Scout Magazine
Michelle Sproule grew up in Kitsilano and studied Business Marketing in Australia and at the University of Victoria before receiving her graduate degree in Information Sciences from the University of Toronto. She lives in beautiful Strathcona and enjoys wandering through the city’s streets and alleyways with her two very best friends, a beat-up camera and a 50mm lens.
Gastown’s Celebrated L’Abattoir Set To Table First Brunch Service This Weekend
Delicious-Looking Wearables Modelled After Favourite Foods
Uva & Cibo Preparing To Ring In New Year With Live Music And Special Feasts
All Of The Awesome Sounds That You Should Be Listening To Right Now
Burnaby’s Chez Christophe Wins Gold At The International Chocolate Awards
Vancouver Would Be Cooler If Treehouses Helped Solve Its Housing Crisis
31 Very Worthwhile Things To Consider When Entering The Long, Cold Month Of December
Video Details Opening Night At San Francisco’s New “Hapa Ramen”
UK’s Daily Air Traffic Of 6,000+ Flights, Visualized
Top 5 Dead Vancouver Restaurants That We’d Love To See Brought Back To Life
Red Wagon, The
We Embrace Our Total Incompetence In The Snow
Croque Madame Sandwich At Kitsilano’s Au Comptoir
The Abbey At 117 West Pender St. Has Joined The Growing Scout Community
“Hawksworth” Is On The Lookout For A Full-Time Supervisor
“Elysian Coffee” Set To Open New Operation In Mount Pleasant
Cannery Brewing Co. Brews Up A New Belgian Dark Strong Ale, “L’Orage Noir”
Okanagan Crush Pad Launches First Exclusive Wine For VQA Stores, “Route 97”
LA Chef Niki Nakayama Explains & Plates a Series of “Kaiseki” Dishes
Mount Pleasant’s “Chicha” Is On The Lookout For Line Cooks
#Beholder Pop-Up set to Launch in Chinatown on Dec. 2nd, Continue to Dec. 6
A Custom Oil Cloth Jacket From Old Fashioned Standards
Chef Felix Zhou Steps Into His First Executive Role At “The Parker” On Union St.
“Steirereck” – The Michelin-Starred Oasis In Vienna’s Stadtpark
Farmer’s Apprentice
Chef Spencer Watts Now Plating Prix Fixe Of Classics At Kitsilano’s “Bistro Pastis”
A “Crab Park” T-Shirt From Vancouver’s Own Ole Originals
Rocky Mountain Flatbread Co. Has Joined The Growing Scout Community
