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Marpole Online 2013 News Archives
Community theatre collecting for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank
DEC 23, 2013 — Metro Theatre is holding a food drive for the duration of its pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk. Local firefighters came by Friday evening to make a mid-drive pick-up. Much to the delight of the young (and young-at-heart) audience members, the pantomime cast members interacted with the four firefighters from Vancouver Fire Hall No. 22. Metro Theatre had donated seats to two performances to kids in the Strathcona neighbourhood, and Friday night was the second of these two performances. Lynch Bus Lines generously offered bus transportation at half-price; and a grant from TELUS paid for the remaining cost. You can drop off non-perishable food items for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank at the theatre until January 4, 2014. [READ MORE]
Santa's Brass performs along Granville Street in Marpole
DEC 20, 2013 — New this year for Christmas in Marpole Village is Santa's Brass, a jovial trio playing seasonal tunes. Here is a photo from their performance on Saturday December 14, 2013. They perform again on Saturday December 21, 2013 at businesses along Granville in Marpole.
Marpole Safeway's Grand Opening
DEC 12, 2013 — Marpole Safeway's grand opening takes place on Friday, December 13, 2013 at 7:00am and the celebration will continue all weekend and includes a number of specials and gift card giveaways. The opening of the Marpole Safeway marks the first phase of an incredible redevelopment for this vibrant community. The arched glulam beams once synonymous with Safeway across the Lower Mainland have been incorporated into the new design acknowledging the visual history of the original Safeway. Consumers can easily identify locally grown, harvested and processed foods. There are premium, locally grown and Canadian products in every department. 65% of the bakery product has been made from scratch in store. The store includes a private pharmacy consultation area, european style deli; sushi bar; authentic Asian products in every department and every aisle; full service meat department; fresh sustainable seafood products and a Starbucks. Download the Marpole Safeway magazine. [READ MORE]
chART Marpole Public Art "Park-a-Park"
DEC 05, 2013 — The chART: public art marpole project continues to showcase new and exciting public art concepts around the neighbourhood. The latest project transformed a disposal bin into a mobile community hub. Complete with umbrellas, plants, tables and benches, the Park-a-Park was 'parked' at Churchill High School, Marpole Place Neighbourhood House, and the Marpole Bank of Montreal branch on Granville St. [READ MORE].
Separating food waste from garbage easier than imagined
DEC 05, 2013 — Keeping food waste out of the garbage will become mandatory for all Metro Vancouver residents, businesses and institutions during 2015. Metro Vancouver staff will continue to work with food and restaurant industry representatives and Business Improvement Associations to determine how best to implement regulations to remove food and food waste from the garbage. [READ MORE].
Marpole Cares: Help a neighbour in need this holiday season
NOV 28, 2013 — Drop off a new, unwrapped toy or non-perishable food item until December 13th, at seven locations in Marpole: the Marpole Branch Library, the Royal Bank, TD Bank, VanCity, BMO, Scotiabank, and Marpole Neighbourhood House. You can also drop off your item to the Bank of Montreal branch in Oakridge Mall. All donated items will be collected and distributed to local families, through Marpole-Oakridge Family Place and the Cornerstone Community Church. Thank you for your support.
Jack and the Beanstalk, Metro Theatre's family-friendly holiday pantomime
NOV 28, 2013 — Metro Theatre has been producing family-friendly pantomimes for nearly 30 years. Pantomimes are an English theatre tradition that combines kid-friendly fairy tales with over-the-top characters and silly song-and-dance numbers perfect entertainment for the whole family. They get very close to selling out most shows each year. Jack and the Beanstalk's opening night is already sold out so get your tickets early. The show runs December 13, 2013 to January 4, 2014. Returning cast members include Trent Gluckler as Demon Distastely and Roger Kettyls as the Dame. The theatre will be collecting food for the Vancouver Food Bank starting December 1, 2013 through the run of the show. [READ MORE]
Marpole Safeway opening Friday, December 13, 2013
NOV 26, 2013 — The re-opening of the new Marpole Safeway is now just over two weeks away. Safeway has been advertising that it will open its new, larger Marpole store on Friday, December 13, 2013. The company is also looking to hire new staff for the store. The developer has been working with Musqueam Nation artists on several art pieces that will add interest and attraction to the site and area. The entire development project is scheduled to be completed in 2015. [READ MORE]
Great Marpole Trick-or-Treat Update
NOV 26, 2013 — The tenth annual Great Marpole Trick-or-Treat proved very popular again this year with merchants and children alike. In spite of cool weather, the desire for treats was overwhelming, and made for a street full of costumed children going door-to-door to participating merchants displaying the now well-known orange pumpkin decal. Thanks to those merchants who posted the pumpkin decal and participated in this very popular community event! Special thanks to Ashley Guindon and Jill Banting of chART marpole project for their assistance.
Holly Tea at Marpole Place Neighbourhood House
NOV 18, 2013 — Marpole Place Neighbourhood House will be hosting a festive tea on Saturday, November 23, 2013 from 11am to 3pm with homemade cookies, soup and sandwiches, hot apple cider, baked goods, face painting and a colouring station for kids. There will be tables of hand made goods great for unique holiday gifts crafted with care. Raffle and 50-50 draw prizes include gift cards from Cravings Restaurant, White Spot, Hudson Hair Designs, Hollywood Nails, Art Knapp Plantland and Ragnar. Free admission to the craft fair. Holly Tea menu is $7. [READ MORE]
Metro Theatre presents Ken Ludwig's farce Moon Over Buffalo
NOV 01, 2013 — The hilarious Moon Over Buffalo runs November 2-30, 2013 at Metro Theatre (1370 SW Marine Drive). Metro Theatre has produced more than 475 shows, including nearly 50 musicals, over the past 50 years and seats over 300. Tickets available through Eventbrite. [READ MORE]
The Great Marpole Trick Or Treat
Thursday October 31st on Granville
OCT 31, 2013 — Dress up in your best Halloween costume, spot the orange pumpkin decal and trick-or-treat at participating local Marpole merchants along Granville Street from 4pm-5pm! [DETAILS] [POSTER] [PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS]
Hiring now for the new @Safeway flagship store in @marpolevillage at http://t.co/lWvKUGEFUD— Granville Street (@GranvilleStreet) October 29, 2013
Southlands Farm has more than pumpkins
OCT 22, 2013 — The Southlands Farm Pumpkin Patch is open seven days a week now through Oct 31. Take the kids to see the horses, pet the lambs and pick a pumpkin from the Old Apple Orchard ($5 per pumpkin). The pumpkin patch is open from 9am to 6pm at 6767 Balaclava at West 51st. [READ MORE]
Photograph by: Dan Toulgoet
Milltown Bar and Grill opening soon
OCT 22, 2013 — Milltown Bar and Grill will feature two patios, a full selection of appetizers and mains, a brick pizza oven, take-out picnic baskets for moorage customers and provide full-service and casual dining to both tenants and the public. [READ MORE]
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Sobeys to acquire Canada Safeway stores
OCT 17, 2013 — The Sobeys grocery store chain has reached a deal to buy more than 200 Safeway stores in Western Canada for $5.8 billion. Sobeys is Canada's second-largest grocery store chain after Loblaws. Canada Safeway is the Canadian subsidiary of California-based Safeway Inc. Sobeys has not yet decided whether it will brand the new network of stores under the Safeway or Sobeys banner or keep the two brands independent. [READ MORE]
200 people came out tonight! 6 chicken outs! Good opening night everyone!— Dunbar Haunted House (@theDunbarHaunt) October 16, 2013
City Council modifies timelines for plans in Marpole
OCT 15, 2013 — Council approved Mayor Gregor Robertson's motion amending a staff report's recommendations regarding the Grandview-Woodland, Marpole, and the Downtown Eastside area plans on Sep 27, 2013. Robertson tried to defuse tensions in Marpole, where some residents complained of being blind-sided by city hall. Robertson's amendment called for part of Marpole bounded by West 59th and West 69th avenues and Heather and Cambie streets to keep its existing zoning. [READ MORE]
Park-a-park comes to Marpole
OCT 12, 2013 — Park-a-Park is installed at the BMO bank at 66th and Granville in Marpole! Park-a-Park is a pilot initiative to transform a disposal bin into a mobile community hub. Since July 2013, the park has been dropped at various locations including Commercial Drive, Yaletown, and Granville Island. For more information, see: parkapark.com.
