Vancouver Essays

  • Real Estate Growth And Development In Coal Harbour: Public Transportation In Vancouver

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    become one of the most popular in all of Vancouver. With so manty great condo for sale in Coal Harbour, there has never been a better time to call this bustling community home. Another great selling feature of Coal Harbours real estate options is the accessibility and abundance of public transits options. Here is a brief overview of some of these options and how you can enjoy a car free lifestyle! Translink All of the public transportation available in Vancouver is serviced and provided by Translink

  • Greenst City 2020 Action Plan

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    Canada, Vancouver is ranked one in Canada and second overall in an assessment of North American cities for being the greenest city. Vancouver was thus tasked with launching an ambitious programme full of activities, initiatives, and campaigns in order to engage with its citizens, businesses, and international tourists to demonstrate how Vancouver is a green city. Over 90 percent of its power is from renewable sources. Moreover, it has been a leader in hydroelectric power. Currently, the city is in

  • Analysis Of Grey Day In The Rangess By Margaret Preston

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    Margaret Preston Margaret Rose Preston is an Australian born artist who is widely known for her variety of artworks, mostly consisting of prints. Preston was born on the 29th of April 1875 in Port Adelaide, Australia, daughter of David McPherson and Prudence Cleverdon. At the age of ten, Preston was living in Sydney where she began her training as an artist with W. Lister Lister. By 1896, Margaret enrolled at the National Gallery’s school of painting where she won a year’s free tuition for her

  • The Mystery Migrant: Immigrants In Vancouver

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    are welcome in Vancouver. The “Mystery Migrant” that arrives in Vancouver in a container from Hong Kong, is shown to be completely unwelcome. The public reacts to her presence negatively, sending in letters “depict[ing] her as some sort of terrorist or spy” (18). One letter suggests “she should be stuffed back in the container they found her in, locked up, and sent to Hong Kong with ‘return to sender’ painted on the side” (18). These examples indicate that the first problem Vancouver has with this

  • Vancouver Winter Games 2010 Research Paper

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    Can world sporting events be successful and sustainable? Vancouver Winter Games 2010 Introduction Environmental Sustainability Environmental concerns have become a key part of the Olympic Games, from the early planning stages to that of the post-games legacy. Over the past few years the Games have become a banner for environmental innovation and this holds no exception for that of Vancouver 2010. These areas of innovation include venue and infrastructure design, water conservation and treatment

  • Vancouver Canucks Research Paper

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    hockey fans hear about the Vancouver Canucks, losing is one of the first things to come to mind. Even though the team hasn’t won a Stanley Cup during their existence, this idea of losing is false. By looking at the Canucks early years, their greatest players, and their numerous trips to the Stanley Cup Finals, a clearer picture is formed. Exploring these areas show that the Canucks were, and are, a competitive and talented team. During their early years in the NHL, the Vancouver Canucks played very poorly

  • Vine Vera Vancouver Research Paper

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    VANCOUVER CANADA IS A PLACE FOR MAKEUP FREAKS Vancouver, Canada got the name from a Vancouver Island. From the past year Vancouver’s population has grown significantly with the importance of the city as well. Now more parks, eateries, museums, places to hang out and malls for shopping are readily available. Not only that, Vancouver is now known as the sophisticated and stylish city, with people who have a fanatic streak for fashion, beauty, clothes and beauty related everything. ENTERTAINMENT The

  • Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

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    To review a historical site, I visited the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site located at 1001 E 5th Street Vancouver, Washington. The historical site was established by John McLoughlin in 1824 by the Hudson’s Bay Company. The setting was enormous, with many various old buildings including large acres of land. I found it very intriguing to explore the history of my hometown and what exactly occurred at this historical place that made it famous. First of all, the location wouldn’t have existed without

  • Analysis: Vancouver Mural Festival

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    day on my morning commute to work, and I would often notice different aspects of the painting. Always in constant motion although, I never could see the mural as a whole, only catching bits of the looming structure. Spending my childhood in East Vancouver, I have seen the landscape

  • Vancouver Lights By Earle Birney

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    In Earle Birney’s descriptive lyric poem “Vancouver Lights” written during the Second World War, a reader is introduced to the poem through a visual panorama of sky, ocean, and city from on top of a mountain. The speaker is expressing his feelings of both celebration for human accomplishment and pessimism for probable doom while over-looking wartime Vancouver on a moonless night. Earle Birney alludes to Greek mythology throughout the poem, but the most prominent and chief allusion is to Prometheus

