As the charitable partner of BC Cancer, the Foundation ensures that every dollar raised supports research and patient care within British Columbia. With cancer being one of the most pressing healthcare challenges today—affecting one in […]
I spoke to Cory Weeds regarding the upcoming Jazz at the Bolt festival held at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts from Friday, February 14 to Sunday, February 16. It is the festival’s fifth year […]
Introducing Kathleen Jeffrey, the sole business owner and creative force behind Kat’s Westcoast Naturals. This artisan company specializes in crafting natural bath and beauty products, including soy wax and crystal candles, as well as eco-friendly […]
For many, being a poker pro seems like a dream job. Top poker players get staggering amounts of money, sometimes collecting millions of dollars at tournaments. However, only a few players have reached this level […]
Mazola shared with us this delicious recipe for Beef Barola, a rich and comforting dish that brings bold flavours to your table with tender beef slow-cooked in a flavorful blend of Italian red wine and […]
Your next Buddy came to the BCSPCA when the previous guardians could no longer look after him. This easy-going fella loves attention from humans and cats but would rather not interact with dogs. Buddy loves […]
One of my favourite neighbourhoods to spend time in on the weekend is Main Street and King Edward. Between the 20th and 33, there are many coffee shops, boutiques, thrift stores, and restaurants to visit. […]
Recognized for her vibrant, creative flair, Canadian Alternative Pop sensation Elena Erin crafts a striking fusion of Alternative, Electronic, and Dance influences, underscored by her emotionally resonant storytelling. Her breakout single, “Build A Ship,” soared […]
After Christmas, it is always a challenge to find affordable arts activities that don’t further increase the dreaded post-holiday visa bill. Here is a list of some art activities to light up your nights. There […]
Carol Chu first tried acting at age 12 when she auditioned for her grade 7 school play, Peter Pan. Despite getting hit in the face with a pan and chipping a tooth, Carol discovered her […]
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