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Linda Solomon: You’re Vancouver’s only dedicated matchmaker. What does a job like that entail? Sheree Morgan: Consider me a headhunter for your personal life. Linda: A headhunter for my personal...
As with the general population, I have days when I feel confident, loved, beautiful and happy. I also have days when I feel guilty, messy and generally, uninspired by life. What I want most is to be...
She has worked as an exotic dancer in Japan, England, Greece, USA, and Canada. She has won over 20 dance competitions including Miss Nude BC, Miss Nude Edmonton, Miss Nude Calgary, Miss Nude...
COPE city councillor Ellen Woodsworth was jumping up and down last week, she was so excited that the women's advisory committee, conceived to address gender inequities, had gotten through. Seventy-...
Heather Deal bursts into Kitsilano Coffee on Fourth wearing an Obama for President T-shirt. She has slipped away from the David Suzuki Foundation, a few blocks to the west, where she works part time...
Highly recommended: An exhibit of heartbreakingly beautiful love letters the late Toni Onley wrote his wife, the celebrated portrait photographer Yukiko Onley. This intimate look at love’s loss was...
Suzanne Anton pours over the Best Of Vancouver issue of the Georgia Straight from the week of September 21. She has short blond hair and animated eyes. She bears some resemblance to Martha Stewart,...
“I find almost everyone I deal with fascinating,” Frances Bula said over tea last summer at La Petite France on Arbutus. “I’m not the kind of person who sees the world in black and white. Other...
