MONTECRISTO

Inside Vancouver’s Oldest Building, the Old Hastings Mill Store Museum, Now in Danger of Closing

When it’s quiet at the Old Hastings Mill Store you can hear the past whispering to you.

Harvest Community Foods

These days, community voices are sometimes loudest online. Such is the origin story for Harvest Community Foods.

Maui

Driving around the island of Maui recently, I was amazed at how overwhelmingly fruitful the island is. Pineapples, papayas, coconuts, and mangoes literally fall off of the trees all around.

Newfoundland Lobster

Spend a couple of weeks in the tiny fishing town of Greenspond on the northeast coast of Newfoundland, and aside from spotting stray icebergs and passing whales, you’ll learn much about Newfoundland’s lobster traditions.

The Jealous Curator

Danielle Krysa, otherwise known as the Jealous Curator, is a pretty amazing woman. She avidly supports and showcases cutting-edge contemporary artists all over the world.

Santa Barbara Restaurant

“Montreal is always playing with the theme of saints. There are saints everywhere, church spires everywhere.” It seemed a natural choice.

Byron Dauncey

You may remember artist Byron Dauncey’s street art from Vancouver’s urban landscape, signed with the name “Cameraman”. Today, Dauncey has exhibited in galleries across the city.

Artist and Sculptor Anyuta Gusakova

Vancouver’s Eastside Culture Crawl returns November 20–23 this year, during which artists open their studios to the public over the course of the four-day festival. One participating artist is Anyuta Gusakova.

Artist Rosanne Bennett

Sometimes it pays to pack up and move.

Newfoundland

The fishing community of Greenspond with a population of roughly 400 is an ideal setting for learning about Newfoundland’s longstanding culture. Located south of Fogo Island, this tiny isle is one of the oldest outposts in Canada.