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AFTER 13 HOURS of flying, I arrived. Until then, I was convinced I wasn't really leaving Hong Kong. But when I saw Vancouver in true colour and three dimensions, reality [...]

More Canadians are turning to Employment Insurance in the wake of huge job losses. In June there were 816,600 people collecting EI, up 5.1 per cent from May, according to […]

Kitsault, an abandoned B.C. mining town, sits 900 km north of Vancouver. When demand for the mine's molybdenum, a type of metal used to harden steel, dried up in the [...]

The recent election of Phil Fontaine, an articulate Ojibwa who is on a power trip for his people instead of himself, as head of the Assembly of First Nations (afn) [...]

When I took the train to British Columbia in 1968, my concept of this part of the country was somewhat underdeveloped. In fact-this is embarrassing-at the time, I was under [...]

On the Tri-Town Theatre's single screen, a burly Indian is delivering an ultimatum to a befuddled white homesteader and his wife. In jerky, live-action black and white, the camera records [...]

It is well known, a cliche by now, that British California is not a province but a state of mind. The denizens do pull the mountains over their heads like [...]