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Mitzi Figueroa

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Canadian Cultural Icon Tantoo Cardinal Looks for the Next Chapter in Her Career

True stories.

Our Autumn 2025 Issue Is Here

Human touch.

Krug Week Returns to Published on Main

Pairing the humble carrot with the finest champagne.

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Skin-Care Essentials, Lightweight Denim, and a Classic Fragrance Are All on MONTECRISTO’s September Wishlist

Say hello to fall.

A shot at dusk of a two-storey laneway home.

North Vancouver’s Modcube Reimagines the Laneway Home

Design firm Synthesis prioritizes livability.

A man, David Duchovny, walks through a field with his hands up.

The X-Files, Vancouver, and a Legendary Backlash

Is it time to forgive David Duchovny?

A drawing of two men playing instruments in front of a cinema screen.

How Two Vancouver Musicians Find a Rhythm With Film Through Live-Scoring

Magazinist combines stage and screen through music.

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Olaplex and the Rise of Bond-Building Hair Treatments

Two hairstylists weigh in on the pros and cons of the reparative technology.

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After 35 Years, the Mazda Miata Still Shines

The lightweight roadster has staying power.

An illustration. A woman sits in an audience. A spotlight is on her. She wears a sad mask and clutches a book in her arms. Everyone else wears a happy mask.

Turn the Page

Asking a question of a panel of authors forced me to face my uncertainties as a writer.

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