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Granville Fall 09
Sushi City
Granville's guide to Vancouver's finest sushi
Aboriginal tourism
Olympics tourists will get a heavy dose of native culture: is it a rebirth of authentic traditions, or Disney north?
EDITOR'S LETTER: Aboriginal tourism – celebration or sellout?
News, Culture, Fashion and Food…
The inside track to a greener lifestyle
MEET: Saul Brown – The founder of a ethical gift company wants people to give without taking.
NEWS: Federal stamp of approval
New logo takes the guesswork out of organic
NEWS: Takin’ it to the schools
Local docs inspire future community workers
DWELL: Cultural evolution
From Calcutta to Vancouver: artisanal duvets, pillows and coverlets
DWELL: Modern pioneers
Interstyle Ceramic and Glass introduces its new collection of recycled scrap glass tiles called IceStix.
WEAR: Records remixed
Tania Hennessy turns vinyl records into pendants and earrings
WEAR: Uncommon goodness
When a scarf is more than a scarf
EAT: Joie de vin
JoieFarm’s unoaked Chardonnay was inspired by the Burgundian Chardonnays from Macon, France.
EAT: Well preserved
Good looking eco-friendly kitchenware
MEDIA: Walking Vancouver
This book by John Lee takes readers through 36 amusing locales
MEDIA: Parks & nature places around Vancouver
Outdoor attractions and natural history in the Lower Mainland
MEDIA: Gardens of destiny
Promotion of the healthy growth of seeds
MEDIA: Sustainability television
A citizen media for awareness of health and the environment based in Vancouver
MEDIA: Hope in Shadows: Stories and photographs of Vancouver's downtown eastside
The result of a five-year project to reveal the personnal stories of Downtown Eastside residents
CULTURE: You are here
Interactive arts target tourists
CULTURE: Stop and listen to the city
Composers tune in to Vancouver soundscape
Vanessa Richmond
Why are we obsessive about recycling water bottles, yet oblivious to tonnes of waste produced to make the movies we watch?
Allen Garr
Yes, you could say that everything is an invasive species, including us – but some species are a bit more pushy than others
Jonathon Narvey
Never mind potholes and sewers: city hall has bigger issues in its crosshairs, including taking dead aim at climate change
Tips
Bring bartering back | Track your good deeds | Skip the maid service | Use a holey-cheese | Get on the Greenway | Play “Beat the Clock" | Got dirt?
