sustainable city living

Winter 2009

In this issue:
Olympic festivities – Our insider picks
Transit envy – Attitude matters
Green sex – What about the toys?

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The search for a happy egg

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'Yarn Bombing' a new kind of grafitti

wohoo! I loved seeing the yarn bombs that went up in my Kits hood last summer!I I am currently working on a whole shwack of baby stuff for my sister and other pregnant girlfriends,...
Finding cruelty-free foods

Cruetly-Free is the dream, but anything we can do to work towards that goal is good. I recently decided to cease eating meat and diary, and eggs from any source other than organic free...
Sustainability Star program applauds Olympics sponsors

Thanks to our partnership with Bell, Building Opportunities with Business (BOB) has placed more than 400 inner city residents in jobs since 2005 and a 90% job retention rate this year. BOB supports employers...

Blog Archive

You are what you ride
What does your bike say about you?

What does your bike say about you?
Flight of the hummingbird
A Haida parable about defeating, increments, a great foe.

It's a parable for our time: taking small steps toward achieving a big goal.
Fire on water
Most people can agree that flammable H2O is a tad disconcerting.
Drinking juice
A surprising statistic on energy consumption in the home.
World's sexiest vegetarian
He beat out Paul McCartney and a B.C. boy, too.
Flushed
The bottom line is, you can't skimp on toilet paper.
Green realm for the ripped
Steve Nash showing us that even gym-junkies can go green.
Campbell cash buys irony
A quick thank you from those who love black humor.
Thirty ways to spend your C-note
At the end of June, every adult in British Columbia will receive a $100 cheque.
Critical and naked
As bike culture grows, so too does bicycling as a form of celebration and protest.

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