Brendan Kergin is a journalist at Vancouver is Awesome. He covers a diverse range of topics including politics, social issues, and quirky stories, with a particular focus on construction and real estate, food and beverages, and arts and entertainment. Brendan's work has been featured in various publications such as Tri City News, Delta Optimist, and Times Colonist.
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Brendan Kergin's coverage is heavily focused on local events, entertainment news, and house & home topics in the Vancouver area. He often reports on evolving stories and private sector announcements related to these themes.
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By: Brendan Kergin
There's no rain in the forecast As far as a spring forecast for Vancouver, this one is pretty nice.
By: Brendan Kergin
From softball catches to snapdragons...
By: Brendan Kergin
They'll be playing a double-set with "unruly hits and dark treasures"
By: Brendan Kergin
'The project reimagines a daily pedestrian route into an immersive learning environment embedded within the campus landscape.'
By: Brendan Kergin
It will offer just one option on the menu.
S.A.M.E. Vietnamese Eatery and Fables and Food may sound unfamiliar, but you might recognize the flavours inside.
By: Brendan Kergin
What a place to face off. Ever wish for a floor hockey game while the rain poured outside? There's a house for that.
The 22,000-square-foot store will be opening later this month.
Isaac Brock and his band found mainstream success in 2004 with the song "Float On."
By: Brendan Kergin
The unique house has some unusual interior decorations and features, including a pop-up wine cabinet.
