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Alana Paterson

How the Search for Insta-Worthy Photos Is Driving Vancouver’s Backcountry Emergencies

North Shore Rescue urges hikers to avoid preventable mistakes.

Meet the Brazilian Twins Behind Granville Island’s Silo Giants

When Vancouver Biennale brought Osgemeos’ magical murals to town.

MONTECRISTO: Fred Hollingsworth

This Master West Coast Architect’s Best Homes Were Designed With Families in Mind

In conversation with the late Fred Hollingsworth.

Meet the Artist Behind English Bay’s Laughing Men Statues

Yue Minjun never anticipated the impact his A-maze-ing Laughter sculptures would have on Vancouver.

This Steakhouse’s Secret: The Servers Have Been There 20 Years

The veteran wait staff at Gotham Steakhouse & Bar know exactly what you want.

Why North Shore Rescue Has Seen a Spike in Distress Calls

Backcountry emergencies are stretching the organization’s resources to their breaking point.

Ola Volo

Ola Volo

Born in Kazakhstan and raised in Vancouver, rising art star Ola Volo whimsically combines the folklore of her heritage and the sentimentality of her upbringing into her paintings. Thanks to this rich cultural conversation, her style has become known across the continent as distinctly hers.

Shelagh Rogers

As the host of CBC Radio’s “The Next Chapter,” Shelagh Rogers has a voice that people pay attention to. And she is using it to tell the stories of those who too often have been left unheard.

Chris Haddock

Chris Haddock

Vancouver’s veteran showrunner is back with the second season of “The Romeo Section” on the CBC. But as he knows better than anyone, nothing in television lasts forever.

Kengo Kuma

Kuma’s architecture, like all great architecture, can inform our emotions; it can calm, it can quiet, it can help us reflect, it can draw us together, and it can create joy.

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