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Vancouver’s Measured Architecture Takes Inspiration From Stables and Sheds at Paddock House

Tucked away on a narrow slice of land in southwest Vancouver sits a secluded equestrian oasis. As you enter Southlands, a leafy and tranquil residential neighbourhood filled with estate homes, wide lawns, and one-lane streets, you’re likely to encounter one of its equine residents trotting by. It’s hard to miss the many stables and other horse-friendly features of this unique urban-rural area. Southlands’ history was a guiding principle for the …Read Article

How Local Food Networks Foster Community and Sustainability in B.C.

In his straw hat and rubber boots, Paul Neufeld ambles over to the cabbage beds, cupping a young cauliflower head in his palm. “Look what I found,” he says with a smile, offering me a bite. It’s crisp and fresh, exactly what you’d expect from produce grown sustainably in fertile soil just steps from where we’re standing. Paul and his wife, Angela, own and run Kingfisher Farm Market on a small but densely planted acre of land in South Surrey, jus…Surrey, British Columbia · Surrey Read Article

Vancouver Folk Music Festival Stands Strong Despite Serious Challenges Facing the Arts Sector

There is a striking statement in the 2025 President’s Report for the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, when Erin Mullan tells members, “I changed my will to include the folk music festival in it and I encourage you to do the same.” Fiona Black, the artistic director of the festival, chuckles when I confess to being startled by the ask, and she explains, “There’s definitely a segment of professional fundraisers that reach out and encourage supporter…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

A Vancouver Astrophotographer Brings Outer Space to Earth

On clear nights, Rob Lyons climbs to the top of his Kitsilano townhouse and descends into the distant past. Lyons is an astrophotographer, and a serious one. He has several high-tech telescope-camera rigs mounted on his rooftop deck, including a large model housed inside a domed observatory that he uses to scan the universe. Inscribed beneath the dome’s rim is the phrase “The World Is Yours.” Using time-exposure star-tracking devices and special…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

Forests and the Path Toward Reconciliation in Vancouver’s Stanley Park

The felling of any tree can provoke strong emotions. As the City of Vancouver continues to clear thousands of dead and dangerous trees from X̱wáýx̱way (Stanley Park), the Vancouver public’s response ranges from outrage to overt support. Amidst the clamour of chainsaws and protestors, X̱wáýx̱way remains a gathering place for the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Skwxwú7mesh, and səlilwətaɬ (Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations. Ceremonies, cultural …Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

At Hacienda Patrón, Making Tequila Is Not Just a Business, It’s an Art

It’s 7 a.m. when I set out for my run. It’s already nearly 20 degrees out, but the sun is only just starting to show its face, spreading warm light over the surrounding fields of agave and lime trees. In the distance ahead are the mountains. It was smart to set out this early. By midday, the temperature will sail past 30. The flora thrives in this climate, but after just two days in Mexico, I’m still getting used to it. This run is one of my fir…Business · Tequila Read Article

Generation X Author Douglas Coupland Makes a New Suite at Vancouver's Fairmont Pacific Rim His Own

Bam! Kapow! I’m having a visceral flashback. With a swarm of stackable art, pop-art punches and bold posters, stepping inside a Vancouver hotel room reimagined by Doug Coupland is like doubling back to the writer and visual artist’s own astonishing house. Of the hundreds of living rooms I’ve interviewed in, the one owned by the author of Generation X—and more than 10 other novels, as well as creator of myriad art exhibitions worldwide—was imposs…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

B.C. reports offer ‘road map’ for repatriation of Indigenous items, remains

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A New Book Unravels the Mystery of Mutton—a Mythic Coast Salish Woolly Dog

Excerpt from The Teachings of Mutton: A Coast Salish Woolly Dog by Liz Hammond-Kaarremaa (Harbour Publishing, 2025). Edited by the author for length. In front of me, like a steel wall, is an imposing row of six-foot-high metal storage cabinets protecting the past from the present. Somewhere within this fortress an ancient breed of dog is held in one of the drawers. It is 2012, and I am in the basement of a storage facility at the Smithsonian Ins…Washington State · Washington Read Article

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