SPOTLIGHT: Open minds and open doors
Christen McDonald credited the Pride Collective for helping her accept who she truly was.
A house of orange and green
Guichon’s decision marked the end of the Liberal’s 16 year governance of BC Legislature.
Laying down tracks
The extension aims to take only 10 minutes from Commercial-Broadway Station to Arbutus (the terminus station).
New Westminster receives present for Canada’s birthday
“Sapperton Park is symbolic of so many parks across our great country.”
Dangerous liaisons
When you hear the phrase “Femme Fatale” you probably think of the definition popularized by the “Noir” genre.
Because the internet?
It’s frightening and sad that May’s initial reaction to the London Bridge attack was to immediately push her political agenda.
Exploring public art at your own pace
Once you start to look for it, Metro Vancouver is full of art and ornamentation that enrich our local culture and history.
Seether’s new record rocks as hard as ever
Poison the Parish is full of awesomely dark driving riffs, and vocalist Shaun Morgan’s still sounds phenomenal, though some of the songs do feel a little less fresh.
Comic Corner: The rise and fall of the Phoenix
In 1963—when this story arc first began—this type of narrative was still relatively fresh and new.
From one-hit wonder to adored pop darling
The fact that E•MO•TION has undergone a meticulous process demonstrates Jepsen’s attention to detail and her excellent craftsmanship.