Watching INVASION on the big screen really opens up the magnificence of the Unist'ot'en Territory and what is being protected. The invasion of their home by multi-national big business resonates with the invasion of the residential property market, and our rented homes, by people seeking a financial investment. Homes are no longer built to home people and help... Continue Reading →
Beacon Hill Park, Heaven in the Springtime
I first visited Victoria in about 1974 - came here on a summer holiday with my parents. I fell in love with Beacon Hill Park. It was summer time and the rose bushes were in full bloom. All these years later, it's wonderful to return, most especially in the springtime when the cherry trees are... Continue Reading →
Life in the (artistic) Zone
"Can I have your ticket please?" I show the young woman with the stylish hair-cut my Royal B.C. Museum ticket, the one I paid $15.00 plus GST for. "No, your ticket with a word printed on it...look...." She deftly produces a small, brightly colored laminated card palmed in her hand. Only thing is, she shows... Continue Reading →