‘Random things will catch his imagination’: B.C. boy with autism publishes online magazine
Like all good reporters, seven-year-old Clement Gray is full of questions and will do whatever it takes to get an answer.
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Like all good reporters, seven-year-old Clement Gray is full of questions and will do whatever it takes to get an answer.
Nobody knows who put them there and the randomly placed rotary phones aren’t connected to anything, but people are invited to use them to connect with people they love.
Brian Nevay was intrigued to find a broken mannequin at a garage sale.
Lukacs Sarko was in the middle of doing some schoolwork when something unexpected caught his eye.
If you were to ask Kyle Strand to sum up his past in a single gesture, he would likely stick his thumb down.
While it was not unusual for Martin Mayer to be welcomed by all sorts of fans at his international concerts, the pianist never expected to see one specific picture on a poster promoting his show.
Although Lucia and Chris Chater had their first date on Friday the 13th, they say they’ve been lucky in love.
Paul Lewis stops walking along the treelined trail and points up to a branch. “What’s that?”
After her husband's death, Anna Fentie says she overcame loneliness by donating teddy bears to local youth, with the help of her bus driver friend.
It wasn’t until the day she descended below the laundry room to store her paintings in the crawlspace, that she came up the idea.
Curtis Berntsen says adopting his late friend's bulldog has been a healing journey, and a lesson in unconditional love.
While it’s never comfortable to try new things, Kyle Hryckowian is throwing caution to the wind with dandelion puffballs, because he’s looking for love online.
Chris Poland has a knack for giving new life to discarded items, including an old video camera.
After he embarked on his first road trip across Canada and the U.S., Seth Scott dreamed of doing a dynamic drive that nobody had done before.
When you arrive at Katie Grant’s apartment, you’ll likely be welcomed by walls filled from floor to ceiling with boxes.