MONTECRISTO

Nelson the Seagull

In total the bread undergoes 25 hours of preparation.

Truvelle

It is design without anxiety.

The Railway Club

In a city lacking in live music venues and with a relatively short pedigree, The Railway will be missed.

Main Street’s Antique Row

These pieces were witness to myriad events and scenes. If only they could talk.

Endeavour Neon

At risk of losing an art form that requires significant training and skill, neon glass benders have had to mix it up, and Andrew Hibbs is leading the charge.

“The City Before the City”

Historically, exhibitions on aboriginal peoples were designed without any band consultation, making them very much an outsider’s speculation on a culture and its people. “c’əsnaʔəm” is different.

Byrnes Block

It was the first fireproof building to be built in Vancouver and would set the tone for what the young city could look like, and aspire towards.

The Wing Sang Building

That the Wing Sang building has been presiding over Pender Street in Vancouver’s Chinatown for 126 years is impressive, considering the flux and change the small Canadian Pacific Railway outpost–turned-major-city has seen.

Avalon Dairy

Despite an enormous shift in the industry and many ups and downs, Avalon Dairy thrives today at 108 years old and counting, the longest continually operating dairy in B.C. And it has not gained that impressive title without a fight.

Hycroft

Whatever the truth behind the legend, Hycroft is a Vancouver time capsule.