
Visit the City of Vancouver website to find out about the communities that make up the City of Vancouver. Each community has its own community profile webpage, with community specific information.
British Columbia is Canada’s westernmost province and is set between the Pacific Ocean in the west and the magnificent Rocky Mountains in the east. Blessed with breathtaking landscapes, BC is home to a geographical diversity that lends itself to a vast array of activities and adventures. There are mountains to climb, rivers to run, beaches to comb, forests to hike, parks to stroll and warm summer lakes to laze about on. So explore Vancouver and see what this city has to offer.
Right in your own back yard, UBC Attractions offers arts, culture, gardens, accommodation and recreational facilities for every taste and budget. Take in a play, see an art exhibit, hear a symphony, walk through the gardens, go for a swim, or grab a bite to eat.
The Lower Mainland has a very reliable transit system that includes buses, Translink’s SkyTrain / Canada Line (rapid transit), the West Coast Express, and the Sea Bus, that all link Vancouver with its surrounding areas. Faculty and staff can get a UBC discounted transit pass.
Vancouver boasts a large number of community and recreation centres. Visit the City of Vancouver website for a list of community centres in each of Vancouver’s neighbourhoods.
The UBC Chaplains’ Association maintains a list of places of worship on campus / close to campus.