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.
Pourhouse & Pizzeria Farina Crews To Open “Ask For Luigi” Eatery In Railtown
Brand New Food & Cocktail Menus Debut At “Uva Wine Bar” In The Moda Hotel
Hawksworth Cocktail Bar On The Lookout For A Server
Ten Fall/Winter Coat & Jacket Trends For Vancouverites To Bundle Up In
Meat & Bread Hosting Fundraiser For Industry Veteran Hurt In Main St. Crash
Getting To Know The City’s “Storybook” House Style
This Month’s Diverse Range Of Fascinating Happenings At SFU Woodwards
The “Hermannator”, A Dark Lager From Vancouver Island Brewery
Music Direction’s Autumn Playlist For Robson’s Local-Loving “Forage” Eatery
Five Easy Ways To Hack The Next 6 Months Of Rainy Darkness
“Tableau Bar Bistro” Adding Depth And Talent With Henry Wong & Alain Canuel
DINER: The 10 Best Things That Jackie Ellis Just Ate In NYC
Restaurant Workers Quick To Act After Fire Destroys Kids’ Gym
Vancouver Would Be Cooler If Picnic Tables Doubled As Art Installations
Gastown’s “Bambudda” Eatery Has Joined The Growing Scout Community
A Three Hour-Long Documentary Series On The Wine Industry
Fire Knocks Out “Woodland Smokehouse” On The Drive
The Modern Bartender
“Fort Berens” Marks Milestone, Breaks Ground For New Winery In Lillooet
Ask For Luigi
Harrison Ford’s Whisky Tumbler From Blade Runner
Main Street’s “49th Parallel” To Demo Alpha Dominche Steampunk Machine
AWESOME THING WE ATE #908: A Different Kind Of Brunch At The Farmer’s Apprentice
La Mezcaleria Making “Tepache” Cocktail To Celebrate The Day Of The Dead
“Big Lou’s Butcher Shop” Adds New Catering Options For Holiday Season
King Khan Journeys A Strange Road To The Album “Idle No More”
PiDGiN Set To Host Fundraiser For BC Urban Aboriginal Youth On November 5
On The Humble, Often Ignored Quince, And What To Do With Them
