Rob Author Rob Lewis, Kitsilano.ca’s publisher, is the guy responsible for bringing community news to you. Yes, he’s a regular blog contributor. But he’s so much more. Rob saw that his neighbourhood needed a voice and so he created Kitsilano.ca in 2005, way ahead of the Canadian blogging curve.

July 7, 2005

Waiterblog sets the table in Crosstown

Mikey and I were lucky enough to be invited to Waiterblog’s monthly dinner on Monday at Wild Rice in Crosstown....

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July 6, 2005

SeaVancouver headquartered in Kits

The SeaVancouver festival hits the city this weekend and the nerve centre for the entire festival is Maritime Point,...

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July 5, 2005

If this Showboats’ rocking, don’t come knocking

Thanks to vanmega, I’ve got August 3rd in my daytimer for a trip down to the Kitsilano Showboat: Mint...

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July 2, 2005

Kits Beach clean up

Ever wonder how Vancouver’s sandy beaches stay safe and clean. Today in the Vancouver Sun, Nicholas Read reviews...

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June 30, 2005

Is Tourism Vancouver trying to kill us?

In you live in BC, then you’ve heard about the runaway ferry in Horseshoe Bay today and the damage it did to...

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June 29, 2005

Steak dinner in Kitsilano?

24 Hours reported today that Kitsilano has it’s very own littlest hobo named Duke. A mother and daughter have...

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June 28, 2005

The Earth according to Google

If you thought Google Satellite maps were cool, check out Google Earth. Google took the wraps off of Earth today and it...

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June 27, 2005

Beach Bocce Tourney at Kits Beach

The World Beach Bocce Tournament takes place on Kitsilano Beach, Saturday July the 9th, as part of the inaugural...

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June 25, 2005

Kit’s birthday cake procession

Today, a group of about 50 people followed Kit’s 100th birthday cake from Viva Fine Foods on Yew over to the...

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June 25, 2005

Kitsilano Seconday School on the art map

Kitsilano’s 100th birthday is being marked by a couple National news outlets (Globe & Mail and the CBC)...

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