New Marpole Business Association Board of Directors
OCT 09, 2013 — The new 2013-2014 Board of Directors was elected at the September 30, 2013 Marpole Business Association (MBA) Annual General Meeting. Please feel free to contact any of them should you have any questions or concerns about the Association and its activities. For contact details see marpoleonline.com/mba.
Marpoloke: Karaoke in Marpole
OCT 09, 2013 — The Yard Cafe on Granville in Marpole presents Marpoloke on Wednesday evenings. Marpole-oki is hosted by Hez, "licenced karaoke therapist". For details visit their Facebook page.
Ridge theatre's stained glass windows shattered: Saving the windows deemed too costly
OCT 09, 2013 — Stained glass windows destined for a Cineplex at Marine Gateway in Marpole couldn't be saved because they didn't fit the new theatre's design, said the Ridge's former owner. "I look at places like Seattle where in one block you can find a building from the '40s, '50s, '70s, '80s, and say, 2010, and they make it work," said David Chapman. "Look at Montreal. Montreal is one of the most beautiful cities because they save part of their history, even if it means they're going to modify it." Donald Luxton, president of the board of Heritage Vancouver, says the city needs to pay more attention to preserving heritage and cultural space. [READ MORE]
Musqueam First Nation says Marpole Midden site will be preserved following land deal
OCT 02, 2013 — Cecilia Point is breathing a sigh of relief following news of a deal reached between the Musqueam Indian Band and Century Group. The First Nation and developer announced the successful sale of a two-acre portion of land known as the Marpole Midden on Tuesday, October 1, 2013. Musqueam band councillor Wade Grant told the Straight that a meeting will be held in the coming weeks to gather input from community members on ways to preserve the site, including the possibility of turning the area into a park. [READ MORE]
Emerging performers present new take on classic opera in Marpole
SEP 26, 2013 — At 7:30 pm on October 18, 19, 25 and 26, 2013, Opera Mariposa will present an all-new production of Donizetti's comic opera Don Pasquale at Marpole United Church (1296 West 67th Avenue, Vancouver). The new staging transposes the nineteenth-century work to modern times, and the show will feature a cast and crew of talented and award-winning young artists from across the Lower Mainland. Tickets $22 ($18 students/seniors) at the door, at operamariposa.com or at 1-800-838-3006 (through Brown Paper Tickets).
Milltown Marina & Boatyard welcomes first tenants
SEP 26, 2013 — Vancouver, BC -- Marpole's first marina, accessible to the public from Bentley Street, welcomed its first tenants in September 2013.
Marpole Curling Club Open House
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Curling, prizes AND beverages?!? You NEED to go check this out. RT @MarpoleCC OPEN HOUSE!!!! pic.twitter.com/anx9L5feC6— Cyndi C (@CyndiCheng) September 12, 2013
Marpole celebrates completion of its very own VIVA Vancouver mural
SEP 08, 2013 —Vancouver, BC -- What do a river otter and coyote have in common? Both native species are depicted in the newest VIVA Vancouver mural in the city. Located in Marpole on West 66th Avenue, just between Granville St. and the commercial lane, the colorful 'fractal-style' mural brings together the natural elements that exist and surround the Marpole community in southwest Vancouver: the Fraser River, the Coast mountains, and the animals that dwell within. [READ MORE]
Marpole residents decry 'development at breakneck speed'
SEP 08, 2013 —Two months after the City of Vancouver backed down from a "thin streets" proposal to densify Marpole, hundreds of residents rallied in a community hall Sunday against the city's planning process. Organizers said that at least 1,500 households in the south Vancouver area snapped up "Stop Marpole Rezoning" lawn signs and signed a petition. "The city planners just don't want to listen to us," said resident Jesse Johl. "This community will not be the same after they rezone it." [READ MORE]
Marpole Densification Battle
SEP 08, 2013 — Marpole residents are preparing for a battle with city hall over-densification in the Vancouver neighborhood. For details see: liveablevancouver.com
It's not every day someone gives you a bridge for your birthday
SEP 08, 2013 —On September 6, 1974, wellwishers turned out at the Hotel Vancouver for a 70th birthday bash for senator Arthur Laing. He received a lot of presents that night, but the greatest tribute came from then-prime minister Pierre Trudeau. Trudeau announced that the Hudson Street Bridge connecting Vancouver with Laing's birthplace of Sea Island would be renamed for the veteran Liberal politician. Laing joked that he was "most thankful" that his name had not been attached to any of the previous bridges in the Marpole area. It was to be Lang's last birthday. He died less than six months later. [READ MORE]
Connecting Marpole Day successfully brought neighbours together
AUG 12, 2013 — The 3rd annual Connecting Marpole Day community street festival was held Saturday, August 10th, 2013 from 11am-3pm on Hudson Street between 67th and 70th. Connecting Marpole Day was presented by Marpole Place Neighbourhood House and was followed by Marvels of Marpole Bicycle Tour.
Details: marpoleday.com
Photo by Bubbles Make Him Smile
Promotional video of Granville at 70th
AUG 12, 2013 — See the new promotional video of Granville at 70th by Westbank. In addition to a new deluxe Safeway, the project will include: The Granville Club with gym facilities and saunas, an outdoor yoga pavilion, indoor/outdoor entertainment lounge with barbecue facilities, rooftop groves and gardens, and a putting green.
Connecting Marpole Day returns to Hudson Street on Saturday followed by Marvels of Marpole Bicycle Tour
AUG 03, 2013 — Join Marpole Place Neighbourhood House and The Marpole Arts Collective on Saturday, August 10, 2013 as they celebrate our multicultural, intergenerational and artistic diversity in the community! Local musicians and other entertainers will perform throughout the afternoon, there will be garden tours, a huge BBQ, lots of activities for the kids, and bike valet service. Bikes will be lubed, adjusted or inflated as necessary to make your bike purr for the Marvels of Marpole Bicycle Tour which leaves at 3:15 pm. Details: marpoleday.com
Westside Mobile Food Market: Thursdays at Marpole Place
JUL 22, 2013 — The Westside Mobile Food Market is a joint effort of The South Granville Seniors Centre and The Westside Food Collaborative. This one year pilot project will assist seniors and other vulnerable people living on Vancouver's Westside in "food deserts" - zones with few or no grocery stores or produce stands. Every Thursday from July 18th until the end of September 2013, the mobile market will stop at Marpole Place Neighbourhood House (1305 W. 70th Ave, The Old Firehall @ Hudson Street) from 2pm4pm. [READ MORE]
The return of the Interurban rail system: Historic railcars moving again along Surrey tracks
JUL 18, 2013 — On Feb. 28, 1958, rail car #1225 of the B.C. Electric Rail left Steveston and pulled into the Marpole station at 1:30 a.m. An era, and a piece of the Fraser Valley's history, ended with that trip. The Interurban the beloved web of track and tram cars that connected Vancouver to Chilliwack and points in between had made its last run. But a group of volunteers, backed by a consortium that includes the City of Surrey, BC Hydro and Southern Rail of BC, have brought a working portion of the old Interurban back. [READ MORE]
Electrical box full wrap illustration! Finished and up on Granville and 71st, Vancouver. #electricalbox #wrap #8f... pic.twitter.com/FPvsyipJZO— Ola Volo (@OlaVee) July 16, 2013
Marpole Summerfest 2013 Success!
Saturday, July 13th | 11am - 4pm
JUL 14, 2013 — There was a wide variety of fun, family-oriented entertainment at this year's 13th Annual Summerfest event yesterday.
