Vancouver

This city is the largest metropolitan area in the region with a population of 1,837,969 people. It is located between Burrard Inlet and the Fraser River, and is considered a port overlooking the sea level, surrounded by snow-covered mountains. Vancouver is famous for its many economic activities, and its economy is based on forests, tourism, and mining, as well as industry and shipping. Processing forest products, agriculture, fish, and oil refining are of great importance to the country's economy, and many industries are based in the city. It is worth noting that Hydropower projects are being exploited in the North, and oil and natural gas pipelines from Alberta; this is to provide the energy needed to make sawdust, plywood and paper.

There are many tourist worth-visiting places in the city, and maybe the most important of them are:

The historic buildings, including: Canada Place, Vancouver Convention Center, Aquarium Vancouver, and others.

Anthropological Museum: It is a museum full of important historical artifacts in the city.

The Vancouver Art Gallery and the Permanent Emily Carr Collection: They display many artworks of well-known local artists.

Parks and Gardens: Stanley Park is the most popular park.