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It has been three years since I came to Vancouver from Japan to study communications and media studies. Vancouver has earned an international reputation as one of the most livable and beautiful cities in the world and my initial impressions of Vancouver were most favorable – the city was lovely and people were friendly and open.
Here we go again. A year behind us, a new one ahead. It’s an ideal time to try and read the tea leaves and see what’s in store for us in 2014. As usual, I will focus on politics. But before I look ahead, I want to glance back at an item or two from…
In so many ways, 2013 was tough on everyone in B.C. who cares about social justice and the environment.
Gesamtkunstwerk is the lettering on the bronze-coloured panel on the side of the Mini Storage building facing the Howe St. ramp of the Granville Bridge.
The flavour combination of cider with the mussels for me is a perfect one.
I come from a small island where summer lasts 365 days, the sun shines all year round, and life is calm and mellow.
Will there be a democratic revolution in Ottawa?
As 2013 comes to a close, the world is united in paying tribute to the life of Nelson Mandela, who passed away Dec. 5 at the age of 95.
Just as we post messages and photos on Facebook, Canadian street photographer Kaid Ashton posts samples of his photos on newspaper and grey Canada Post boxes.
Christmas marmalade roast duck and Steamed marmalade pudding
My friend, Aditi, whose family is from Punjab, India invited me to her brother’s wedding reception.