North side of beautiful new mural wrap at 70th @ Granville. @chARTmarpole @EmilyCarrU #publicart http://t.co/lUAzQIt7Gu— Marpole BIA (@marpolevillage) July 14, 2013
Joy Kogawa House writer in residence Ava reads the winning entry for the #Marpole short story contest. http://t.co/UVOQpWyBxG #summerfest— Marpole BIA (@marpolevillage) July 13, 2013
Marpole Summerfest returns to Granville Street this Saturday
JUL 11, 2013 — The Thirteenth Annual Marpole Summerfest will take place on Saturday, July 13th, from 11 AM to 3 PM, along Granville Street between 63rd and 71st Avenues and includes: sidewalk sales, merchant promotions, musicians and balloon artists, face painters and juggling shows, on-street chalk murals, and a classic car Show 'n Shine! Details: marpoleonline.com/summerfest
Opera Mariposa presents La serva padrona, a short opera by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
JUN 28, 2013 — Opera Mariposa's second fully staged opera production, La serva padrona or: the maid turned mistress, a short opera by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi opens tonight at Marpole United Church with chamber orchestra, sung in Italian with English subtitles. Baritone Damon Morris and soprano Allison Cociani will perform as a master and his bossy maid. Details: operamariposa.com
Marpole residents pan draft community plan
June 27, 2013 — Dozens of yellow sticky notes plastered on the draft Marpole Community Plan open house display boards Wednesday evening revealed the position and mood of the crowd:
- Wrong area to rezone to townhouses.
- Developers will love and benefit from your plans. Screw the homeowners. Progress is needed, but ruining Cambie is enough.
- Firmly against Marpole rezoning. We don't need anymore high density, which cause unsafe environment. We love our community.
- Increase density equals increase crime.
- Why are you doing this to my family?
- Who is benefited from such a stupid plan? Do away with him The Mayor.
- This urban plan will destroy our beautiful neighbourhood.
- Why are you doing this? Rezoning the entire neighbourhood like this is crazy.
Display boards from the June 22, 24, and 26 @marpoleplan open houses
JUN 24, 2013 — Missed the open houses? Want to review the display boards again? The City of Vancouver has PDFs of the Draft Marpole Plan display boards available for download:
- Introduction (Boards 1-7)
- Land use plan (Boards 8 +)
- Green urban pattern (Boards 9-13)
- Public realm and Housing (Boards 14, 17-18)
- Residential building types (Boards 15-16)
- Transportation and Fraser River connections (Boards 19-21, 22)
- Parks & open space and Local economy (Boards 23, 24)
- Heritage and Arts & culture (Boards 25, 26)
- Energy and climate change and Health and well-being (Boards 27, 28)
- Public benefits (Boards 29-31)
- Measuring success (Boards 32-33)
- Thin streets (Board 34) - As of June 24, 2013, the Thin Streets idea will no longer be pursued.
Marpole Storytelling
JUN 24, 2013 — To launch the Marpole Community Planning process, the City of Vancouver held a neighbourhood storytelling event earlier this month around the theme of home. During this event, local residents shared their personal stories that contributed to the community planning process and the work of the Mayor's Task Force on Housing Affordability. In this video, Veronika Bylicki shares her story about Marpole. For more videos, see their YouTube playlist.
.@MarpolePlan Open Houses to begin this Sat, June 22nd on Granville St. Come out to see the draft plan. #Marpole. http://t.co/aATgvk77dS— Marpole BIA (@marpolevillage) June 21, 2013
The riverfront at Milltown is coming back to life
JUN 21, 2013 — Marpole Online had a walking tour of Vancouver's newest marina with Matthew and Andrew Cote of Cascadia Marine Group earlier this week. Cote said, "We're putting in a park with interesting facts about the river with a walking and bike path to access it from 75th Avenue. Unlike North Fraser Park, this will be well lit at night for safety. There will be a lookout and picnic tables. The park and pedestrian walkway will enable pedestrians and cyclists to see the tug and barge traffic which is pretty interesting to watch." Milltown Marina is scheduled to officially open September 1, 2013. [READ MORE]
Captain Matthew Cote and son Andrew Cote of Milltown Marina. Photo by James Neufeld
No welcome wagon for Vancouver's thin streets plan in Marpole: Vancouver plans to make streets thinner to sell more city lots and increase density
JUN 21, 2013 — Some homeowners in Vancouver's Marpole area are opposed to the city's plan to pilot the so-called thin streets plan in their neighbourhood. Planners want to run a pilot project on Ash Street between 59th Avenue and 64th Avenue that would see city-owned cross streets cut in half so that affordable housing could be built on the land. It's part of the Mayor Gregor Robertson's plans to create up to 20,000 new affordable housing lots. The city is holding open houses for Marpole residents starting this Saturday. [READ MORE]
Marpole Masonic Hall sold; neon sign removed
JUN 20, 2013 — Pedestrians on Granville may have noticed an iconic vintage neon sign no longer illuminating the sidewalk by The Yard at night. Nigel Lutz, General Manager of The Yard in Marpole, confirmed that the Marpole Masonic Hall building was recently sold. The signature neon coat of arms was recently removed as well. [READ MORE]
My Marpole Story
Short story Contest
JUN 2013 — We want to hear your Marpole Story, in 150 words or less. Let your local pride shine through your creativity with letters and words, in writing about one of Vancouver's oldest & original neighbourhoods - Marpole! It's anything to do with Marpole - your history here, your experiences, what you like and enjoy about the neighbourhood, what makes it yours. Submit this short story contest entry form at the Marpole Branch Library or email it to email@example.com. Deadline: July 5, 2013. Grand Prize is an Apple iPad Mini. [READ MORE]
Studio Marpole: Looking at Marpole through the eyes of UBC design students
JUN 2013 — Back in 2011, eighteen students from the Environmental Design (ENDS) Program in the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at UBC created the Studio Marpole website. Marpole 20/20 is their class visioning process which involved a charette and class discussion surrounding what the current and future development priorities should be in Marpole. Those priorities are as follows: "Creating a Pedestrian Friendly, Attractive, Dense Neighbourhood"; "Towers Are Not The Only Path To Density"; "Cultural Heritage, Amenities, and Promoting Mixed Use"; and "Preserving Past Transit Line is Good for Our Future". Design Projects included: "An East-West Connector"; "Re-Connecting to a Cultural and Historic Past"; "Evolving Commmunities: Housing Types, Settlement Patterns, Community Spaces"; "Ecological Habitat + Restoration"; and "Re-Thinking The Fraser River Waterfront". [READ MORE]
An overview of our research and design projects during the 2011 graduate semester in the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at the University of British Columbia
Urban Development Institute's position on the City of Vancouver's Marpole Community Plan
JUN 2013 — The Urban Development Institute (UDI) is pleased with several directions in the Marpole Community Plan, including: the plan recognizes and allows for the area to grow by 50% over the next 30 years; the building forms, including heights, are clear; there is variety of housing types proposed; the plan recognizes the need and opportunity of high density buildings adjacent to the Marine Drive SkyTrain Station. UDI believes that there are even more opportunities for housing and job space in certain areas of the Plan, including: exploring opportunities to better utilize the improved East/West transportation corridors to create additional housing and employment opportunities along them; the high density corridor along Cambie Street between the stations at 57th and Marine Drive offers more capacity for height, and could be widened to allow for more housing. [READ MORE]
The Ridge Stained Glass at the new Cineplex at Marine Gateway
JUN 2013 — As the 63-year old Ridge Theatre in Kitsilano closed its doors in February 2013, some of the theatre's unique history and features will live on in various locations around the province. The huge stained glass mural depicting a projector in full flight will take up residence in the new Cineplex multiplex at Marine Gateway, where it will be backlit and displayed with the reverence it deserves. [READ MORE]
The Marpole Plan
Peek into the future of Marpole
JUN 2013 — The City of Vancouver's Marpole Community Planning process is nearing completion. City Planners have been working for over 12 months, hosting workshops, open houses, dropping off surveys, and meeting with stakeholder groups throughout the diverse Marpole community. The ambitious plan will chart the new course for the future of Marpole over the next 30 years. This June, City Planning department will be hosting several Open Houses, at which the draft Marpole Plan will be presented to the public. Please take some time to offer your feedback for the final Marpole Community Plan. See upcoming events (to the right) for details.
