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Helping people in Ukraine
By Lesia Pogorelo
It is time to reunite for Ukrainian immigrants living in Canada. Since the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war they created dozens of ways to help their motherland and Ukrainian refugees.
There are many concerts,…
Northern Cafe and Grill emerges from pandemic thriving
By Graham Abraham
Northern Cafe and Grill is a charming diner owned and operated by the Mah family, including father-son pair Jimmy and Raymond. The restaurant is a standout example of a business that succeeded throughout COVID.
Jimmy…
Ancient artifacts meet digital technology at Langara College
By Lauren Vanderdeen
Virtual reality isn't just for gamers — Cara Tremain, an archeology instructor at Langara College, is researching whether the technology has educational applications for studying heritage.
So far she's found…
Vancouver cosplay enters into a new age
By Nicolette Colosimo
Cosplay, a popular art form of dressing up to emulate fictional characters, has gained popularity online throughout the pandemic.
Cosplayers haven't lost their creative drive since the pandemic because TikTok…
Retired engineer converts his gas powered car to electric
By Claire Wilson
As large car manufacturers like Ford and General Motors are making pledges to produce only electric vehicles in the coming years, Terry Moore is tackling the project in his own garage.
After retiring as an engineer,…
The gift of experience can’t fit in a box
Some Vancouverites are giving experiences to their loved ones rather than physical objects.
B.C. residents endure another storm
Successive rounds of storms continue to hit B.C. with continuous rain leaving landslides, floods and damaged infrastructure in their wake.
Vancouver dresses for dreary weather
By Hollie McGowan
Vancouver has always been known as a rainy city. In recent weeks, the city has been experiencing an especially increased amount of rain. With weeks of perennial downfall, Vancouverites have had no choice but to sport…
Vancouver businesses expect to be short on Christmas trees this year
After a nearly two-year pandemic and a series of climate catastrophes in B.C. this year, people are looking forward to the cheeriness of the Christmas season.
Specialty video stores are surviving the rise of online streaming
DVD stores and online streamers sidestep each other in their content gathering. The big online streamers collect commercial hits and dismiss the smaller independent films and classics curated by these specialty DVD stores.