The BC Training and Education Savings Grant is scheduled to end on April 1, 2028. Register your child today! Did you know that the BC Government is offering a $1200 RESP contribution to BC families? That’s right, fill out a form and boom, $1200 is added to your child’s RESP
Continue Reading »

Chaldecott Park offers a combination of large playing fields and smaller play areas. Large old cedar trees shelter the playground area and rustle moodily on breezy days. During the summer, the spray park is a popular attraction for children. Chaldecott Park also has a soccer field and baseball diamonds. Chaldecott
Continue Reading »

Renfrew Community Park is a hub of activity, boasting many recreational opportunities. There is a playground and wading pool for the kids, or choose to visit the library or community centre, play softball, lacrosse, ball hockey or walk the winding paths along Still Creek, a part of the park that
Continue Reading »

salishan – Place by the River, formerly the Langley Centennial Museum, is located in the historic village of Fort Langley and offers a total of 3500 square feet of exhibit galleries; the National Exhibition Centre space features changing temporary exhibits on a variety of topics, including art, science, and history.
Continue Reading »

  Sunrise Park offers appealing views of Capitol Hill, Burnaby Mountain, and, of course, a special sunrise. The open and inspiring setting has a playground, wading pool, off-leash dog area, and is also great for a variety of outdoor sports such as baseball and soccer. Sunrise Park: Address: 1950 Windermere
Continue Reading »

Filled with tall, graceful trees, Maple Grove is a wonderfully tranquil place for a stroll or picnic. Massive tree stumps scattered throughout the park remind visitors of the temperate rainforest that once covered much of Vancouver. The outdoor pool is a popular summertime destination, with people of all ages enjoying
Continue Reading »

Oak Park offers many winding paths throughout the park, picnic areas, and some wonderful trees. The spray park is a big attraction for children in hot weather. Oak Park also has a playground, tennis courts, basketball courts, outdoor roller hockey, soccer, and softball. Oak Park: Address: 900 W 59th Avenue,
Continue Reading »

The Serpentine Fen lies in a triangle between Highway 99, King George Boulevard (99A), and the Serpentine River. The fen includes many different types of habitats in its 150 hectares and is home to more than 130 different bird species. September and October is the busiest birding season. In the
Continue Reading »

Minter Gardens is ever-evolving, and each season offers a dramatic view. Close to 100,000 tulips, imported from Holland, welcome visitors each spring. More than 1000 rhododendrons provide riotous colour amid huge cedar trees and rock wall terraces. Summer brings masses of annual colour adorning topiary features and beds, along with
Continue Reading »

Balaclava Park is an expansive park, noted for its beautiful Hedge Maple trees, located in a quiet neighbourhood and is a pleasant place for walking or jogging. Balaclava Park offers a playground, wading pool, running track, rugby field, softball and an off leash dog area. This recreational greenspace is also perfect
Continue Reading »