Marpole Community Plan Urban Design Walking Tour. Granville Street Group: View 3 Looking North Streetscape.
Vancouver Draw Down
Saturday June 15
JUN 2013 — Get your pencils ready because this weekend is Vancouver Draw Down. This Saturday, June 15th, from Marpole straight down to Crab Park and Dunbar clear across to East Van, over 35 free hands-on drawing workshops are set to pop-up at community centres, galleries, museums and parks around the city. It will be difficult to avoid all the doodling, so why not join in? Draw Down isn't about getting it perfect, this is an event aimed at reminding us of how much fun can be had with a blank piece of paper and a crayon, pencil, pen, piece of chalk or paintbrush. [DETAILS]
chART public art marpole
Fourth Plinth West project
JUN 2013 — Time flies! chART public art marpole is now into its second summer. After several successful public art projects over its first year, including - Bench'd: Where Worlds Collide, Show Me How, Cloud Coordinate bus shelter transformation, and Limelight: saturday night - chART is introducing its latest art creation. Through the participation and support of Art Knapp Plantland, Emily Carr Artist Lloyd Stone, chART has unveiled its latest public art project:: Fourth Plinth West. [READ MORE]
Need help promoting your business in social media land?
JUN 2013 — The Marpole Business Association BIA is big into the social media universe, especially on Twitter and Facebook. Our very popular website - marpoleonline.com - has existed for over twelve years, getting thousands of hits and business directory searches per month. Our Twitter & Facebook accounts are great ways to keep up to date on everything happening in Marpole, and there is a LOT happening. Link up, follow, and like us, and we'll do the same and promote your business at the same time. Check out your business listing on our website, and if it's in need of an update, let us know! @marpolevillage on Twitter, or 'Like' the I Love Marpole Village page on Facebook.
Marpole Business Association
Annual General Meeting
JUN 2013 — The Marpole Business Association will host its Annual General Meeting on Monday, September 30th, 2013 at Marpole Place Neighbourhood House, 70th Ave. & Hudson St. This is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy a delicious catered dinner, meet your fellow business colleagues, and learn more about the activities of the Marpole Business Association. An AGM information package will be dropped off or mailed to members in August. [READ MORE]
FoodSafe certificates now have 5 year expiry
JUN 2013 — Food service business members need to be aware of some new changes regarding FoodSafe certificates.
All new FoodSafe Level One certificates issued in British Columbia will have a five-year expiry date, starting July 29th 2013. [READ MORE]
Catered Art Café & Fine Foods is Now Open
JUN 2013 — Catered Art Cafe provides high-quality meals and coffee to the food-conscious consumer. Catered Art is a full-service Vancouver catering company specializing in beautifully presented, high-quality, locally sourced foods including fresh baked breakfast items, organic salads, wraps, Panini sandwiches and soups. Ingredients are seasonal, wild, free-run and sourced from local farms, including micro-farmers within Vancouver city limits such as UBC Farms. Catered Art specializes in catering personal and corporate events and also offers cooking classes, restaurant consulting and is an active member in the "Sprouting Chefs" program. It is open daily Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 3pm and is located at 8828 Heather Street just off SW Marine Drive in Vancouver. For details see cateredart.com.
Marpole Community Day 2012
MAY 2013 — Marpole Community Day is here again featuring free amusement rides, interactive games and activities, stage performances and entertainment for all to enjoy! Bring your family, friends and relatives to this annual community celebration. It is taking place on Saturday, June 1st, 2013 from 11am - 3pm at Marpole-Oakridge Community Centre, 990 West 59th Avenue (Oak Park). For more information including a performance schedule, see marpoleoakridge.org.
Marpole: The staid streets of this South Vancouver neighbourhood take on the first hints of urbanity
MAY 2013 — "The glories of Marpole are not much bandied about by those who don't live there; to most, the nail salons and gas pumps that gird Granville Street at the city's southern extreme are familiar only because of the string of stoplights one idles at while driving to the airport. A recent tour, though, unearthed signs of change. At Characters, the used bookshop, Eleanor reports that "We had to put a lock on the bathroom door because of all the junkies shooting up in there. It was never like that a couple years ago." Urban signifiers (be they junkies or yuppies) are certainly scouting outward from the downtown core in concentric circles. At 65th, a branch of the townie favourite Bean Around the World has sprouted, and gay couples now share the New York Times with fleece-ensconced grandmothers native to the hood. If Marpole was meant to replace Surrey as the hinterland you don't want to come from, it's unlikely to be a joke target for long. A 20-minute bus ride connects this clutch of stucco walk-ups and Vancouver Specials with the city's high-rise heart." - originally published Mar 1, 2009 by Pat Richardson, Vancouver Magazine.
Marpole Safeway construction moving quickly
MAY 2013 — The redevelopment of the Marpole Safeway site is moving very quickly, as the storeys of the residential tower next to the new Safeway rise above Granville Street. The word on the street is that the new 55,000 sq ft Safeway may be open by Christmas 2013, though that has not been officially verified. Members and residents are hopeful, however, that the grocery store will reopen sooner than previously anticipated. [READ MORE]
Photo: James Neufeld
Milltown Marina @ Richmond Island
MAY 2013 — Milltown Marina is a joint partnership between the Musqueam Band and Bastion Development. They will be leasing Richmond Island from Port Metro Vancouver for the next 60 years, offering in-water slips and moorage, drystack storage, on-site repair and maintenance services, and a restaurant with patio. As part of habitat restoration, a new bird and wildlife habitat islet has been created at the mouth of Eburne Slough, which was dredged to allow for the marina's development. The Marina will be open and accessible to the public from Bentley Street, via car and pedestrian/cycle path. The Marpole BIA and members of the community worked with Marina Director Matthew Cote and the City of Vancouver on the public access and picnic area on the Marina site. Milltown Marina is scheduled to open in late summer 2013. [READ MORE]
Illustration/Rendering: Milltown Marina
Marpole Community Plan Update
MAY 2013 — A community plan only happens once every 30 years. Help shape your community's future! For more information see: vancouver.ca/marpole.
Over 50 Businesses participated in 5th Annual Chinese Lion Dance Tour of Marpole
MAY 2013 — The fifth annual Chinese Lion Dance Tour of Marpole in February, in honour of the Chinese New Year of the Snake, was a success in spite of the light rain. More than fifty member businesses signed on to participate in individual blessings by the Lion, and offered the traditional lucky red envelope and lettuce offering to the Lion. The sixth annual Lion Dance has already been booked for February 6th, 2014. [READ MORE]
Photo: Marpole BIA
Proposed facility at historic Casa Mia worries homeowners
APR 2013 — Southlands homeowners don't want a care facility for seniors in their neighbourhood. They're afraid locating the facility at the historic Casa Mia estate would create a potential influx of traffic that would add to already busy streets. The residents believe such a facility would better suit Granville, Cambie or Oak streets, which have commercial zones, transit options and coffee shops. The city has identified Casa Mia for its significant heritage value but that doesn't guarantee protection from demolition or alteration. [READ MORE]
Milltown Marina & Boatyard Opening in June
APR 2013 — Vancouver's Milltown Marina and Boatyard in Marpole is slated for completion June 2013. Marina Director Matthew Cote said all approval has been granted after more than three years of working through the permit process, and construction is ramping up. The marina will feature a west coast-style waterfront Bar & Grill, be accessible by a pedestrian and bike path along the water, and includes a wildlife habitat islet at the mouth of the Richmond Slough. Milltown Bar and Grill will have a strong focus on value and be an "everyday place to eat and drink". [READ MORE]
Video by YouTube user, FlemishCat.
