Lindsay William-Ross is a Managing Editor at Vancouver Is Awesome. She covers a range of topics including Vancouver news, lifestyle, arts, culture, and happenings, with a particular focus on chain restaurants, delivery services, and restaurant innovation. Lindsay has been featured in various publications including BIV News, Pique Newsmagazine, and the Richmond News.
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By: Lindsay William-Ross
Apparently would-be diners are showing up for reservations and finding the doors locked.
By: Lindsay William-Ross
Calling all film fans! Over the next three days and evenings, several feature and short films will be screened as part of the annual New West Film Fest , along with some select companion social events.
By: Lindsay William-Ross
In case you were wondering why the beach was covered in pumpkins on Friday...
By: Lindsay William-Ross
Plus two more in B.C. within the next year! It's been five years since one of fast food's most explosive brands let it drop that they had
By: Lindsay William-Ross
The owners hint that "new opportunities are on the horizon" Whether you're a local or just passing through, the aroma of fresh baked goods is a powerful draw to a charming bakeshop in Abbotsford's charming old downtown.
By: Lindsay William-Ross
Plus one more south of the city, and one to the north! The Olympic Village space that was the home of Bao Down for a decade is going to have a fresh identity very soon, as B.C.'s hot pot giant has moved in.
By: Lindsay William-Ross
"It's about celebrating the culture, flavours, and energy of Mexico in a way Vancouver hasn't seen before," says the restaurant's co-owner.
By: Lindsay William-Ross
"We can't wait to fire up the grills again and welcome you back."
By: Lindsay William-Ross
Along with the restaurant rankings are the picks for the best Chinese dishes to try in Vancouver and Richmond
Large-scale illuminated artworks, glowing projections and live performances will once again transform Downtown Vancouver into a radiant playground as the Lumière Festival returns from Nov. 13 to 16
