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Clementine the cat is looking for a new home in the Vancouver area

Clementine was found as a stray, so we don’t know much about her past. She was nervous when she first came into the shelter but has since had a spay and her dental cleaning and [...]
Music

Five Minutes With: Alternative Rock Band Witiko

Hailing from the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) peoples in so-called Vancouver, BC, Witiko explores a variety of rock-influenced sounds, typically steeped in a healthy amount of fuzz. Originally [...]
Comedy

Tragedy Plus Time: Vancouver Comedian Debbie Courchene

Debbie Courchene is a bold and unapologetic voice in the comedy scene, blending sharp wit, playful bite, and a touch of raunchiness to tackle Indigenous issues with a keen sense of irony. A proud member [...]
Arts

“A Day in the Life” with: Artistic and Producing Director Richard Wolfe

Richard Wolfe is a Vancouver-based theatre director and dramaturg who has directed, developed and produced a wide variety of live art in a wild selection of venues, often in sticky circumstances (and that doesn’t only [...]
Lifestyle

Meeko the dog is looking for a new home in the Vancouver area

Meeko who has a heart of gold, came to the shelter after his best human friend had to move into a care home. This gentle giant would make a wonderful companion. He has a great [...]

Charitable Choices: Andrew Wade of The Richmond Arts Coalition

March 25, 2025

For nearly a decade, Andrew Wade has been at the heart of Richmond’s arts scene, advocating for local artists and fostering creative opportunities. As the Executive Director of the Richmond Arts Coalition (RAC), Wade leads [...]
Homegrown Business: Pinyon Products

March 24, 2025
Charitable Choices: Kathleen Jeffrey of Oakdale Craft Fairs

March 18, 2025

Old Photographs from the Capilano Area (1898-1944)

Old Photographs of the Capilano Area (1898-1944)

by Tyler Dixon in History

From modest beginnings to first rate attraction, the Capilano Suspension Bridge and surrounding park is a BC success story. The name ‘Capilano’ originated from the Squamish Nation’s “Kia’palano”, which translates to “beautiful river.” George Grant [...]