The music of Evil Tongues exemplifies a gritty cinematic sound expressed through soaring anthemic melodies and raw personal lyrics. Members Jennifer Di and Mike Allain come from the same Toronto music scene. The two bonded […]
As spring arrives and warmer temperatures drive more people outdoors on Vancouver Island, you might come across a familiar sign “cougar sighted in area.” What may come as a surprise is that Vancouver Island has […]
John Ferrie has dedicated his life to painting and toils daily in his 350 East 2nd Avenue Studio. Here, he prepares rich, gessed grounds from which spring fine glossy tendrils that form the blueprint for […]
The Stigma Free Society aims to create awareness of the various stigmas that exist in the world, develop an understanding of the challenges that numerous people face, and encourage all people to foster acceptance of […]
I am Margaux Wosk, creator of Retrophiliac. I am a self-taught artist and designer from Vancouver. I am Autistic and I design many different items. Pins, Patches, Stickers, Keychains and much more. My items focus […]
From light, healthy treats, through to indulgent dishes, BC blueberries add the perfect natural sweetness to your desserts and baking. Try this Vegan Blueberry Lemon Galette recipe! Vegan Blueberry Lemon Galette Yields For 6 mini […]
Sweet and stylin’ – Purrdita is hitting the adoption runway! She’s got a fancy new haircut and is feeling fresh and confident. She was severely matted when she came into our care, so she’s hoping […]
Since their inception, Colour Tongues have taken hits and weathered storms, both literally and figuratively, and they’re still alive to tell the story. Coming from a variety of influences and life journeys, the band has […]
After moving from Japan to Vancouver, Yumi Nagashima found herself in a comedy club on a date. Yumi made her stand-up debut in October of 2016, and suddenly she knew what she’d been born to […]
In 2009, while living alongside the CNN railway tracks of Strathcona, the interest of Norman Fox in photography became a wondrous obsession. Those routes that once had such little meaning — half-hidden trails, short-cuts, pathways […]
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