In Christopher Young’s world, the melody never stops. It’s about playing music that resonates deeply, sharing its beauty with the local community, dancing with unbridled joy, and crafting culinary delights shared with family and friends. […]
In the early 2000s, during her travels to Europe, Justina Kervel became inspired to open her own tattoo studio in Vancouver, BC. Upon her return and alongside her business partner Luvia Petersen, they embarked on […]
Laura Grizzlypaws is a proud St’at’imc mother from Xwisten, embracing her cultural heritage through the art of dance as a means of reclaiming sovereignty and resilience. From an early age, she felt drawn to the […]
Christiaan Westerveld is an actor and writer living in Vancouver. I first met Christiaan in the winter of 2012 when he auditioned for a play that I was producing. I’d never met him before or […]
Lynn Johnston (Born in 1947) is the Canadian creator of the comic strip, For Better or For Worse®. This family-based series has been syndicated since 1979 and was named Best Syndicated Comic Strip in 1992. […]
Gordon Gerrard is quick to laugh at a joke and too kind to make fun when they fall flat. He is conscientious in a way that allows you to be completely honest with him. If […]
There are one or two alarms before there’s coffee in her hand. It’s 6 am. Jackie Talmey-Lennon runs daily along the seawall from East Van to English Bay and back. Sometimes she hits the gym. […]
When Cheyenne Rouleau and I locked eyes across the dingy basement where we were pretending to be other people (Acting class), it was best friendship at first sight. Maybe it was the size of her […]
After the holidays are over and days are dark, it’s nice to know there are a variety of winter arts activities to look forward to. Here are a few local arts events that we have […]
Until now, Lachlan Quarmby’s only allegiances were to Liverpool Football Club and board games, but here we are. The Aussie transplant in the land of maple syrup, traded kangaroos for Canucks in 2019. He tried […]
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