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Vancouver is a reasonably easy place to visit from the western US. It is an amazing city and the walk on the sea wall around Stanley Park is lovely. The whole dang park is, for that matter. And so is Granville Island and Lonsdale Quay and the Museum of Anthropology. Vancouver Island is wonderful. Nanaimo (referenced in “The Madness of Crowds”), Victoria and the towns along the Pacific Crest Trail, Ucluelet and Tofino, are amazing. If you have the opportunity to visit, don’t pass it up. And it is simply impossible to go hungry, no matter your preferences. Armand would surely approve!
This is a wonderful list of places to visit. And you are right, Jane, there are many places to eat and to enjoy pain au chocolat.