This week on BCIT Magazine, my co-anchor Kristin Woodhouse and I bring you up to speed on all the local news. Sam Numsen reports from the newsroom and Corrin Skalbeck reports from Grouse Mountain.
Showing posts with label vancouver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vancouver. Show all posts
1.26.2011
Sight for the Third World
A pair of glasses is a simple thing many in the Third World go without. But as I discovered, a local group of volunteers is working to fill the need.
1.24.2011
Cats for Seniors Program
How many seniors do you know who would love to have a pet but are afraid they won't be able to take care of it? As I found out, a local woman has developed a program that allows seniors to have a furry friend without the worry.
1.21.2011
Businesses Upset Over Hornby Street Bike Lane
Bike lanes in Vancouver have been the subject of a lot of controversy over the last year, and the newest lane on Hornby Street is no exception. I found out why the lane has at least one business owner on the street concerned.
12.01.2010
Fire Damages 5 Vancouver Restaurants
Via BCIT.
11.16.2010
VPD Hands Out Blankets at Pigeon Park
Via BCIT. Photos by Pete Ashton.
Jericho Wharf to be Demolished
Listen to my story on the Vancouver Parks Board decision to tear down the Jericho Marginal Wharf. (0:40)
Via BCIT. Photo by Stephen Rees.
11.15.2010
Broadway Connections Adult Program Closed
Via BCIT. Photos by Glenn Crenshaw.
5.17.2010
Bike Lanes Hurting Downtown Businesses
Bike lanes in Vancouver may be great for bikers and good for the environment, but I found out, at least two downtown business owners say the driving restrictions that come with them are keeping customers away.
4.27.2010
Documentary Short: Carnival Band
A profile of an eclectic group of Vancouver performers who bring the community together through music.
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