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Keeping it weird in Portland: cycling the brew pubs

Should you choose to bike the brews, you might run into a condition at about hour ten on the first day: Getting too hopped. Portland beers are very hoppy.

Vancouver+Acumen celebrates social entrepreneurship at DIGNITY 2013

Vancouver+Acumen hosted DIGNITY 2013 last night, May 15, to raise money for Acumen.

2013 Mazda MX-5 review: still a classic

Arguably the best open-air sports car made in the last two and a half decades: the Mazda MX-5 Miata.

Applications now open for 149Arts' Festival LAUNCH!

Applications are now open for Festival LAUNCH! – a new professional arts mentorship program and showcase for emerging artists living in the Lower Mainland.

When did you choose to be straight?

So...when did you choose to be straight? That's the question that Travis Nuckolls and Chris Baker asked people on the streets of Colorado Springs. It's an argument of nature versus nurture. See what...

Mother Jones meets Grist at Hollyhock Social Change Institute in June

There’s no doubt that the world of journalism is changing rapidly. With a wealth of information available at the click of a mouse, the journalist is no longer the sole purveyor of knowledge. But that...

This teen girl will save you from spoilers: Jennie Lamere hacks television

17-year-old Jennie Lamere will save you from spoilers with the magic of computer science.

Challenge your inner Concrete Hero

Take part in the ULTIMATE 7K urban obstacle challenge to raise money for the BC Cancer Foundation on September 29, 2013.

Commercial Drive's new food truck brings change to street and neighborhood

The scene: Grandview Park on a sunny Monday. The clatter of the Bike polo players mixes with the cries of children and parents in the playground and, meeting the guitars and drums of the hipsters and...

Great Canadian Craft Fair's Spring Fling: fresh food, amazing art and caring for community

Great Canadian Craft's Spring Fling organizer, Mark Brown, is Vancouver's newest and perhaps only, craft fair impresario. His latest and biggest to date, the Great Canadian Craft's Spring Fling...

Chasing Vancouver's living wage

Vancouver's living wage creeps ever upward. Did you make the cut?

A hunger for more

Emily Grainger was part of a turnaround team, and she’s not ready to stop winning.

Spring flowers, shrieking colours: your numerology cycle May 1 - 15

"Everything is blooming most recklessly; if it were voices instead of colors, there would be an unbelievable shrieking into the heart of the night." -Ranier Marie Rilke I think of this quote every...