Shannon Mews Demolition Video
APR 2013 — Shannon Wall Centre is under development. "It's goodbye to the Arthur Erickson houses on the Shannon Mews estate, as space is being created for new condos and apartments" says YouTube user, FlemishCat. FlemishCat is the channel of Vancouver journalist and writer-producer Katja De Bock. Details: shannonwallcentre.com
Marpole Oakridge Family Place (MOFP) 35th Anniversary Celebration: Join us "Under the Big Top"
APR 2013 — An evening of celebration on Thursday May 9, 2013 featuring: Vancouver Circus School's "Inner Ring" Performers, Guest Speaker - Keith Pattinson, TAPSNAP Interactive Photography, Fashion Show by local designer Nancy Perreault, 3 Great Feature Draws & prizes! Must be 19 years or older. Sponsored by: VanCity ,Westbank, Bluetree/Wesgroup , Polygon, MBIA, Fountain tire, Nancy Perreault, Dueck Auto Group on Marine, Bill Murray - Investors Group Financial Services Inc. Details: mofp.org.
marpolehistorical.ca Looking for Volunteers
APR 2013 — Marpole Museum & Historical Society is looking for Volunteers who have a keen interest in the history of Marpole who would like to get involved. We would love to hear from you. We need help with the gardening and fundraising events. Regular monthly meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of each month except the months of July and August. Please visit marpolehistorical.ca or contact us at 604-261-0131.
Park Rangers Should Educate Before Ticketing
APR 2013 — Park rangers who hand out tickets to owners of off-leash dogs will be seen as "punishing" if rangers are not able to "educate" dog owners about areas where dogs can run off-leash. If you live in Marpole, such places do not exist contrary to the city's recommendation that such places should be "conveniently located." [READ MORE]
Marpole Oakridge Community Centre's First Ever Easter Carnival Organized By Youth Council Is A Success
MAR 2013 — For the first time the Marpole-Oakridge Community Centre hosted an Easter Carnival that was made possible by the community centre's youth council.
Published by Langara Voice; Reported by Jennifer Thuncher; Edited by Bronwyn Scott.
New proposed VIVA Vancouver Street Mural for Marpole
MAR 2013 — Below is a photo of the proposed VIVA Vancouver Permanent Street Mural that will be installed on West 66th Avenue in Marpole this spring. Please send your comments and feedback to the Marpole Business Improvement Area (BIA) on Twitter @marpolevillage or by email at email@example.com.
SFU students design social media plan to help isolated Marpole seniors
MAR 2013 — A group of business students has created a social media plan to reduce the isolation of seniors living alone in Marpole. Last week, the students designed a "web" of coloured yarn in front of Marpole library on Granville Street near 70th Avenue, to symbolize both physical community connections and the Internet's interconnected web. Some think that social media is so fast paced that it's only suited for a younger generation, but SFU business student Joanna Kipp says no one is too old to learn the online world. More information can be found at Marpole Place's new blog at marpoleplacenh.blogspot.ca, its Facebook Marpole Place page and on Twitter at @MarpoleplaceNH. [READ ARTICLE]
Marpole transportation under examination
MAR 2013 — The city is hosting a workshop focused on Marpole's transportation and related land use issues March 6 as part of ongoing consultation for the Marpole Community Plan. Matt Shillito, assistant director of community planning, said "We're interested in people's thoughts around transit service and walking and cycling infrastructure, in particular areas of the community where we could do a better job of traffic calming." Staff also has ideas about additional bus service such as working with TransLink to get a bus link on West 70th Avenue between Granville Street and the Canada Line. Details are on the Marpole Community Plan page on the city website. [READ ARTICLE]
Marpole shipyard building quietly demolished
FEB 2013 — Earlier this month, Terry Slack, a fisherman for 65 years, was walking by the Fraser River waterfront near the corner of Hudson Street and West 77th Avenue when he noticed a two-storey wooden building that had once been used to repair ships, one that he had seen for decades, was missing. Although dating from about 1910, the building had not been placed on city hall's heritage preservation list since the list was created in the mid-1980s. The landowners, Canfor Corporation forestry giant, had applied for a demolition permit last fall which the city issued. "I'm concerned we've lost a lot of history in Marpole and the riverfront," said Slack. "The building should have at least been photographed by the city, and artifacts preserved." Slack and Claudia Laroye, director of the Marpole Business Association, believed the area was excluded from the Marpole planning process. [READ ARTICLE]
Photo: Dan Toulgoet, Vancouver Courier
Diversity in soccer
FEB 2013 — While the Marpole Soccer Club has always been predominantly Indo-Canadian, they aren't a South Asian team - they are culturally diverse. They promote all ethnicities to join and say it's the best way to learn about other cultures.
Chinese Lion Dance Tour 2013
FEB 2013 — The annual Chinese Lion Dance tour is scheduled to take place Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 11am along Granville Street in celebration of the Chinese New Year of the Snake.
Vancouverites share the limelight in international street art project
JAN 2013 — An international street art "experiment" aims to find out this weekend by placing two "limelights" on sidewalks at opposite ends of Vancouver's Granville Street — near its intersections with 68th Avenue in the south and West Hastings in the north. Limelight: Saturday Night was started in Glasgow by British artist Tristan Surtees and French architect Charles Blanc in 2010. It has since toured more than 10 cities on three continents. It's in Vancouver this weekend courtesy of the Marpole Business Improvement Association in partnership with Emily Carr University for Art + Design. [READ ARTICLE]
Pearson Dogwood Lands Policy Planning Program
JAN 2013 — The City of Vancouver and Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) are discussing renewal and expansion plans for the 10-hectare (25.4 acre) site of the George Pearson Centre and Dogwood Lodge, located between West 57th and 59th Avenue and Cambie and Heather Street. Open houses will be held at 601 West 59th Avenue, Vancouver on Thursday, January 31, 2013 from 5–8pm and Saturday, February 2, 2013 from 10am– 2pm. George Pearson Centre was built as a tuberculosis sanatorium in 1952. Currently, it houses 120 residents who live with a range of physical disabilities and includes a warm-water pool that is a valuable asset for rehabilitation. Dogwood Lodge provides complex care to 113 seniors. For more details see: vancouver.ca/pearson.
Limelight: Saturday Night
JAN 2013 — A public art presentation + artist talk by international artist duo, Sans façon. Sunday January 27th, 2013, 5pm - 7pm, at the Metro Theatre (1370 Marine Drive SW, Vancouver). Free admission. Refreshments will be provided. [DOWNLOAD PDF] For more details visit: limelightontour.blogspot.ca.
Excavation company digs deep to bring in new village
JAN 2013 — Excavation at Marpole's massive, mixed-use Marine Gateway development is reaching towards completion as Matcon Excavation & Shoring Ltd. is digging deep to bring in one of Vancouver's newest village areas. The scale of the excavation for the development, sited at where southwest Marine Drive crosses Cambie Street and next door to the Marine Drive Canada Line station, is only surpassed by the work Matcon performed at the 2010 Winter Olympic Village in False Creek. Excavation, which started in July 2012, is slated for completion by March 2013. Two twin residential towers, where all units pre-sold quickly, will mark the development. The North Tower will have 38 storeys and 234 suites completing in November 2014, while the South Tower with 29 levels and 180 suites completes in January 2015. A smaller, third tower measuring 14 storeys (plus a podium) will contain mainly office and commercial space. The complex retail outlets will include a T&T grocery store, coffee shops and banks plus an 11-screen movie theatre on-site. In total, the development will offer 820,000 square feet of residential condo, rental housing, office, retail and public space. [DOWNLOAD PDF]
Matcon Excavation & Shoring loads up 200 trucks daily as the site is prepared for one of Vancouver's newest village developments at the foot of Cambie Street by the Canada Line station
Vancouver police investigating brutal targeted stabbing outside Marpole Denny's restaurant
JAN 2013 — Vancouver police are investigating after a gang of masked men brutally stabbed a man outside a Marpole restaurant. Const. Brian Montague says that several masked men ambushed a 21-year-old Vancouver man as he exited a Denny's restaurant at Marine Drive and Ash Street at 4:30 p.m. Friday, stabbing him multiple times. The victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries. Montague says that one suspect was arrested in Richmond shortly after the attack. [READ ARTICLE]
Homeless man's death does not go unnoticed: Marpole fixture remembered fondly
JAN 2013 — Rick Hofs probably didn't want his life to end this way: alone and curled up in his sleeping gear outside the back door of a Marpole dollar store. He was only 49 - only, in the same way Mayor Gregor Robertson and Premier Christy Clark are only 48 and 47, respectively. So when Regina Luk showed up to her dollar store on the morning of Dec. 27 to see Hofs sacked out in his familiar place in the loading bay, she checked on his condition. [READ ARTICLE]
This small shrine honours Rick Hofs, a homeless man who died recently at age 49. Photograph by: Jason Lang, Vancouver Courier
Sun, November 19th
Past Community Events
Christmas Sunday Service/Potluck
Date: Sun Dec 22, 2013
Time: 10am (Potluck luncheon to follow)
Location: Stone Church at Marpole Place
Address: 1305 West 70th Avenue (Old Firehall)
Details: cornerstonecommunitychurch.ca
Christmas in Marpole Village
Date: Sat Dec 21, 2013
Times: 12pm-3pm
Location: along Granville Street in Marpole plus holiday caroling and music on Granville every Saturday in December
Details: marpoleonline.com/christmas
Metro Theatre presents Jack & The Beanstalk
A family-friendly holiday pantomime.
