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Archive for February, 2005

Islamic Vancouver

by Terry Rogocki | Articles | February 9th, 2005

Vancouver is home to a diverse group of people from several backgrounds. To live in such a city requires people to be respectful, open-minded, and understanding. At the Canadian College of English Language we pride ourselves on these attributes and feel that we have created a comfortable environment for all students and staff.
At CCEL we […]

Disabled in Vancouver, Canada - City without Barriers

by Terry Rogocki | Articles | February 8th, 2005

Vancouver is a leading city when it comes to breaking down barriers for people with physical disabilities. All sidewalks are ramped for wheelchair accessibility, and all buildings have elevators or other devices to allow free movement. Disabled washrooms are readily available as well. There are many organizations and resources in Vancouver that can help new […]

Gay Vancouver

by Terry Rogocki | Articles | February 6th, 2005

Vancouver is home to one of the largest gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (GLBT) populations in Canada. The people of Vancouver are known for their live and let live attitudes and for their relaxed approach to life.
In August each year, Vancouver celebrates Gay Pride with a week of celebrations culminating with the Pride Parade in […]

A view from the top: Exploring B.C. by plane

by Jeremy Clark | Articles | February 3rd, 2005

by Fernanda Fatio de Andrade
For the past 25 years Pacific Coastal Airlines has been operating a fleet of 17 aircraft that fly to 15 locations in British Columbia, some as close as Victoria and some others in very remote locations.
Whether the trip takes 15 minutes or two and a half hours, it is guaranteed that […]