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Sarah Bancroft

  • Lifestyle Journalist, Content Creator, Freelance
Vancouver
As seen in: The Guardian, National Post, Vancouver Sun, FASHION Magazine, The Daily Californian, Sharp Magazine, S/ magazine, Festival Flyer, VITA
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An Inside Look at Louis Vuitton’s Grandly Refreshed Vancouver Store

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By Sarah Bancroft
| Sharp Magazine Verified
After nearly a year of anticipation, the Louis Vuitton Vancouver flagship store renovation opened at 730 Burrard Street. Upon opening in the Château-style Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, the newly-expanded store became Louis Vuitton’s largest in Canada. To house the complete menswear collection, the boutique has a second storey (accessed by a custom circular stairway).
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S/ Was There: Louis Vuitton Flagship Unveiling in Vancouver

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By Sarah Bancroft
| S/ magazine Verified
After nearly a year of renovations, the Louis Vuitton flagship store in the landmark 1939 Fairmont Hotel Vancouver was unveiled with a festive cocktail soirée. The Burrard at Alberni Street location originally opened in 2010, and is now flanked by flagships for other luxury brands in what has become the premier luxury shopping intersection in the city.
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Not if, but when: Vote ‘yes’ on Measure FF for wildfire preparedness

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By Rigel Robinson, Sarah Bancroft
| The Daily Californian Verified
Twice in the last century, Berkeley has burned. On Sept. 17, 1923, northeasterly winds pushed a fire into the Berkeley Hills that swept across Northside, destroying upward of 500 structures and leaving as many as 4,000 people homeless. The ASUC famously organized students to the north border of campus to fight the fire as it approached Hearst Avenue. By sheer miracle, the winds changed and the campus was spared. On Oct.
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