Vancouver view. Photo by Nick Goodchild.
Public toilets, as in purpose-built buildings for toilets, are very uncommon in Canadian cities, including within Vancouver. But don’t worry you won’t have to sit with your legs crossed all day!
There are in fact a large number of public washrooms within a whole variety of buildings. The list below gives you an idea as to some of the places you could go…
Where is Vancouver?
Vancouver is situated in South Western Canada in the province of British Columbia and lies… Read more »
Vancouver has the benefit of a mild climate all year round, so in a sense you can visit this city any time of… Read more »
Passports and Visas
Obviously if you are coming to Vancouver from another country you will need a valid passport… Read more »
When coming to Vancouver from another country you are restricted as to what you can bring, including alcohol,… Read more »
Post
Canada Post handles all of the regular mail, and parcels up to a certain size, in Canada. Whilst their services… Read more »
Whilst we’ve tried to make this website about Vancouver as comprehensive as possible, we appreciate that… Read more »
As with most major cities, Vancouver has a number of both magazines and newspapers which are focused on Vancouver… Read more »
Admittedly, many visitors coming to Vancouver will not be wanting to sit in a hotel watching the TV or listening… Read more »
Time Zone
Vancouver is located within the Pacific Standard Time Zone (PST).
PST is 8 hours behind Greenwich… Read more »
Vancouver and the rest of Canada uses the same electricity voltage as in the United States, which is 110V.
There… Read more »
Vancouver is a large city, but not large enough that you should ever get lost here! Having said this, if you’re… Read more »
It’s a well known fact that Vancouver is one of the most expensive cities in North America in many respects… Read more »