Spontaneous travelling

“Michael Kluckner (at left) tells of five decades of spontaneous travel, light packing and sketchbooking with partner Christine Allen.“ FULL STORY

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Spontaneous travelling

By David Lester With sketchbook in hand, Michael Kluckner travels on his own terms in Winging It: Travelling Without Reservations…. FULL STORY

In the age of Heated Rivalry

“My own fascination with Bure began with the Christmas morning-like atmosphere—the excitement of gift unwrapping—of his first media conference with… FULL STORY

These walls can talk

Poet and author, Kevin Spenst did a deep dive into the remarkable people who have lived in the apartment building… FULL STORY

A life of wonder

“[A list of Pechet’s motifs and materials includes:] mustard bottles, picnic tables, honey bears, salmon, high school chemistry beakers, marshmallows,… FULL STORY

The krilling grounds

Review by Heidi Greco Rossland-based author Yolanda Ridge introduces this book with a recollection of being 12, when she proudly… FULL STORY

Whistles in the forest

​’Cúagilákv Jess Housty’s poems suggest the supernatural has never left us; rather, modern life has numbed our ability to recognize… FULL STORY

What makes life worthwhile?

Pauline Holdstock’s short story collection, What Endures (Biblioasis $22.95), takes readers from tense dinner parties and brain surgery at Christmas… FULL STORY

Unlocking Freecouver

In Freecouver (Tidewater Press $16.95), co-authors John Lee and Rebecca Bollwitt map out the rich array of low-cost and free… FULL STORY

EXCERPT: Very Vancouver

Raised in a Vancouver multicultural neighbourhood, journalist Christopher Cheung has spent over a decade investigating his home city. In Very Vancouver:… FULL STORY

Art, story and legacy

Roy Henry Vickers, Indigenous artist and storyteller, celebrates his 80th birthday this year with The Best of Roy Henry Vickers: 80 Selected… FULL STORY

Trust the reader

Odette Auger is a member of Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation living in the Ayajuthem-speaking part of the Salish Sea. An… FULL STORY

Generations of resilience

Masako Fukawa is an award-winning educator and historian known for documenting the history of Japanese Canadians in British Columbia. She… FULL STORY

Inside a Petrostate

Born and raised in Singapore, Joanne Leow worked as a journalist for state-controlled media before moving to Canada to work… FULL STORY

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