Brendan Kergin is a Journalist at Vancouver is Awesome. He covers a diverse range of topics, including politics, social issues, and the quirky stories that often go unnoticed, while also delving into arts, entertainment, food, and real estate. Brendan's work has been featured in various publications, including Tri City News, Delta Optimist, and Times Colonist.
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Brendan Kergin's coverage is heavily focused on local events, entertainment news, and house & home topics in the Vancouver area. He often reports on evolving stories and private sector announcements related to these themes.
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By: Brendan Kergin
There's no Stanley Park train this year, but there's something else to make the season bright.
By: Brendan Kergin
The ice cream he loved so much was probably from Rain or Shine.
By: Brendan Kergin
The sealed machines will mix drinks and cook food before customers' eyes.
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Improvisors will have double duty...
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From Sunday sports to the Sex Party
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Break out the umbrellas. Wet fall weather will stick around in Vancouver this week, but clearer skies are forecast for Halloween this weekend.
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'We want to take the brand global and bring Vancouver culture to the rest of the world. We think that Vancouver deserves that representation,' co-owner says.
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The Canadian astronaut, who took a trip around the moon earlier this year, will be giving a talk in downtown Vancouver.
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It's replacing C'est Mon Cafe, which has shuttered after 20 years.
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Things have gone poorly in other places that have enacted similar policies, according to a UBC nursing professor.
