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Pick up Free
copies of our Gay Friendly Vancouver guide at bars, Little
Sister's Bookstore and the Tourism Vancouver InfoCentre while in
Vancouver.
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Gay Friendly
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Our 5th annual edition
coming soon
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Granville Island is a unique, highly recommended part of the Vancouver experience within easy access of the downtown core and the Davie Village. You can also use this fascinating urban oasis as a base from which to explore the rest of the city, as it is home to a major hotel, theatres, numerous one-of-a-kind galleries, large public market, restaurants, pubs, buskers, fantastic scenery and more.
Getting to and from the Island can be a fun and scenic experience in it’s own right via the colourful rainbow Aquabus Ferries, by car via the Granville Street bridge, by public transportation or hop aboard one the Vancouver Trolleys that makes Granville Island a popular stop on their itinerary.
We invite you to explore this exciting destination within a destination where you can relax, enjoy or easily find that special something to remind you of your visit to Vancouver for years to come.
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Granville Island
Tel: 604.666.5784
www.granvilleisland.com
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ART/DESIGN SHOPS
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Edie
Hats
#4-1666 Johnston Street, The Netloft, Granville
Island, Vancouver, BC, V6H 3S2
Tel: 604.683.4280
www.ediehats.com
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Beaver
Pond ~ Hilary Morris
Featuring the line of work of Vancouver artist Hilary Morris. 1381
Railspur Alley, Vancouver,
Tel: 604.682.1993
www.beaver-pond.com
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Gift/Food Shops
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Roger’s
Chocolates
1571 Johnston Street, Granville Island, Vancouver,
BC,
Tel: 778.371.7314
www.rogerschocolates.com (check
more locations!)
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Rogers’
Chocolates is offering three versions of its 25-piece calendar
this year—two in milk chocolate and one in dark.
Victoria artist, Cathie Hahnel’s depiction of the company’s
heritage store on Government Street in Victoria is a perennial
favourite, while renowned artist, Ted Harrison’s image of Santa in
the Northwest Territories is a charming example of the work for
which Victoria-based Harrison is known. For the child in all
of us, Vancouver artist, Barb Wood’s harbour scene is also a fun,
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Rogers’
Chocolates advent calendars retail for $12.99 and are available at
Rogers’ retail stores in Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler, through
the company’s website, by calling its mail order department for
shipping worldwide at 1-800-663-2220, and through its retail
partners in Canada and the United States (see website for partner
locations).
The
first Rogers’ chocolates were made in 1885 by Charles “Candy”
Rogers in the back of his grocery shop in Victoria, B.C. In recent
years, as interest in premium chocolate has grown, so has Rogers’
Chocolates. The company now has more than 130 employees, 10
company-owned stores, several hundred retailers in Canada and the
United States that market its products, and a 23,000-square-foot
factory in Saanich, B.C. More information on Rogers’
Chocolates can be found at www.rogerschocolates.com.
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Services
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The
Aquabus
Tel: 604.689.5858
www.theaquabus.com
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GRANVILLE
ISLAND