  • Metro Vancouver Region: A Case Study

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    4.1 Growth Management One of the key challenges evident in both SEQ and the Metro Vancouver Region is growth management, and ensuring that both regions can cater to their rapidly expanding populations. Both regions have had a tendency towards a low-density, dispersed settlement pattern, causing a number of urban sprawl related challenges (SEQRP, 2009-2031; MVRGS, 2011). The key theme established across both regions and their regional planning strategies highlight an aim to work towards compact urban

  • Personal Narrative: My Trip To Vancouver

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    Aviophobia During the summer of 2017, my friend Yas and I, went on a trip to Vancouver to visit some family friends for about three weeks. During our trip, we would be staying with friends of our parents and visiting many different places such as beaches, parks, and other tourist attractions; but the most appealing part about this trip was not the destination itself, but the flight there. Initially, my mother was supposed to accompany us on the flight, but due to work circumstances, lots of persuasion

  • Downtown Eastside Vancouver Case Study

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    Downtown Eastside Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada is a low income area, infamous for its drug use, prostitution and crime (Bingham et al., 2014). An estimated 70% of sex workers in the Downtown Eastside Vancouver sex trade are Aboriginal women who are “in their early 20’s and also mothers” (Bingham et al., 2014, para. 4). Aboriginal women are over represented in street sex trade due to colonial ramifications (Hunt, 2013). This statistic goes to demonstrate the demographics of the sex trade

  • Vancouver Stanley Cup Riot Incident Analysis

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    place in Ottawa in the case of a natural disaster. For instance, although, Canada does not have a higher crime rate compared to the U.S, the country is still vulnerable to such an event occurring since many violent acts occurred during the 2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup Riot, which was fueled by frustration and anger. Additionally, the natural

  • Sanford's Business Case

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    Jacob Smyth Executive Summary History of Sanford Core business areas and geographic locations in which Sanford operates Sanford’s International and Domestic Competitors and their competitive advantages Sanford and how they are impacted by the government Employment at Sanford Sanford and their relationship with the Global Economy What is the current and future market potential for the entity? What influence have recent publicity events had on Sanford and will have in the future? Sanford’s current

  • Integrated Marketing Communication Strategy: Vancouver Gummies

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    We will be using all available resources to promote our business. Vancouver Gummies has a long haul idea of opening a new channel in different areas of Canada for which we are working hard to build our brand to be well accepted in Vancouver are before we expand. Our exposure and promoting methodology isn't exclusively to win clients over yet to viably convey our image. Here are the stages we use to advance and promote Vancouver Gummies: • Place adverts on group-based daily papers, radio stations

  • The Pros And Cons Of Establishing A New Colony Of Vancouver Island

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    Lately, I think a lot about the problems that Vancouver Island is facing now. And I suppose it’s time to establish a British Colony in Vancouver Island. To start with, in previous years, there are more and more American miners entering Victoria to look for gold without any restrictions, which is bad for our protection of gold. And if this situation continues, I’m worried that American government will take control or conquer Vancouver Island. Now we should do something fast, and I suggest

  • A Militia History Of The Vancouver Island Coalfields, By Daniel Schade

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    Surname 1 Name Professor Course Date Critical Summary The article, A Militia History of the Occupation of the Vancouver Island Coalfields, August 1913, by Daniel Schade seeks to address the accuracy of the historical records that portray the militia and its men as evil and harmful. Furthermore, the article aims at correcting various errors of fact, interpretation, and identity found in the histories of great coal strike (Schade 12). However, the article faces major critiques on the accuracy of

  • The Hit Squad: A High School-Based Story In Vancouver

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    The book Hit Squad was a high school based story in Vancouver. Firstly, there was three attacks on students by the lower class society at Grandview. The character Birgit gets held down by her classmates while the other students spit chocolate on her face and into her hair. She was saved by the end of class as the bell rang. Mickey and Joey tried to fight their bullies off but still got beaten up. Joey was beaten up so badly Grandview had to call for an ambulance so he could go to the hospital. Secondly

  • Historical And Political Significance Of The XXI Winter Olympics In Vancouver

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    Historical and Political Significance In 2010, the XXI Winter Olympics was hosted by Canada in the city of Vancouver. Governor General, Michaëlle Jean and Prime Minister, Stephen Harper opened the ceremony for the participating committees. Prior to the Olympics, public sector unions were offered a $6 billion wage increases in the next years in hopes for labour peace. The Olympics had very few political issues. Economic Significance After the success of the Olympics, British Columbia’s economy