Dates: December 13, 2013 - January 4, 2014
Location: Metro Theatre
Address: 1370 SW Marine Dr (next to the Arthur Laing Bridge in Marpole)
Details: metrotheatre.org
Metro Theatre presents Ken Ludwig's farce Moon Over Buffalo
In the wake of last season's wildly successful Lend me a Tenor, also by Ken Ludwig, Metro Theatre is thrilled to present the hilarious Moon Over Buffalo.
Dates: November 2 - 30, 2013
Location: Metro Theatre
Address: 1370 SW Marine Dr (next to the Arthur Laing Bridge in Marpole)
Details: metrotheatre.org
Holly Tea at MPNH
Date: Sat Nov 23, 2013
Times: 11am-3pm
Location: Marpole Place Neighbourhood House, 1305 West 70th Ave, Vancouver, BC
Free admission to the craft fair. Holly Tea menu is $7.
Details: marpoleplace.ca
MMHS Christmas Fair
Baking & Preserves, Silent Auction, Refreshments, Crafts & Local Vendors and live Christmas Music with Westwynds.
Date: Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013
Time: 10am - 3pm
Location: St. Augustine's Parish Hall
Address: 8680 Hudson Street
Details: marpolehistorical.ca
The Great Marpole Trick Or Treat
Date: Thu Oct 31, 2013
Times: 4pm-5pm
Location: along Granville Street in Marpole
Details: marpoleonline.com/halloween
Park-a-Park at MPNH
Dates: Park Picnic, Thu Oct 24, 6:30pm: bring $6 for a delicious meal made by the MPNH chefs for their weekly community dinner; BYOP (BYOPumpkin) Sat Oct 26 10-2: Join the MPNH Pumpkin Carving and help decorate the Park for the season; and Hot Cocoa Send-off, Wed Oct 30 6-8pm: Come say goodbye to the park with a toasty drink.
Location: Marpole Place Neighbourhood House
Details: marpoleplace.ca
Dunbar Haunted House: The Terror of History (Now in Marpole)
Sets this year include an Egyptian Necropolis, Greek Tragedy, Crusades, Spanish Inquisition, Sorcery, the Plague, Piracy, Monster's Ball, The Asylum and The Apocalypse.
Dates: October 15 31, 2013
Times: 7pm10pm SunThu evenings; 7pm-midnight Fri/Sat evenings; 1pm-7pm Sat/Sun
Location: 8934 Shaughnessy St. (Marpole)
Details: dunbarhauntedhouse.com
Metro Theatre presents "The Hollow" by Agatha Christie
This Agatha Christie murder mystery was the first play Metro Theatre ever produced, back in September 1963. And they're thrilled to produce it again now, 50 seasons later.
Dates: Sep 28 Oct 26, 2013
Location: Metro Theatre
Address: 1370 SW Marine Dr (next to the Arthur Laing Bridge in Marpole)
Details: metrotheatre.org
Opera Mariposa presents Donizetti's comic opera Don Pasquale
Dates: October 18, 19, 25 and 26, 2013
Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Marpole United Church
Address: 1296 W. 67th Ave, Vancouver
Details: operamariposa.com
Colbourne House Tours
Drop by to have a look at this 100 year old house. The grounds around the house are available for community use.
Date: Sun, October 20, 2013
Time: 1-3pm by donation;
Address: 8743 SE Marine Drive
Details: marpolehistorical.ca
Colbourne House Tours
Drop by to have a look at this 100 year old house. The grounds around the house are available for community use.
Dates: Sun, August 18, 2013; Sun, September 15, 2013; and Sun, October 20, 2013
Time: 1-3pm by donation;
Address: 8743 SE Marine Drive
Details: marpolehistorical.ca
Marpole Business Association
Annual General Meeting
Date: Monday, September 30th, 2013
Location: Marpole Place Neighbourhood House, 70th Ave. & Hudson St.
Details: marpoleonline.com/agm
Metro Theatre's 51st Season Opener: Bell, Book, and Candle
A romantic comedy on which the TV series "Bewitched" was based.
Dates: Aug 24 -Sep 21, 2013
Location: Metro Theatre
Address: 1370 SW Marine Dr (next to the Arthur Laing Bridge in Marpole)
Details: metrotheatre.org
Connecting Marpole Day: An Annual Community Festival on Hudson Street
Date: August 10th, 2013
Location: Hudson Street (between 67th and 70th)
Time: 11 am - 3 pm
Description: Hudson Street will be alive with music and interactive community tables for the public to enjoy. Festival goers can expect performances by local musicians, on-site artists selling, exhibiting and creating artwork, a massive barbeque, street performers, tours through the community garden, and much more.
Details: marpoleday.com
Marpole Summerfest 2013
Date: Saturday, July 13th, 2013
Time: 11am-4pm
Start your planning early - mark your calendars for the 13th Annual Marpole Summerfest event!
Details: marpoleonline.com/summerfest
Marpole Museum & Historical Society Annual Strawberry Delight
Date: Sunday, July 7, 2013
Time: 2 - 4pm (weather permitting)
Cost: $5.00 min. donation
Location: Colbourne House (8743 SW Marine Drive)
Featuring the Westwynd Singers and The Ear Buds Refreshments for Sale - Strawberry shortcake, hot dogs. Come and enjoy an entertaining afternoon!
Details: marpolehistorical.ca
Westside Baptist Church Block Party
Date: July 1, 2013 (Canada Day)
Time: 1-4pm
Location: Westside Baptist Church
Address: 8506 Ash Street, Vancouver
Bouncy Castle, face painting, booth games, live music, free hot dog, free snacks, free drinks etc. Free Admission. Everyone is welcome!
Details: facebook.com/events or call 604-266-5602
Opera Mariposa presents La serva padrona, a short opera by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
Dates: June 28 / 29 / 30, 2013
Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Marpole United Church
Address: 1296 W. 67th Ave, Vancouver
Details: operamariposa.com
Draft Marpole Plan Open House
Date: Wed June 26, 2013
Time 5pm-8:30pm
Location: Marpole-Oakridge Community Centre (990 West 59th Avenue @ Oak)
Details: vancouver.ca
Draft Marpole Plan Open House
Date: Mon June 24, 2013
Time: 5pm-8:30pm
Location: Marpole Place Neighbourhood House (1305 West 70th Avenue @ Hudson)
Details: vancouver.ca
Draft Marpole Plan Open House
Date: Sat June 22, 2013
Time: 11am–3pm
Location: 8138 Granville Street
Details: vancouver.ca
Inverglen Scottish Dancers & The Kerrisdale Community Dancers present Failte Abhaille: A Celebration of Scottish Dance
Date: Saturday June 8, 2013
Performance: 2pm (Doors: 1:30pm)
Location: Magee Secondary Theatre
Details: inverglenscottishdancers.com
Marpole Community Day 2012
Date: Saturday, June 1, 2013
Time: 11am - 3pm
Location: Marpole-Oakridge Community Centre, 990 West 59th Avenue (Oak Park).
