Thursday, September 2 2010 | Vancouver smart city living magazine: events, lifestyle, restaurants, shopping, fashion, arts and more
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Granville magazine, Winter 2009
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Granville Winter 09


Party central

It's the party of the decade! Our insider picks on Olympic festivities.




Transit envy

L.A. proves that success depends as much on attitude as infrastructure.



EDITOR'S LETTER: To hell with hockey – I'm going for the beer!





News, Culture, Fashion and Food…


The inside track to a greener lifestyle

MEET: Sam Whittingham – The world's fastest human finds nirvana on two wheels.

NEWS: 3rdwhale now a bigger fish

GenGreen merger puts Boyd Cohen on the fast track.

NEWS: Frogfile leaps ahead

Green office supplies provider acquired by Costless Express.

NEWS: Junxion at a crossroads

Peter ter Weeme and David Kuefler take a sabbatical.

DWELL: Opening new doors

Arnim Rodeck tells a story with his custom woodwork.

DWELL: Hangover chandeliers

Recycled tumblers and glasses give new light.

WEAR: Past-life obsession

Ora Bags embodies the thrill of the treasure hunt.

WEAR: Fashionable art

Kulu Designs infuses classic looks with native art inspirations.

EAT: Play-mats

Turn your dinner party into a playful affair with Hug placemats.

EAT: Pairing a rich Viognier

Suggestions from DB Bistro Moderne's sommelier.

EAT: Pacific halibut

Vancouver chef Willian Tse tells us why this is his favourite local ingredient.

MEDIA: Red

This graphic novel puts an innovative twist on the traditional Haida narrative.

MEDIA: Climate cover-up: the crusade to deny global warming

A hard look at the influence of PR.

MEDIA: Blue gold: world water wars

A documentary on the struggle to keep water available for all.

MEDIA: The end of the line

Webisodes on global overfishing.



MEDIA: The world according to Monsanto


Examining the social impact of the biotechnology giant.

CULTURE: Eastside arts hub takes shape

W2 in the new Woodward's complex opening just in time for the Olympics.

CULTURE: A place to call home

An artistic commentary on the disappearance of the phone booth.



Vanessa Richmond

They've graduated from seedy storefronts, but why has the green revolution bypassed sex toys?

Allen Garr

On pesticides, sprinklers and filthy gas engines – how, in this day and age, can we still lust after the perfect manicured lawn?

Jonathon Narvey

A trip to L.A. leads to a fresh appreciation for Vancouver's positive attitude toward public transit.



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