The establishment of the settlement of Steveston at the mouth of the Fraser river, which flows into the Pacific ocean on Canada's west coast, began after a land purchase by W.H. Steves in 1886. Its strategic

“This was mistake,” Christine said to her husband's avatar. “I only came because I promised him.” She stepped away from his projection on the obsidian platform within the silent room of the mausoleum,

As far as I can remember, I’ve never taken a photograph in black and white, so I decided that it was high time to set my camera setting to monochrome, and see if I could take any decent shots without colour

The Centennial and Millennium totem poles stand in Capilano suspension bridge park in North Vancouver, demonstrating an ancient system of visual communication used by the Coast Salish people of the Pacific

After a month-long voyage across the Pacific ocean, the King of the Sea arrived on Steveston harbour in Richmond, BC to anchor as the centre piece of the “Ships to Shore” festival, which celebrates the

Soccer madness is beginning to hit the city of Vancouver as the 2026 World Cup approaches. While soccer is not wildly popular in Canada, Metro Vancouver has a team in Major League Soccer and in other leagues,

Steveston used to be a small fishing village that was highly active in the early days of the region. Many people of Japanese descent settled here in the 1800s to work in the fishing industry and grow into

There Leviathan, Hugest of living creatures, in the deep Stretched like a promontory sleeps or swims, And seems a moving land; and at his gills Draws in, and at his breath spouts out a sea. John Milton,

This colourful mural was painted on the building of the Steveston Harbour Authority in Steveston, BC. Artist Carolyn Wong painted this beautiful work depicting a larger than life image of a fisherman having

The darkness of the sleeping Bay Smoothly dissipates in waves On dawn's golden wings Awake to race and find The time we lost before today Spatial oscillations structured fine That we see with our own eyes

The Canada goose is a common sight around the city, specially when the weather warms up, and the migratory birds return from its overwintering grounds in the south. More than a dozen species have been

Douglas Coupland sure gets around the Vancouver art scene. The man is bent on bending our reality and transform it into the multi-media psychedelic kaleidoscope that he appears to think it is. I suspect

My most esteemed and illustrious Lord, May this missive find Your Excellency in great health and illuminated by the High Graces. This note is to advise you that the project has been completed as per my

Acting as a layover destination for migrating birds, the lower mainland sees a variety of feathered travelers who stop by to replenish their supplies in the abundant natural spaces in and around the city,

“I warned you not to eat too much of the astrid meat,” said Irene to her husband, who was rubbing his sore stomach and sweating profusely. “I shall contact Kanan and let him know we can’t go on the island

Soon after they bloom, cherry tree blossoms begin to shed their petals. The smallest breeze can dislodge them, sending them tumbling swirling gliding through the air. They cover the ground with a rosy

"a single line drawing of a man's hand at the bottom left of the page pointing at a lineart moon on a white canvass above swaying hemlock tree" I'm experimenting with ChatGPT Images 2 to see

From this raised platform, the flowers stretched out on either side like a sea of yellow with whirlpools of red, white, purple, and blue. There was a surreal feel about that space tucked nicely among the

In 1991, novelist Douglas Coupland published a book called Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, which helped popularize the Gen-X term that refers to the sandwich generation between baby boomers

It is 4/20, and a few citizens were out celebrating this special day because of its historical significance to the city. There used to be large protests in the past, when crowds gathered for the cause