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Homegrown Business: Jessi Pinto of Suki’s

June 15, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

Suki’s is a local family business in Vancouver founded by Suki Takagi in 1972. Takagi started with just one salon location and now Suki’s has grown to operate five locations across three cities. Suki’s is […]

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Charitable Choices: Robert Belcham of Chefs’ Table Society of British Columbia

June 9, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

The Chefs’ Table Society of British Columbia is a chef-administered, province-wide collaborative that is dedicated to fostering community and the sharing of knowledge among culinary professionals. Since 2004, they have created a nurturing environment for […]

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Homegrown Business: Scott Symons and Marlayna Pincott of Hype Chocolate

June 8, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

Hype Chocolate was founded in 2022, and ever since, they have been pushing the boundaries of what chocolate can be. Hype is best known for its creative collaborations and one-of-a-kind flavours. Co-owners Scott Symons and […]

Old Photographs of Bicycles from the Vancouver Area (1892-1940)
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Old Photographs of Bicycles from the Vancouver Area (1892-1940)

June 4, 2026 Tyler Dixon

There’s something wonderfully timeless about an old photograph of a bicycle. Long before traffic jams, SkyTrain stations, and seawall bike lanes, bicycles helped shape the rhythm of everyday life in Vancouver. Cycling was, and in […]

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South Granville Summer 2026: Events & Programming Guide

June 4, 2026 admin

From hyper-local produce pop-ups to orchestral performances in the street, South Granville’s summer season transforms the neighbourhood into a walkable cultural district filled with food, music, wellness, and community programming. All events are complimentary unless […]

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Cleanup at Kits Beach Prepares It for Summer Crowds

June 2, 2026 admin

Nearly 100 volunteers gathered on Monday evening at Kitsilano Beach in Vancouver for one of the area’s largest shoreline cleanups of the season. The event reflected a strong sense of community care for one of […]

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Homegrown Business: Colette Soros of Parliament Interiors

June 1, 2026 Bronwyn Lewis

Located in the heart of Mount Pleasant on Main Street, Parliament Interiors is a modern furniture and home décor store. They carry a selection of warm, mid-century inspired offerings, including space-saving furniture for smaller spaces. […]

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Charitable Choices: Norbert Banyi of Flavourful Science

May 26, 2026 Alexis Bain

Flavourful Science is a non-profit STEM outreach initiative that delivers hands-on, food-based workshops to make science education engaging, accessible, and inclusive for youth, focusing strongly on promoting equitable learning opportunities. We spoke with Norbert Banyi, […]

Mateus Studios
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Homegrown Business: Michele Mateus of Mateus Studios

May 25, 2026 Maia Belmore

Mateus Studios is a portrait photography studio that captures the full breadth of being alive—the joy and the quiet introspection, the beautiful melancholy, the glimmers of hope, and the whispers and roars of what it […]

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Charitable Choices: Johnny Trinh of Vancouver Poetry

May 19, 2026 Emilea Semancik

Johnny Trinh has seen firsthand what happens when people are denied a stage. As a Queer, Non-Binary, Asian, Neurodivergent artist, he spent years being turned away from acting roles before discovering that spoken word would […]

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