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This series had its genesis when I began photographing Vancouver area location shoots in the summer of 2010 to get over a long post-Olympics funk.

blank Wherein we look at some of the local books that have been published this year and give you some ideas of what to get your book-loving friends and family for Hanukkah, Solstice, Festivus, Christmas, Kwanzaa, or just because it's a day ending wit

Last week I introduced you to Judy Graves, an employee of the City of Vancouver whose business card reads "Advocate for the Homeless" as her title. If you haven't read that article please HAVE A LOOK before you continue.

With the ominous chill of largest iceberg break-up ever recorded on video circulating earlier this week to remind us, it is abundantly clear that the Arctic is transforming rapidly.

If you were to create a Venn diagram where one circle was labeled "cheap" and the other labeled "awesome", the middle point where they cross over could be labeled "Vancouver on the Cheap".

blank Wherein we look at some of the local books that have been published this year and give you some ideas of what to get your book-loving friends and family for Hanukkah, Solstice, Festivus, Christmas, Kwanzaa, or just because it's a day ending wit

This Thursday morning the 25th Annual Christmas Wish Breakfast takes place at the Pan Pacific Vancouver! Come on down between 6 and 9AM with a new, unwrapped gift to donate to the Lower Mainland Christmas Bureau and you'll be treated to a pancake bre

Read All Over celebrates the bookworm in all of us, showcasing readers in Vancouver and the books they love most. ... Kagan Goh is an award-winning documentary filmmaker , a spoken word poet , journalist, actor and mental health activist.

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!) Just on the outskirts of my usual haunt (Gastown), you'll find Chinatown.

Wherein we look at some of the local books that have been published this year and give you some ideas of what to get your book-loving friends and family for Hanukkah, Solstice, Festivus, Christmas, Kwanzaa, or just because it's a day ending with "y".