1,000 Cool Things About Vancouver
1,000 Cool Things About Vancouver is a pretty self-explanatory Scout column that gives equal weight to the common attributes and obscure intangibles that make our city well worth living in. Getting to a thousand is a pretty ambitious goal, but we believe in our city and we’re already well under way.
Duffin’s Donuts – East Van’s 24 Hour Legend
The Dependability Of Helen’s Grill On Main St.
The Railtown Nerd/Fashionista Lunch Rush
Beautiful Views From A Parkade In Chinatown
The Aging “Queens” Of The BC Ferries Fleet
We Embrace Our Total Incompetence In The Snow
The Rad-Tempered Sound Of Lightning Dust
Hanging Blue Whale Skeleton At The Beaty
Omer Arbel’s Light Installation At Tacofino
The 50 Beer Selection At “The Alibi Room”
The Old Volvo Wagon With A Canoe On Top
The Granville Strip After The Tornado Ends
The Gnarled Brilliance Of The Arbutus Tree
The Urban/Rural Wonder That Is UBC Farm
The Awesome Contained In Uncommon Fog
Lizzy Karp, Founder Of Raincity Chronicles
Bestie, More Than Just Beer And Sausages
Pulling An Overnighter Up At Porteau Cove
Wandering In & Around The Marine Building
Sometimes It Rains Through The Sunshine
The Cooper’s Hawk That Hunts Strathcona
Watching The Dragon Boats Trying To Park
The View From Chinatown’s Plaza Parkade
Ken Tsui, Provider Of Original Good Times
Our Ramen Dominance Over North America
Pedalling Away The Politicization Of Bikes
