I went to my dermatologist recently complaining about several skin conditions. I have psoriasis on my elbows, eczema on my face, and vitiligo (Michael Jackson […] Read More
Month: May 2014
I caught this piece on aboriginal literacy on the news the other night. The Rotary Club of North Vancouver has been quietly funding libraries in […] Read More
Yesterday, my brother Don and I took in the spectacularly beautiful Totem, Cirque du Soleil’s latest production. Afterwards, still catching our breath, we stumbled upon […] Read More
My friend Deirdre is singing a solo in this community musical theatre production from Once Upon a Theatre. I call her Dee. I’m going tonight. […] Read More
You can now recycle more items in your blue box (if you live in a house) or your building’s “containers” cart (if you live in […] Read More
This is a thought for the day from Eknath Easwaran. I’m quite sure he would add cell phones to the list of activities we need […] Read More
I wrote about the ALR and Bill 24 last post, but then this letter popped into my mailbox today and I knew I had to […] Read More
For those of you who haven’t been following the provincial Bill 24 debate, here’s the gist of it. On March 27th, 2014 Bill Bennett and […] Read More
In the early 1900s, an enterprising young marketer at a razor company decided to create a new niche market for their products. His target: North […] Read More
I’m working on a couple of green economy papers with one of my professors. I came across an article by Will Dubitsky, called Green jobs […] Read More