Carmela arrived here when her 8 kittens were just 3 days old. Looking like she had spent some time on her own in the great outdoors, she was more than grateful to finally get a […]
Stuttr is a four-piece experimental Alt-Rock Post Punk Band founded in 2018. They have described themselves as Vancouver noise makers. They just released their latest EP, and we had the chance to catch up with […]
Charlene Long is a mixed-media visual artist with a delightful studio on Granville Island. Following a career in corporate marketing, teaching and interior design, she has arrived at her art practice through her travel experiences […]
Yarrow Intergenerational Society for Justice is a non-profit organization that is making a difference in the lives of low-income Chinese seniors in Chinatown, as well as the underserved population in the downtown eastside. We spoke […]
Rain City Dogs is a Vancouver business that offers dog walking services for all breeds. Their goal is to get to know your pet, their personality and quirks, and their needs. They make sure to […]
Alina Fintineanu, also known as the Luxe Baker, shared with us this delicious Tiramisu recipe, an ideal dessert to show off with your guests on any occasion. We are big fans of tiramisu and love […]
Ok – this face. I don’t know who gave Parker permission to be this cute but I’m filing a complaint. It’s clearly very unfair to have a face this cute and squishy. Why does he […]
Born in the dive bars and alleyways of East Vancouver, BRASS is a punk/hardcore band known for their energetic and sweat-soaked shows fuelled by shout-along anthems and heavy-hitting riffs. While growing a following around Western […]
Wild Thing is your neighbourhood watering hole with the friendly vibe of Cheers but the charming setting of a European cafe bar. The natural wine selection is exciting, the cocktails are ever changing, and the […]
Cat Mudryk has gone down many visual arts avenues. It began when she obtained a BFA in Theatre Design from the University of Alberta. Her penchant for the sculpture was evident almost immediately, even if […]
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