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During the past five months, students at the John Oliver High School volunteered to participate in an after-school project of designing ten gorgeous murals under the hired instruction of Danvic Briones, a professional artist from the South Vancouver Neighbourhood House. The Murals will grace the school fence along Fraser Street. The community unveiling will take place at the corner of …
Wendy Sinclair and her business partner Darnelle Moore founded the fitness centre Eastside Fitness on Fraser Street, and they just celebrated their ten-year anniversary. Wendy, a former police officer, and Darnelle, a former professional athlete, came together to form this wonderful fitness centre that serves our community with group fitness and yoga classes and personalized training. They also provide group …
Sunset on Fraser is famous for having every major bank on Fraser Street including CIBC. Jack Hayre, the branch manager, is now into his 43rd year working for CIBC and after working in sales and service roles, he has spent 22 years in a leadership role here at the Fraser Street branch. He spent his whole career working at Fraser, …
The Sunset on Fraser Business Association is on the verge of publicly presenting its first of three community murals on Fraser Street! The business association is funding, supporting, and developing three murals and the first is by the students of John Oliver High School. Later in May we will have a community unveiling of the ten large murals that will …
The Sunset on Fraser Business Association is so proud to present the next public art to grace the business district of Fraser Street. We have created the concept, funded, raised funds and donations, organized the students through the school administration and the VSB, and weekly facilitate the painting of ten murals that will hang on the fence of the school …
Our Sunset on Fraser Business Association, in conjunction with all the other business associations of Vancouver, are promoting the Shop Local Often campaign with these massive (4’x5’) shopping bags displayed in each community. You can go to #shoplocaloften and @sunsetonfraser for all the information about the contest and our shopping district. This is a campaign funded by the federal government …