scout. We will be publishing their news on our front page and hosting a page for them in our list of recommended resources to check out. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank them for their support of our little website. Click ahead to read on or jump directly to their Scout page here… Read more
A Ten Minute Brain Picking With Local Art Icon Martha Sturdy
October 6, 2010
Martha Sturdy is an iconic figure in the history of Vancouver’s artistic identity. Recognised internationally for her work as a furniture designer and sculptor, Sturdy’s sought after style merges warmth with clean lines, softness with strength. Basically, she is mind-blowingly talented and as Vancouverites we get to claim her as our own. She will be showing at IDSWest – which goes down from October 14th to the 17th – so in advance we thought we’d finally catch up with her between flights to ask her a few quick questions…
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SCOUT Q&A
Three things about the Gleneagles neighbourhood that make you want to live there: The ocean, the quiet and the eagles.
The moment you realised you were an artist: As far back as I can remember, I drew everything.
What is different about showing your work internationally versus here at home in Vancouver? Internationally is more open-minded. Read more
