The Oil Can Part 2
It was just after nine when Gravitas graced the stage, the sun still beaming through the back windows near the sound booth, naturally lighting…
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If you hate crowds…..
Alrighty. Let’s just do this live off the floor. Yeah. Baby. Hola from The Mission in San Francisco. Everyone’s saying it’s getting so gentrified…
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Under Xhovalin
July 1st, 1999 I cleaned up a soccer field full of garbage and poo today. One of the goalposts was turned on its side…
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Field Notes: Fort McMurray, The Oil Can, Part 1
It’s a good idea to have every new employee in the company I work for watch the movie Fubar 2 before their first trip…
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The Geography of Tiny Dwellings
The apartment is small, and its plaster walls are erected beneath a stairwell which juts into the kitchen; anyone who enters feels like they’re…
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Craigdarroch Castle: A History of Resilience
High atop a rocky hill in the Rockland neighbourhood, Craigdarroch Castle is one of Victoria’s landmarks since its construction began in the late 1880s….
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Making improvments with Paper Street Theatre Co.
Victoria’s first dedicated home for improv theatre has opened at . And owner Dave Morris, 33, couldn’t be happier. “I’m so excited,”…
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Road Stories: What doesn’t kill you…
So the band quit. Well not really. I’m exaggerating. After our one month sojourn to Texas and back, it seems the boys, realizing it…
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Field Notes: Fort McMurray Walmart
A large portion of the work we do in Fort McMurray involves filming documentaries. This is made extremely difficult if you forget to bring…
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Doris Gravlin: The April ghost
Doris Gravlin. Her name became a household term overnight almost 80 years ago. Before that fateful evening in September 1936, however, few people in…
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