Canada West Coast Living - Vancouver Lifestyle Views

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Vancouver "West End" high rise apartment towers (now known as "condos") view from the Burrard Street Bridge with Cypress Park and Black Mountain in the background and False Creek inlet in the left foreground.

Vancouver's famous "Inukshuk" stone monument overlooks English Bay and Georgia Strait (ultimately leading to the Pacific Ocean) on a gloomy overcast autumn day.

Vancouver's Granville Island Public Market and False Creek spanned in the distance by the historic Burrard Street Bridge at sunset as viewed from the Granville Street Bridge.

Telus World of Science Geodesic Dome was the former Expo '86 pavilion as viewed from South False Creek urban public architectural structure.

Vancovuer's historic "Salt Works" red building is now the site of the former 2010 Winter Olympics Athlete's Village now converted into condominium housing.

Vancouver Gastown Historic District's "steam powered clock" is a popular tourist meeting point.

Autumn foliage colours of Jericho Beach Park.

North Vancouver Lions Gate Bridge evening view of the main entrance to the harbour.

West Vancouver Point Atkinson Lighthouse Park.

Vancouver City downtown view from Jericho Beach during mid-winter overcast evening skies.

Vancouver Stanley Park Siwash Rock commemorates an old Indian Legend of a man who was turned to stone for his "unselfishness".

Colourful neon sighs adorn East Pender Street in Vancouver's Historic Chinatown district.

Downtown Vancouver at mid-winter sunrise.

Vancouver's famous colourful Haida Indian Totem Poles in Stanley Park are a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike.

Vancouver 2010 Olympic Flames Statue at Jack Poole Plaza on the downtown waterfront continues to be lit on special occasions.

Vancouver's famous 9 O'Clock Gun at Hallelujah Point is fired daily at 9 PM (2100h) and the bang echos for several seconds off the buildings in the distance.