Talk:Edgemont Village
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Kudos to Shabi A for starting this article. I've been meaning to get to it for some time now, and he provided the necessary "push". The text below is what he wrote:
- Edgemont Village is a charming alpine village located below Grouse Mountain in the heart of Capilano Highlands. Edgemont Village has something for everyone with wonderful restaurants, cafes, shops and services. It's a great place to be whether you're a tourist looking for a nice place to spend some time or you're a vancouverite just relaxing. Edgemont is also a link to many other nearby attractions such as Grouse Mountain, Park Royal and Capilano Mall. Listed below are some of the main shops and services located in Edgemont Village.
- Edgemont Village Jewellar, Zig Zag Boutique, Corebody Yoga & Pilates, Little Caesar's, Delaney's Coffe Shop, Starbucks, Local Library, TD Canada Trust, Bank of Montreal
- ...and more!
I've rewritten the article to be more in line with Wikipedia style. It still needs a lot of work, of course. Thanks again for getting things going, Shabi A, and I hope we'll see more work from you about the North Shore! --Ckatz 05:44, 18 May 2006 (UTC)
