Jewellery is the ultimate travel souvenir: if it's interesting, everyone asks where you got it, and you get to say, 'Oh, this? I bought it in Vancouver.'...

Douglas Reynolds is the best place in the city to find top-notch Northwest Coast native art. If you want to see work by Robert Davidson, Bill Reid or other...

Canada's most luxurious department store chain manages to feel more intimate than ever, despite the opening of these swish, multi-million-dollar, 12,700sq m...

Canada's first, and most famous, department store began as a trading outpost for furriers in Eastern Canada. While there is still a fur department, most...

Located in Gastown since 1979, this is a good place to take a look at Canadian aboriginal art from the North-west Coast, as well as the arctic regions....

Canada's second-largest mall has close to 500 stores, including international chains like Old Navy, Baby Gap and Town Shoes, as well as independent stores....

This downtown mall now comprises three city blocks and houses a variety of national and international stores at every price point, as well as a newly...

Mass-market, inexpensive US wares dominate, but this is a trusty stop for anyone seeking basics while abroad (socks and underwear come to mind). It also...

Spirit Wrestler Gallery takes in a range of work from aboriginal traditions, from Inuit to Maori and West Coast. However, the relatively small gallery makes...

With its trademark art-deco-inspired stainless-steel gates and granite facade, Tiffany spent years waiting for just the right spot before opening its first...

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