Details: marpoleoakridge.org
Metro Theatre 2012-2013 Season
Metro Theatre, Marpole's live community theatre, continues their 50th season with something for everyone!
Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward (May 4, 2013 — June 1, 2013)
Details: metrotheatre.com
Marpole Oakridge Family Place (MOFP) 35th Anniversary Celebration: Join us "Under the Big Top"
Date: Thursday May 9, 2013
Time: 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Location: Dueck GM 400 S.E. Marine Drive, Vancouver
Tickets: $25
100% of ticket sales will go directly to supporting Marpole Oakridge Family Place
Open House for Casa Mia Rezoning
Date: Monday, April 22, 2013
Time: 5 pm – 8 pm
Place: St. Stephen's United Church – 7025 Granville Street at 54th Ave
Details: southlandscommunity.ca
Cherry Blossoms: A Textile Translation Retrospective
Date: Saturday, April 6, 2013 to Sunday, April 21, 2013
Location: Historic Joy Kogawa House
Address: 1450 West 64th Avenue
Features work from many of the 50 international textile artists represented in four previous exhibitions
Details: kogawahouse.com
Historic Joy Kogawa House Teen Writing Workshop
Address: Historic Joy Kogawa House, 1450 West 64th Avenue, Vancouver
Date: 4:00 to 6:00 pm on Sundays, April 7, 14, 21, and 28, 2013
How Much: $100, includes supplies for 3 chapbooks. This registration fee supports our writer-in-residence program
Description: To all young writers who like to have fun: Come and play with words and rhythms. Explore any genre you like — fiction, drama, poetry, spoken word, or nonfiction. Or do it all if you want; the sky's the limit! You could even make up a new form. Plus learn how to make your own chapbook and participate in a reading to launch your writing. Join us at Kogawa House where writing blooms.
How to Apply: Please email with an expression of interest to email@example.com
Details: kogawahouse.com
Marpole Museum & Historical Society Annual Spring Fundraiser
Date: Saturday, March 9, 2013
Time: 1:30pm-3:30pm
Location: St. Augustine's Parish Hall
Address: 8680 Hudson Street
Admission: $6 (includes refreshments
Guest speaker Michael Kluckner, author of "Vanishing Vancouver - the last 25 years" and others.
Details: marpolehistorical.ca
Chinese Lion Dance Tour
Date: February 14, 2013
11am along Granville Street in
celebration of the Chinese New Year of the Snake.
Details: marpoleonline.com/chinesenewyear
Pearson Dogwood Lands Open House
Thursday, Jan 31, 2013 (5–8pm)
Saturday, Feb 2, 2013 (10am–2pm)
Location: 601 West 59th Avenue
Details: vancouver.ca/pearson
Limelight: Saturday Night
Date: Sunday January 27th, 2013
Time: 5pm - 7pm
Location: Metro Theatre (1370 SW Marine Drive, Vancouver)
Description: A public art presentation + artist talk by international artist duo, Sans façon. Free admission. Refreshments will be provided.
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dynamic and static libraries
I dont know what is the difference between dynamicaly linking libraries or staticaly linking libraries?
Can anyone know which one is best to use and why?
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Would it be possible for you to discuss it thing in this thread as Documentation of any subject can be found from Google... I choose forums to discussion each pro and cons and everybody's views like poll and....
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Oh, this is a good candidate for discussion. There have been a few different approaches to linking employed by different OSes, and I think Linux apps have taken every approach possible.
One approach is to have everything dynamically linked--that is, have all of your libraries in one standardized location, and installed programs will look to that location for the libraries they need. Linux traditionally uses this approach, and it's what often led to "dependency hell" for distros that don't use apt-get or yum or some other method of resolving dependencies automatically. But it keeps the system lean, because you only install the libraries you need, and there are no duplicate libraries in other locations.
Another approach is to package a program with any libraries it needs, and keep those libraries in a directory local to the installed program (static linking). This ensures that the program has all the libraries it needs, and that they are the correct (or at least working) versions, at the cost of having the same libraries installed multiple times for different programs. This takes up extra disk space. But again, on the plus side, package maintainers don't need to worry about how to ensure that the system has the needed libraries, so programs are easier to develop and deliver. PC-BSD does this with its PBI package management system (but still supports traditional ports and pkg_add, which use dynamic linking).
What MS Windows does is use the best of both worlds. They package all the needed libraries with their programs, and the installer checks to see if the newer versions of the libraries already exist on the system. If not, they get installed to a standardized location, and the programs are dynamically linked. So Windows always has the latest version of every library it needs, and no more. The only drawback there is that the download size for each program is bigger that it really has to be, because they will always include all of the libraries they need (except for the libraries that are included with the base OS). That's where systems that use apt-get or yum have an edge, because they too will only keep the latest versions of just the libraries they need, but they do it by downloading the libraries separately, which allows the program packages to be smaller.
Other than packaging, there's one danger in using dynamic linking compared to static, and one small annoyance. The danger is that if a library gets removed because the package manager or the system administrator mistakenly thinks it's not needed any more, programs that still need it will cease to work propery (if at all). The small annoyance is that if programs are removed or upgraded such that certain libraries are no longer needed, their non-use may go unnoticed and they take up disk space unnecessarily. Again, Debian's deborphan program is good about catching unused libraries, so Debian-based systems are relatively strong on all discussed points.
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dynamic and static libaries
This is all fine and good, but the real question is not whether anyone should be silly enough to use a dynamic link, but rather, how does one use fedora and get static libraries. I always want to compile with static libraries but am always having trouble because for some reason, fedora doesn't seem to come with *.a libraries, which are needed for compiling with a -static option. In particular, I'm using Fedora 7, and I spent a lot of time setting it up to designed for programming. However, there a almost no *.a files. Examples: libXmu.a and libX11.a. Even after running yum install libXmu-devel, it only installs the practically worthless *.so files. How could anyone ever compile statically with those? What's the point? Am I seriously having to spend entire days of my life looking for ways to get *.a files because someone else wanted to save a few kilobytes of disk space? Seriously, does anyone know a simple way to just automatically get a *.a version of every *.so file on your system? I consider it a bug that fedora doesn't do this automatically.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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http://magicErmine.com) or statifier (http://statifier.sf.net)
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Before you start creating assignments, it might be a good idea to look at some examples to see some of the interesting options. In this video tutorial, you will see five examples:
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One of our Patchwork Group members hasn't been well so I offered to make her pair of blocks for the Group Quilt we are currently working on.
Finished them today:
I really like these blocks and I think we should have a lovely quilt to gift.
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Tuesday, 20 June 2017
Creatures, Great and Small is completed
I accomplished what I intended to do yesterday and sewed on the binding for my latest baby quilt.
I didn't think of a title for this quilt straight away. Because of the rows of elephants and rows of various creatures in the appliqued circles and Happy Blocks I originally decided to call it
"Animals on Parade" but then didn't think that was quite accurate as there were caterpillars, butterflies, pukeko and hens included. I expect they are technically part of the Animal Kingdom but decided on "Creatures, Great and Small" instead.
Coincidentally I noticed Cathy's post yesterday (Sane, Crazy, Crumby Quilting) was called "All creatures great and small" but she is doing hexies.
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The completed quilt
Two close up of some of the "Creature" fabrics and Perle hand quilting:
The backing:
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As I said yesterday nothing was bought specially for making this quilt, everything was in my stash.
