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Lexus Marks Its Canadian Anniversary With a New Boutique Studio in Burnaby
Burnaby · Burnaby

Lexus Marks Its Canadian Anniversary With a New Boutique Studio in Burnaby

Omotenashi is the Japanese art of hospitality: not just responding to a guest’s requests but anticipating their needs. A proper host must not wait to be asked but be ready. Likewise, a luxury car company can’t stand around hoping customers will just walk through the door, ready to purchase. You have to reach out and be prepared. In a new concept space in Burnaby, that’s just what Lexus is doing. The luxury automaker is currently celebrating its …Read Article
One of the Great American Novels Was Adapted in Nelson, B.C.
Nelson, British Columbia · Nelson

One of the Great American Novels Was Adapted in Nelson, B.C.

A male director from Scotland worked with a nearly all-female cast to adapt a celebrated American novel in small-town B.C. Almost 40 years after it vanished from theatres, Housekeeping is still finding its audience. The story behind the film involves last-minute casting shakeups, two Kootenay politicians going up against a railroad company—and a pair of scissors. In 1980, Anatole Broyard of The New York Times reviewed the debut novel by Marilynn…Read Article
Mount Pleasant—The Bumpy History of an Increasingly Wealthy Neighbourhood
Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

Mount Pleasant—The Bumpy History of an Increasingly Wealthy Neighbourhood

This story is the 17th in our series on the hidden history of Vancouver’s neighbourhoods. Read more. In 2001, Vancouver Sun reporter Doug Ward conjured the heady changes happening in Mount Pleasant in one zesty description of an expensive launch party for a high-end furniture store on Kingsway: “A skeletal fashion model, her androgenous breasts exposed under a gossamer designer top, strides down the runway, looking through the A-list people belo…Read Article

A Vancouver Shoe Brand Focuses on Women’s Running Needs

When I tell Lindsay Housman about the time a running-shoe specialist analyzed my daughters’ feet and told them they’d inherited my unprepossessing trotters rather than my husband’s, she laughs. Hettas, the Vancouver-based shoe brand she co-founded, is predicated on the notion that women’s feet are different from men’s, and that they therefore may need different running shoes . So naturally my tween girls’ feet would be somewhat like mine. “I’m a…Vancouver, British Columbia · VancouverRead Article

A Vancouver Poet Confronts Grief and Discovers a Surprising Gift

The only way through was to write. It was the only way to process the loss and the ensuing disorienting grief—the only way to face it completely. Despite the numbness that blurred out the days around when his father passed away, Miguel Eichelberger remembers that part clearly: “Whatever comes next, whatever I’m feeling—doesn’t matter what—I want to stare nakedly at it, and I want to understand it,” he thought. A week after writing the inscriptio…Vancouver, British Columbia · VancouverRead Article

A Vancouver Filmmaker Takes Viewers to the Front Lines of B.C. Wildfires

In late June 2021, a deadly heat dome swept through Western Canada and the Northwestern United States, killing thousands of people and animals, collapsing infrastructure, and shattering temperature records across the region. British Columbia saw more than 600 heat-related deaths, and several fires sparked across the province. One of those fires, which ignited just outside the village of Lytton, in B.C.’s Interior, was so powerful that it quickly…Wildfires · VancouverRead Article

How A Vancouver Charity Brings Back Hope for Spinal Surgeries in Ethiopia

Tesfaye Anagaw was a teenager in Ethiopia living with a spinal deformity so severe, his back was permanently bent over “like a dinosaur’s.” Now an accounting graduate married with an 18-month-old baby, Anagaw says he owes his life to a Vancouver businessman, Gary Segal. As a guest of honour at a Vancouver fundraiser for Segal’s spinal surgical charity Bring Back Hope in the fall of 2024, Anagaw challenged the 700-strong dining audience to stand,…Ethiopia · EthiopiaRead Article

The Life and Death of B.C.’s Ripple Rock

It was 9:30 a.m. when geological engineer Victor Dolmage entered a squat bunker overlooking Seymour Narrows and laid his finger on the button.Nearby, …British Columbia · British ColumbiaSee the Story

Kohl Has Been a Prized Eyeliner for Centuries

Last September, archeologists in Turkey unearthed what might be the oldest eyeliner on record: an 8,200-year-old stone stylus tipped with jet-black kohl, still dark despite the centuries. The finding is a testament not only to the perennial act of beauty rituals but to kohl itself—a form of eyeliner that has spanned millennia and is still used today. Kohl originated in the time of the pharaohs. The sultry gazes we associate with depictions of Ne…Archaeology · FranceSee the Story

Words Find Meaning in Their Typeface at Italian Printing Atelier Tallone Editore

Enrico Tallone’s hands are heavy but precise—the hands of a craftsman—as he follows the swoops of an imaginary letter f with his fingers. His thumbs are broad and steady from a lifetime of holding rows of metal type in place on a composing stick—a centuries-old printing practice that has nearly disappeared from the world, replaced by typewriters, computers, and laser printers. Working with his hands gives Tallone an attention to every detail, fr…Turin, Piedmont · TurinRead Article

On Vancouver’s West Side, a Breakfast Program Provides Sustenance for Those in Need

At the Odd Fellows hall on West 8th Avenue at Granville Street, Sunday mornings see a volunteer-driven outreach program that provides the homeless and food insecure with a two-hour window of compassion and acceptance: a free breakfast, clothes and toothpaste, and myriad other items. The program is an extension of outreach efforts that began in 2020, when the hall provided shelter on roughly 30 particularly cold winter nights. A long-standing cha…Homelessness · VancouverRead Article

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