By columnist Diana Pearson This Thursday, March 8 is International Women’s Day (IWD). Beginning in 1908, IWD is a day to acknowledge women’s struggles, and celebrate their successes in all walks of life. Women have fought for, and continue to fight for, the right to vote, the right to own property, to have reproductive freedom … Continued
Above: The mouth of Cable Bay Trail. 📷 Spenser Smith By Chantelle Spicer I considered for a long time what to write for the column this issue. There are many disheartening events happening right now regarding pipelines (and leaks) all over North America, Site C dam, and deforestation. I acknowledge their existence in every way, but thought … Continued
By contributor Chantelle Spicer 99% Invisible If you are at all curious about the world around you, this is an amazing place to start digging for answers and stories. From technology and architecture to sounds and objects, host and network Radiotopia founder, Roman Mars, explores the life of our designed world, and how it affects … Continued
Above: 📷 iStockPhoto By contributor Chantelle Spicer Things have seemed a little unsettled, crazy, wacky, absurd, scary, but, above all, the activities of North America have felt the exact opposite of normal over the past few weeks. I am already exhausted from the constant upsetting headlines coming out of the Oval Office this week, as well as … Continued
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