Vegan foods are always on trend, but better than that is when it is a Guyanese Channa that is 100 percent gluten-free. Boiled Channa is a typical Guyanese street food. Any time of the day or night you’d be able to find a brown paper sack filled with this fragrant and…
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Woman, be free from the myths we were fed! Here’s the truth of what it means when people say Freedom-45 for Women… I always heard when women hit the forty-year milestone life is a smooth ride to the end. We will be kinder, we will have less body image issues,…
Ajung Kim is a passionate wanderer, and dreamer who loves learning, exploring, observing and documenting human stories and the beauties of cultures, all with a camera. “The importance of female filmmakers is about encouraging diversity in our cinemas so that not only will women create the kind of films…
Chef Dan Creyke (Executive Chef, Terminal City Club), originally from England, was surprised at North American’s perception of British pub food, “Back home the pub chef, or cook, is free to explore, expand and create with the seasons. He or she is not held within the confines of a set…
On the long journey to Bawah private Island the 84 feet luxury yacht had ridden the rough waves with defiance as it left sluggish ships miles behind on the Straits of Johor. The captain had manned the vessel through the dark and stormy South China Sea with the skills of…
Why I fell in love with Naxos, Greece. The place is magical with its whiter than white buildings, blue as blue skies, and 50 shades of green sea. Every corner, every village, every building holds a story reaching far, far back into history. To be accurate…every cobblestone in all of Greece…
“They were clustered in groups of four or five, usually around a child. “Families,” he said.” That sentence from the New York Times, “In Aftermath of Greek Fires…” by Jason Horowitz, spoke not only of a devastating fire that wiped out entire villages. It tells the untold story of families,…
Recently I was given the opportunity to go on a day tour and sailing adventure. The offer was extended to me by Suzanne Girard of Pacific Yacht Charters who also does PR work for Comox Valley’s Seafood Festival and Tourism. By Guest Blogger, Janelle Bedard I work on boats, I…
Adventure tourism is certainly not a new trend but it is fast becoming a choice for more people these days. One of the fastest growing adventures is sailing the high seas with the Robinson men in Comox Valley. By Samantha McLeod Many Europeans, for example, are choosing to visit Canada…
This desire to pack information into every page without preamble, without an introduction to the subject is disconcerting to say the least. Reading and writing should be fun. Sometimes I read a page and I feel assaulted, it is like going on a date and before you can say hello,…
If you’re planning a trip to Greece, or not, and would like a taste of Greece right here at home at Leo’s Tapas and Grill in British Columbia, then hop onto the ferry and be transported right into the heart of Gibsons, BC. The coastline calls to your inner child, that…
Can you guess this location? This is in Gibsons, Sunshine Coast, British Columbia. The water is pristine and beautiful and green and cold and refreshing and revitalising. On a gorgeous blue-skies day, the jade coloured waters proved irresistible to two errant kids. They dived off the railing of the pier,…