Protected: The declining politics of drag queens: from court jesters to postmodern clowns.
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Hockey Night in Canada
Vancouver Canucks versus Anaheim Ducks, January 19, 2013. Hockey is back. All is well in Vancouver.
Lessons in eating: the difference between chicken and avian protein
Over the years, shopping at Safeway has become a strategic exercise in controlling calories and balancing nutrition. Eggs? Good source of protein. Chicken breast? Post-workout recovery. Bacon? Pure fat with […]
Canucks begin post-lockout reconciliation with fans at training camp
If you were looking for an indication that hockey in Vancouver had never really been in complete lockout – just on hold for a few months, the hysterical reaction of […]
Interview with Tsimshian artist Morgan Green
I sat down with Tsimshian artist Morgan Green, the recipient of a 2012 BC Creative Achievement Award for First Nations’ Art to chat about her art, inspirations and future plans.
Old and new blend for promising Tsimshian artist
In her basement studio in east Vancouver, Morgan Green pulls out a few pieces of handcrafted jewelry she’s been keeping under wraps. An intricate gold and silver butterfly pendant and Raven ring emerge from […]
Ghost Town
Sandwiched between and above the trendy boutiques, upscale eateries and expensive lofts on Water Street are single-resident occupancy hotels. As Gastown developed rapidly over the past decade, the residents of […]
Vancouver-created app helps raise millions through social networks
A Vancouver company is pioneering a new technology for raising money through social media. As hundreds of charities compete for donation dollars, ConnectionPoint Systems Inc. is using a Facebook app […]
Sharing meals with strangers in Gastown
VANCOUVER — Putting a new twist on an old tradition, Vancouverites are using social networks to meet up at communal dining events throughout the city. And both businesses and guests […]
Burglaries reach a record low in Vancouver’s highest crime district
VANCOUVER – Burglaries in downtown Vancouver reached a 10-year low in July. With just 34 cases of breaking and entering reported by Vancouver police in July, the lowest monthly figure […]
