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Dine Out Vancouver - the largest dining event of its kind in Canada – is celebrating a decade of food and wine in Vancouver with its biggest year yet.

We're always fascinated by what our visitors read the most during the year.  Not surprisingly Pride is always a popular topic but since it always makes our list we look beyond that coverage.  What surprised us most is our North America Outgames coverage didn't make it to our list.  Here is a list of the top ten most popular articles read by our site visitors in 2011.

Vancouver's New Year's Eve party scene is always a lot of fun. Here's what's happening in Vancouver's LGBTQ community to help you ring in 2012.

Vancouver does the holidays up just right, making it a festive holiday destination or a great excuse to explore your own city!

Halloween has always been an excuse for a good time in the gay community. After all, we're not the only one's dressing in drag that night! We've found some spooktacular events (both gay and not so gay) in and around Vancouver that are sure to please.

Vancouver's Parade of Lost Souls gets a make-over in 2011 with a two week re-imagining of this perennial East Van celebration.

While Vancouver’s Queer Film Festival moves into young adulthood, just south of the border the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival is turning a sweet sixteen.

There are few places that would scare any entrepreneur more than CBC’s Dragons’ Den, but that is exactly where Patrick Levesque and Jamie Beuthin of Yaletown’s Masc found themselves earlier this year.

Season two of the locally shot Don't Quit Your Gay Job gets underway as hosts Rob Easton and Sean Horlor try their hands at a few new jobs.

Don’t you just hate all those HGTV know-it-alls? Showing off their handyman (or woman) skills?  Pontificating about the proper size PVC pipe to use for a drain, or for that matter knowing that a pony wall is not, well, for ponies?  Helping to demystify and prove that anyone can be handy, two Vancouver Lesbians are now in the third year of documenting online the renovation of their 1929 bungalow.