The backing was a piece of fabric I bought at a reasonable price at the Festival of Quilts, maybe last year or perhaps the previous year - the time goes by so quickly! I wasn't sure whether it would be large enough, but it fitted just right, only strips to cut off when I trimmed the quilt. I have been very good and trimmed those strips and added them to the relevant bags of my Strings stash. So they will someday appear in a future quilt!
There is a lot of work in this quilt: the fussy cut creature fabrics, the fusible webbing process, hand quilting and hand blanket stitching around the circles etc. I also spent quite a time designing the quilt and finding suitable fabrics from stash.
I am delighted with the result and now hope the new Mum who will receive it will enjoy using it for her baby and that it will get lots of use. It's a good size, 47" x 39" so it should be useful for a long time.
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Almost there, we're almost there!
"Almost there, we're almost there"- the Andy Williams' song from way, way back has been floating round my head all morning.
Almost a month ago I started making a quilt requested by my step granddaughter for one of her friends. I have worked away at this, in between some baby knitting for a friend's baby.
This morning I sewed on the binding and this afternoon I will hand sew the back of the binding at my last Monday afternoon Group Patchwork meeting before we break up for the summer - which is HERE at last. We are having a heatwave at present.
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I love the backing, a piece I had in my stash. In fact all the fabrics were from my stash, nothing had to be bought specially.
I have thought of a name for the quilt, to be revealed in my next post when the quilt is finished. Baby was born last Tuesday, a few days early, so I want to finish it fast.
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I still think Tiger described Monument Valley best in Fieval Goes West, "I'm lost and all alone in a million acre catbox."
Not that I was lost or alone - or even thinking of Fievel Goes West - when I took this. But there you have it.
Not that I was lost or alone - or even thinking of Fievel Goes West - when I took this. But there you have it.
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Excellent ! Some fantastic landscapes in your gallery here at DA.!
Perfect shot.
Honored to be included in such a great collection.
Great compostion, well done! Looks a bit dark in the top left, but whether or not that's a problem is a matter of taste, really.
amazing light
You really captured the colors beautifully, great job
You really captured the colors beautifully, great job
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Gorgeous! Love the lighting - well done!
Beautiful shot! Everything is gorgeous and perfectly composed!
only for your advanced critique, I noticed the horizon is a tad off, otherwise perfect!
I struggled with that in my mind as well. The horizon actually does bow down towards the San Juan in that direction, which is what I was struggling with. Even so, you're right. Could probably stand to go counter-clockwise a degree or two, judging by those plateaus on the left of the horizon, which should probably be pretty parallel with the top of the frame. Thanks for your thoughts, anon.
stunning place and lighting
nice indeed, however I'm having a hard time with it, My brain can't make up its mind about what the main subject is
Ah, I loved that movie! The colours here are incredibly rich, gorgeous work.
I especially like the range of color in the sky and the clear dirt feel to the bright rock, making itself seen in the foreground.
Does it take much editing to get the composition to look this good, or do you start with fairly impressive contrasts etc. with your SLR?
Does it take much editing to get the composition to look this good, or do you start with fairly impressive contrasts etc. with your SLR?
The colors can be pretty vivid to begin with. In some cases I tone them down or shift them towards a more accurate color. I shoot in RAW, so the contrast straight out of the camera isn't all that impressive (that's what Curves is for). A RAW file has been compared to a film negative by some, but in addition allows you to compensate for white balance and slight exposure errors. It allows you a bit more creative freedom and edit ability than your standard JPEG.
Brilliant composotion and lighting. I'd try and give some "advanced critique" but I'd just be redundant.
Awesome, as always!
Awesome, as always!
Great lighting.
Well, of course, the image is fine.
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Most definitely. The shadowplay and "burning" bush in the foreground is what makes the image if you ask me. The rock in the background on its own would have been supremely boring.
Gorgeous shot.
And I must say also a somewhat surreal one, the clouds make the outcrop look a bit like a smokestack
And I must say also a somewhat surreal one, the clouds make the outcrop look a bit like a smokestack
Beautiful shot
Awesome shot!
Oh rock me to sleep under those beautiful blue skies!
Man-o-man I love this
Man-o-man I love this
good job nicely composed with the shadows.
nice lighting
Muy bien!
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A recent U.S. study looked at the merits of low-tech home-based rehabilitation following a stroke versus rehabilitation in a facility. What they found is that the low-tech approach may be just as effective when it comes to helping people walk again.
While there may be merit to having rehabilitation or physiotherapy treatment at home, inpatient or outpatient therapy in a hospital may still be required, and every situation needs to be individually assessed.
When someone who has had a stroke is having a problem with routine activities or mobility at home, having a therapist visit to assess the situation can be very helpful. For example, learning how to transfer from the couch to a wheelchair or how to be safe in the bathroom can be easier when they're done in the person's own home. However, until a person is able to manage safely at home, hospital rehabilitation is required.
"I encourage my clients to be as active as possible once they are home," says Tina Wells-Rowsell, a physiotherapist in Baycrest's outpatient stroke clinic. "I recommend that they be involved in their daily activities such as dressing, preparing food, emptying the dishwasher or going for a walk. Typically, the more you do, the more energy you have. It doesn't have to be exercise per se. Doing functional activities helps to build muscle strength and gives a sense of accomplishment and independence."
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"It is also important to keep up your activity level and do your home exercises once rehab is finished to prevent functional decline," notes Wells-Rowsell. Prior to discharge, when appropriate, therapists provide home exercise programs or recommend programs in the community where clients can exercise in a group setting.
Getting out of the house and back into the community is important. Wells-Rowsell recalls one client who wanted to volunteer at the food bank following his stroke. "I trained him how to safely put items in boxes, properly lift and walk around while carrying heavy things. These all require balance and strength. It's important to teach functional tasks, not exclusively fitness training."
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AUSTRALIA has the best beaches in the world, but meat pies and vegemite on toast just don't seem to cut it on the world stage.
An annual survey of country brands has found Australia ranked first for beautiful beaches when it came to attracting tourists, but did not even make the top ten for food.
Overall Australia ranked tenth for its perception as a tourism destination, down two spots from last year.
It also ranked fifth for nightlife, seventh for value for money and accommodation, ninth for shopping and tenth for attractions in the Futurebrand Index.
Italy was first on the tourism list followed by Japan and France.
But it was still the number one when it came to advocacy, which means visitors who visit Australia are satisfied with their experiences.
Futurebrand Australia managing director Colin Jowell said Australia's strong dollar helped lead to its overall decline.
He said our beaches were an extraordinary asset but Australia struggled when it came to identifying a food that was quintessentially Australian.
"We've certainly got great quality but we lack iconic cuisine,'' he said.
"There was a period of about eight years ago where we talked about Modern Australian cuisine and we need to bring that back, perhaps capitalising on the syndication of Masterchef overseas.''
Australia had also improved when it came to culture and heritage - rising eight places to number 20 - thanks in part to MONA in Tasmania.
Switzerland came first when it came to overall brand image, while Australia dropped from fifth to sixth spot.
Mr Jowell said "fair'' nations like Switzerland and Sweden were taking ownership of some of Australia's long cherished attributes.
He said places such as Japan, which had experienced a tsunami and earthquake last year, and Italy, which was facing economic woes, could actually be benefiting from being in the news.
"Sometimes these things become a lightning rod to people becoming interested in a place again,'' he said.
For the first time the index also included a Future Fifteen list, which recognises tomorrow's leading country brands.
The United Arab Emirates was top of the list followed by Chile and Malaysia.
The survey drew from insights from 3,600 opinion-formers and frequent international travellers from 18 countries.
Top country brands
1. Switzerland
2. Canada
3. Japan
4. Sweden
5. New Zealand
6. Australia
7. Germany
8. United States
9. Finland
10. Norway
Top brands for tourism
1. Italy
2. Japan
3. France
4. Switzerland
6. Canada
7. Germany
8. Thailand
9. Mauritius
10. Australia
Future Fifteen country brands
1. United Arab Emirates
2. Chile
3. Malaysia
4. Qatar
5. Estonia
6. China
7. Iceland
8. Mexico
9. Brazil
10. Turkey
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