Jess + Moss – Review
February 26, 2012
Recalling the sprawling hot summers of adolescence, Jess + Moss is a coming of age story told in an untraditional way. Clay Jeter’s feature film debut has drawn attention during
Daniel Robichaud
Putty Hill – Review
February 23, 2012
Matt Porterfield’s Putty Hill has about it a quality of quiet observance, as if in mourning not only for the passing of Cory, the fictional teenager for whom the residents
Vancouver’s Kingsway: Love And Hate
February 23, 2012
Before my Ex and I moved to Knight and Kingsway a few years ago to take possession of an apparently once beautiful heritage home – stuccoed over in the 70’s
Bluebird North – Vancouver lite
January 18, 2012
Bluebird North, Vancouver’s longest-running songwriters’ showcase, is kicking off on February 7th at the Roundhouse. This longstanding events name which is borrowed from it’s brother to the south, the Bluebird Café,
Harper Fights Dirty On The Northern Gateway Pipeline
January 12, 2012
The Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline project has not only been met with tremendous opposition by the Yinka Dene Alliance, a group of five First Nations in northern BC, but has
Rebuilding Guatemala From The Ground Up
November 25, 2010
On November 25th at Capilano University in North Vancouver, British Columbia. Ignacio Ochoa, the Director of Fundacion Nahual, gave an enlightening lecture entitled Building Democracy A Day At A Time,
