Apr 27, 2020 | Food, Vancouver, Vegan food
Warning: This post will make you hungry for vegan food. I really should have created this post at the beginning of the year, but even though I’m about four months late, we can consider at least half of 2020 a “break” due to the Candyman crisis, so I...
Apr 11, 2020 | Eco fashion, Fashion, Lifestyle, Vancouver
You REALLY gonna go out with that fur coat and leather shoes? Oh, how times have changed just in a year. Thanks to COVID-19 (or what I like to call “Candyman” online), the world is waking up to the reality of what happens when we capture and consume...
Mar 9, 2020 | Animals, Beauty, Buy local, Environment, Events, Fashion, Food, Lifestyle, Social good, Vancouver, Vegan food, Vegans
Veganism is so much more than the food. Someday, it’s going to be really easy to eat vegan. The industry’s already well on its way in major North American cities and others around the world. The point I want to make in this blog post is that there are SO...
Jan 17, 2020 | Events, Food, Health, Lifestyle, Self-Development, Vancouver, Vegan food
2020 highlights include trends, CBD, and Bif Naked on the Women and Wellness Panel In 2019, the climate crisis (which was just declared the word of the year) came sharply into the spotlight, championed by the unflagging efforts of a 16-year-old girl, Greta Thunberg....
Dec 30, 2019 | Events, Family, Self-Development, Travel, Vancouver
It’s that time to review how the past year went, but instead of doing my usual 10 Questions blog I thought I’d recap what’s been an amazing decade in photos. I tried to pick out just one photo each year for the last 10 years to encompass the best...
Dec 26, 2019 | Business & Marketing, Buy local, Eco fashion, Events, Fashion, Food, Lifestyle, Vancouver, Vegan food
2019 was a good year for the vegans in Vancouver, and I’m stoked for the next 10 years. I wanted to give props to some of the businesses that emerged this year that ushered in the vegan movement in a great way, and a few that were too irresistible not to be...
