By Holly Hayes | Managing Director, A Beach for Everyone What happened to “Love Thy Neighbour?” This age-old concept is familiar to everyone. At A Beach for Everyone, we believe that everyone should respect our beaches. They are where we live, where we come to play and enjoy swimming, the sun, and nature. They should …
EXPANDING BOOZE ON THE BEACH by John Streit The West End Journal Two straight summer seasons of pilot projects initiated by the Vancouver Park Board (VPB) allowing open alcohol consumption in 22 designated public parks have ended. Now, the newly elected ABC Vancouver party dominated VPB is looking to go a few steps further, including …
Kindness is free and respect is perceptive. To influence change, it all starts with ourselves. When we treat others with respect, others will respect us. At the very least, we can try to lead by example. In 2022, more people seem to have lost that sense of respect. Let’s be honest, we can all tolerate …
DON’T FORGET THE 10 P.M. CURFEW Rowdiness On The Beach Spoils It For Many by John Streit The West End Journal Vancouver Police on foot, cruiser and all-terrain vehicles have returned to English Bay, Sunset and Third beaches on summer nights, enforcing the Park Board’s city-wide 10 p.m. closure rule. This as thousands of people …
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