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CHAIRLINES is a locally-owned company serving the Lower Mainland for over 30 years. Being one of the first ergonomic furniture stores in Canada, our reputation is spoken of highly within the Occupational Health and Ergonomist community. We offer an extensive line of ergonomic chairs, sit-to-stand work stations, office furniture and accessories. The chair matters. And so does every other element that makes up your workspace. Trust CHAIRLINES for affordable, ergonomic office solutions.

Each day the food for our guests is prepared from scratch for the night’s dinner service by the talented Fable team from the local ingredients that arrive at our door. A delicious lunch menu is served from Monday to Friday. Brunch is featured on Saturdays & Sundays.

OPUS is more than somewhere to stay, it is somewhere to be. With striking design, personality plus, and a fabulous location in the heart of vibrant Yaletown in downtown Vancouver, we are the hotel of choice for savvy travelers who like their lodgings with

We can promise you leadership, professionalism and impeccable customer service at Westbridge Security in Maple Ridge. We offer clients a unique security system that blends customer service with the use of leading-edge security technologies. Our comprehensive 'Security-By-Design' allows our clients to customize their own comprehensive security system that addresses their specific needs. We offer services on a non-contractual basis.

A small producer of fresh sake on Granville Island with a big goal: to bring the culture of sake-drinking into the Canadian mainstream.

Scout Magazine – launched in late 2008 by local writers/photographers Andrew Morrison and Michelle Sproule – is Vancouver's leading food and culture website. Its main objective has been the same from the start: to 'scout out' and promote the things that make Vancouver such a sweet place to be. It does this with an emphasis on the city's independent spirit to foster a sense of connectedness within and between our communities, and to introduce our readers to the people who grow and cook our food, play the raddest tunes in our better venues, create our most interesting art, and design everything from what we wear to the spaces we inhabit.

Lattimer Gallery is a commercial gallery specializing in art from the Northwest Coast, located just outside Vancouver's Granville Island. We offer an extensive collection of gold and silver jewellery, as well as masks, panels, bentwood boxes totem poles, argillite, sculptures, paintings and limited edition prints. Peter Lattimer continues the partnerships with artists that were started over twenty-three years ago by his grandmother, Leona Lattimer.

Where Davie Street meets False Creek in Vancouver's popular Yaletown neighborhood, Provence Marinaside is a great place to meet your friends or relax with family. Choose to sit at the bar or on the patio and watch the action in the marina or on the seawall. Provence Marinaside's award winning food, warm ambiance and friendly service turns every meal into a special occasion. Chef/owner Jean-Francis Quaglia shares his love and philosophy of food in each dish that is created. Born in France, to a mother who is also an acclaimed chef, he was raised appreciating food made with love and fresh ingredients. Located on the water there is a focus on fresh local seafood including a raw oyster bar. The menu also provides many other options including an antipasti showcase, pastas, chicken, beef and lamb. The extensive award winning wine list is sure to tempt your palate. Provence Marinaside has a private room for company functions or any celebration and has a screen and projector available for use.

We are a First Nations restaurant located at 1128 West Broadway in Vancouver. Proudly showcasing Aboriginal cuisine with a variety of "nationwide" inspired culinary delights, using the freshest seasonal ingredients, certified organic game and wild fish. The majority of our menu items are also available for take-out. Our team is composed of members of different Nations such as Nuxalk, Haida Gwaii, Nuu-Cha-Nulth, Okanagan/Little Shushwap Indian Band, Cree, Cree & Stoney, Naxwaxda'xw, Blackfoot and Musqueum In our space we also feature First Nations art from upcoming artists focusing on traditional values, but with a modern flair and representation. We are available for catering as well as private functions and we offer our guests the opportunity to customize their events with live contemporary music or more traditional performances by local artists.

Once again the building is fresh and new, prepared to withstand another hundred years of artistic expressions. The Cultch's restored Historic Theatre and new Vancity Culture Lab feature the best possible environmental design, along with better sightlines, air quality and acoustics (and more bathrooms!).

Housed in a converted warehouse building at the corner Hamilton and Helmcken, the Blue Water Café is a longstanding anchor along Yaletown’s trendy restaurant row. The internationally acclaimed restaurant is known for its innovative East-meets-West seafood menu and raw bar, which combines the best of West Coast cooking with Japanese culinary traditions. The multi-tiered seafood towers – topped with oysters, prawns, scallop ceviche and other fresh-water delights on ice – are a must try.