Voting in the lower mainland municipal elections (Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, etc.) happens tomorrow, Saturday, November 15. For voter location and more information check out:
City of Vancouver
City of Burnaby
City of Surrey
City of Coquitlam
City of Richmond
City of Port Coquitlam
North Vancouver, New Westminster, Delta, Langley, Port Moody, Maple Ridge, West Vancouver, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Pitt Meadows, and [...]

Via the latest at babyvibe.ca:
Family pumpkin carving
Prepare for Halloween night at the family pumpkin carving at Sunset Community Centre, 6810 Main St., Wednesday, Oct. 29, 6 to 7:30 p.m. $1.50 per person. Pumpkins, tools and candles provided. Register by Oct. 22.
Barclay Manor Halloween
For bigger braver souls, there’s a haunted house at Barclay Manor, 1447 Barclay [...]

The Surrey Fusion Festival starts today, July 18th and runs to July 20th. The City of Surrey is celebrating the recent designation as Canada’s Cultural Capital of the Year.

Surrey Fusion Festival will be Surrey’s largest 3-day multicultural celebration with 40 international pavilions celebrating music, food and culture. 5 stages of entertainment with headline [...]

While today marks the day the IPhone 3G becomes available and free slurpees flow from 7-elevens across North America we are again looking ahead to the 15th Canada Cup International Women’s Fastpitch Tournament at Softball City in South Surrey.

CANADA CUP 2008 TAKES PLACE JULY 12 – 20!
The 2008 Canada Cup International Women’s Fastpitch Tournament at [...]

They sure know how to party in Surrey!
Surrey Canada Day has grown to become the largest Canada Day event in Western Canada with attendance in 2007 reaching 90,000 people garnering near legendary status as one of the biggest outdoor shows ever staged in BC.
Surrey’s Canada Day will take place Tuesday July 1st at the [...]

Did you know there are over 105 farmers’ markets throughout British Columbia whose vendors make, bake, or grow your food? Farmers’ markets operate in every type of community across British Columbia: cities, suburbs, and rural communities. Markets vary in size and sophistication from large, sheltered, year round markets to a few farmers with trucks parked [...]

Fourth annual event explores history of B.C. through music, comedy and more from May 29-31
The focus is on B.C.’s history during the fourth annual Surrey Children’s Festival, which offers an all-Canadian lineup of performers at Bear Creek Park this week.
As always, the three-day fest features a good number of free and ticketed shows in the [...]