Building a Coffee Empire in the BC Rocky Mountains
The woman who built a coffee empire from a small town in rural British Columbia. Elana Rosenfeld was not even remotely prepared for her first wholesale orders. Kicking Horse Coffee, […]
Kinder Morgan pipeline costs rise by over $1 Billion
Trans Mountain Pipeline’s evidence exaggerates benefits and ignores costs VANCOUVER—A new study prepared by Simon Fraser University observes that costs to build the Trans Mountain Expansion Pipeline (TMEP) have risen […]
Trophy Hunting: No Right to Kill Wild Animals
In our free and democratic British Columbia, we can challenge a personal injustice when we encounter it. If our rights are infringed upon, we can use our laws and democratic […]
Halloween events for big kids and little kids in Vancouver, BC
More than 80 Halloween events for the young and not so young to celebrate Halloween in the Lower Mainland region of British Columbia. Prepared by The Province newspaper in Vancouver. […]
Hotel Zed Expands into Kelowna, British Columbia
The phenomenally successful Hotel Zed brand will be adding its cool factor to downtown Kelowna next summer, announces Accent Inns/Hotel Zed CEO Mandy Farmer. Since the first Hotel Zed launched […]
Spring in the Great Bear Rainforest
The Raincoast bear research crew gets ready for another field season. Spring is a special time for the research crews at Raincoast. Across the lands and waters of the Great […]
Happy 129th Birthday Vancouver
Today, April 6th, 2015 marks the 129th birthday of the City of Vancouver. It was incorporated on April 6th, 1886, the same year that William Van Horne established a terminal […]